Chen Shouzhuo lost his parents at an early age and had to live under someone else's roof. For eight years, he worked at his second uncle Chen Demao's apiary. Thanks to Chen Shouzhuo's expertise, his uncle expanded from 40 beehives to 400, made a fortune, bought an Audi, and enjoyed a comfortable life. Meanwhile, Chen Shouzhuo continued living in a tin shack, earning a monthly salary of just 2,000 yuan. His wages were frequently withheld, and he was constantly humiliated. At the time, the beekeeping industry had an unspoken rule: many beekeepers fed their bees antibiotics to prevent diseases, leaving antibiotic residues in the honey. Everyone had grown accustomed to this practice, and nobody was willing to invest the effort in researching antibiotic-free beekeeping.