In the 1980s, Su Wan of Zhangjiawa started from scratch, contracting barren mountains to plant hawthorns. Facing buyers cutting prices, merchants maliciously seizing mountains, and gossip and criticism, she did not back down. She led the farmers of the entire village to unite and develop, opened up sales channels in the provincial capital, built a fruit processing workshop, and made hawthorn gift boxes. She honored her price protection promise, set up a rural reading corner, resolved neighborhood grievances, and led the villagers to increase their income and achieve prosperity together. Years later, Zhangjiawa built an agricultural product processing plant, and its fruits were sold far and wide. A business card of an import and export company opened a brand-new journey of fruit going overseas.