Yining County Handicraft Industry Leads Villagers To Become Rich

In the past two years,

We should vigorously support and hatch the national handicraft industry, train up the skills of farmers and herdsmen, and promote entrepreneurship projects with typical examples, so that the rural surplus labor force can achieve entrepreneurship and employment at home.

In the county, Hu Di, a woman who started her career in Zidian village of Zi Township, was founded by the help of venture capital in county and township enterprises.

And the small foot industry has come to good news recently, and the product has entered the Central Asian market.

In the past few years, she was a peasant woman who had been seeking employment and entrepreneurial opportunities for herself. She liked weaving and embroidery since her childhood. She discovered through the market inspection that the national hand-made leather peels are especially loved by all ethnic groups in winter.

Not only can prevent wind, but also can effectively protect the feet, light and affordable.

She discovered that this was a great business opportunity, so she set up a leather foot workshop in the village.

In the process of making leather feet, Hal has always been based on honesty, all of which choose pure cowhide and sheepskin to sew and process. For every pair of leather feet, she has been strives for perfection, and also provides on-site service for the elderly and disabled people.

With her honesty and service, her leather shoes business has been thrived.

In the past two years, Yining county's winter free labor training has been flourishing in the countryside. As a village's riches and entrepreneurship model, Hal has become a training point for her leather jacket workshop, where students can not only learn skills, but also generate income.

In the short span of two months, Cadet rial had not only mastered the cutting and processing techniques of leather sleeves, but also gained considerable income in the workshop of Haar.

"We work in the factory of Hal's sister, and now we have about 3000 yuan a month," she said.

I used to work part-time, but I didn't earn enough money. Now I work here, my income is raised and my family life is getting better.

At present, there are 13 rural young people in Haar workshop who earn their income while learning skills.

Recently, she is rushing to sell leather sleeves sold to Kazakhstan.

"We have sold leather sleeves to Kazakhstan, Karamay and other places.

I have 13 apprentices now, 3.

I'm going to buy two more.

I have 3 items of embroidery, sewing and so on, and I will receive more apprentices later. The aim is to enable young people to learn technology, take the right road, stay away from illegal religious activities, and make everyone's lives better and better.