Title: Small Happiness and Big Dilemma: Hello, Little Happiness?
Introduction: "Hello, Xiao Zhenxing!" This mantra seems to have become the standard on today's social platforms. However, when we focus on the "small luck" life code behind the earthquake in Taiwan, will we find the hidden dilemmas and challenges?
Sister Zheng's Rural Miracle: The story takes place in Gaoshu Township, Pingtung County, where a rural construction hero named Sister Zheng walked into our sight. She left the prosperity of Kaohsiung behind and chose to open her own retirement estate in this countryside and transform it into a homestay. Thanks to her efforts, the estate has become a banner for rural revitalization. However, the story behind it is her unremitting efforts and untold hardships.
The "host culture" of Taiwanese homestays: Compared with homestays in the mainland, Taiwan's homestays emphasize more on "host culture". The hosts personally receive guests and integrate their own lifestyles into the service, so that guests can not only enjoy a comfortable stay, but also feel the warmth of home. However, will the labor intensity and operating pressure of this model put the owners in a difficult situation?
Mr. Huang's B&B sharing: Ms. Huang is the chairman of the Taiwan Hospitality B&B Association, and she has conducted in-depth research on the development process of Taiwan's B&B. However, even an industry rich in connotation has its own difficulties and challenges. The lack of time for presentations is only the tip of the iceberg in these problems.
New Ideas for Rural Revitalization: We can learn a lot from Taiwan's experience in local revitalization. Instead of blindly pursuing grand scale and speed, it is better to pay attention to the quality of life and small fortunes. This attitude of seeing the big from the small may be worth pondering and learning from. However, in the face of the pressures and challenges of reality, how do we balance the relationship between small fortunes and big difficulties?
The end: "Hello, Xiao Zhenxing?" may be worth pondering. What do we pursue in life? Do we pursue superficial happiness or inner satisfaction? Let's explore together, where is the balance between small happiness and big difficulties?