grace of a meal

30 years of time passed. Now, he has become a net worth of tens of millions of local millionaires, have their own group. But he has not forgotten the begging when passing through the village, he wanted to return benefactor. Years of change, benefactor of the village still be populated has blurred. Finally this spring, he asked to be the benefactor with the children and grandchildren have moved into the city of Chongqing.
a new school stands in the Chongqing urban and rural counties under the cliff next.

this school, invested 120 million yuan. Which invested 50 million people, is a year has passed by the beggar.


children gone, a new program took to his heart, he decided to donate to the children build a campus.
It was a cold and windy winter, he came under the jurisdiction of the county's rural Chongqing. He has Qiruoyousi hungry,chaussure louboutin, he almost crawled to the front of the house farmers. He was warm-hearted owner totter into the house,Christian Louboutin pas cher, facing the table full of Meat, extremely hungry, he even attend to basic etiquette, breath on a four-bowl potato eating cooked rice, two bowls of bacon, a large bowl of seaweed soup bone wax. That is a 39-year-old man of the house's birthday, the family originally prepared a family gathering, wanted to eat a good meal of meat.

school completion ribbon-cutting ceremony that day, he did not go, he did not want to show off for this purpose. 10 days, the terminally ill elderly people who go, and he rushed to the scene and from Hebei. The tomb of the elderly, he can not afford Zhang Gui.
he returned home, Hebei, no more begging. That is, from that day, he began a bite,louboutin pas cher, started his career with hard work. Had thought that one day be able to repay the grace which rice can be a big hotel, go to your benefactor to eat a good meal.



30 years ago,moncler, a spring, he was 17 years old, because the home affected, orphaned, he started begging to go out of life.
Grace of a meal - life story - stories net
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grace of a meal, as the fruit of gratitude, out of flowers, grew into trees,louboutin, stretching into the forest.
eat dinner, he was thought to give the owner to kneel. Owners hold on to him, said: Before leaving, but also gave him four pounds of rice, 2 pounds of bacon.


he rushed to Chongqing, the most luxurious hotel in the banquet put on, ready to please a benefactor in this together. Unexpectedly, a message to let him in shock, so that he burst into tears. Because at this time benefactor was lying in bed suffering from terminal illness. That feast, according to the wish of terminally ill elderly people, are invited to visit the elderly in town a few kids from rural areas. That several children, the elderly contribute to school all these years of silence. Facing children in the feast of joy, he cried in a rotating restaurant window.
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