Zhao Jianguo ran a factory in his village for ten years. He repaired roads, donated money, arranged jobs, and never treated his fellow villagers unfairly. But Wang Fugui led the villagers in making trouble, demanding dividends, oversight, and that the factory belong to the village. Orders were lost, clients walked away, and key employees became disheartened. When the entire village blocked the factory entrance and pressured him in the name of 'common prosperity,' Zhao Jianguo had only one choice—move the factory. The day the machines were dismantled, the villagers finally realized that the person they had driven away was not just one man, but the source of everyone's livelihood.