How big the heart is, how big the world is, this word comes from the mouth of a woman, which truly embodies what is called the scarf and does not let the eyebrows be shaved.
Zhang Yin was born in Jixi, Heilongjiang. Although I did not grow up in the northeast, there are northeast women in my bones, and I don't let the pride and determination of Su Mei be allowed.
Zhang Yin worked as an accountant after graduation, overheard that recycled paper is a trend, and resolutely gave up the current comfortable job, and went to Hong Kong alone to collect waste paper.
At that time, I took 30,000 yuan, and in order to make the business bigger, I went to the bank to borrow money. Because the Hong Kong waste paper market is relatively mature, Hong Kong people have a strong territorial thinking. As an outsider, Zhang Yin wants to enter this market and faces the bricks thrown by her Hong Kong counterparts at any time.
Later, Zhang Yin made the business bigger, and then did the business of collecting waste paper in the United States.
Later, he returned to the mainland to open a factory and successfully went public.
This way through, for a man is a lot of experience and suffering, Zhang Yin as a woman resisted.
Especially in 2008, the global financial crisis, many companies died a lot. The self-help method adopted by Zhang Yin is to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and reduce pollution. It worked, and she survived.
At present, Zhang Yin is still the largest papermaker in China.