The owner story of the owner of the explorer car in Shenyang, Liaoning
Once upon a time, the post-90s generation was a generation that was easily labeled: a comfortable life, a yearning for freedom, Buddhist socialization, low eyesight, and a non-mainstream appearance. With the slow growth of the post-90s, everyone found that they have become another group of people: independent innovation, real self-confidence, ideas and motivation. Xu Yingda, the owner of the Shenyang Explorer in Liaoning Province, is a member of the post-90s army. This little brother who rides the wind and waves uses the unusual experiences of his peers to explore new boundaries of life. And his fate with Chevrolet begins with the story of red chalk...
Love my love, realize the dream of "chalk head"
October 2019, Guangxi, remote Xining Village Primary School.
At this time, Xu Yingda accidentally saw that Chevrolet was recruiting volunteers, and he immediately decided to sign up! For the sake of his own careful wish over the years, with his own curriculum, love and love for public welfare undertakings, he resolutely embarked on a journey to Guangxi and became a volunteer teacher at the Guangxi station of the Chevrolet Red Chalk Education Program.
"I want to bring art lessons to the children, teach the children to understand the beauty of the line, understand the emotions generated by the different line changes, and teach them to draw lines. I hope that through the curriculum, children can learn to pay attention to the lines around them in life and create their own paintings. This is his voice from the bottom of his heart, with this sincerity, he spent 7 days with the students of Xining Village Primary School.
Xu Yingda, who graduated from the art academy, brought art courses to the children. During the day, students are taught to paint a colorful world with a paintbrush. At night, when school is out, you can still see many children drawing with books on the playground. Let the lively campus have a quiet corner that belongs to the fine arts.
In his class, a little girl in the fourth grade draws a picture of the back of her mother's stir-fry, and although the composition and brushstrokes are immature, they contain the child's understanding of family and life. Another child painted a notebook full of his favorite chicken thighs, mushrooms and cakes. Seeing these impressive works, he thought that the original intention of teaching was to teach children to record beautiful and meaningful things. These paintings are as simple and moving as Zhu Ziqing's "Back Shadow".
Putting the things you love into action to achieve is the greatest sense of achievement of rural volunteer education. Since then, Chevrolet's love for me has been deeply imprinted in his heart.
Dreaming of the future, the post-90s rejected the label
Not limited to the life of an office worker in the morning of 9 to 5, Xu Yingda came up with the idea of starting a business. As a veteran foodie, only love and food can not be disappointed. After market investigation, making plans, practicing site selection...His original milk tea brand "LaoGangsheng" soon took root in Shenyang. In a few years, from one store to multiple stores, from one brand to "Hong Kong ShengJi" and "Hong Kong Ji" chain brands, from milk tea brands to raw material suppliers, the cause has been doing well.
Busy with what you like every day, even the sweat is sweet. He decided to reward himself with a big gift, a power SUV he had loved for a long time, the Chevrolet Explorer. Strong power, American muscle SUV shape, spacious space, strong off-road performance, so that in his spare time, he can say to walk, with the wheel to measure more unknown areas and fields.
As a post-90s, in the eyes of others, he is a treasure boy, skateboarding, skiing, horseback riding, water skiing, Chinese painting, calligraphy, drawing, Nanxiao, vinyl... A variety of hobbies are at your disposal.
In his own eyes, no label, no limits for himself, creating unusual life experiences, and constantly exploring new boundaries are the pursuit of a "boundary explorer".