Because quality control manager Xia Zhengqiu insisted on a service fee of eight cents per pound and premium standards, she was replaced by the cooperative. The new team chased volume with low prices and shipped mixed fruits, leading to an explosion of after-sales issues. Xia Zhengqiu did not drown in grievances, but kept good records, clarified responsibilities, and started anew with fruit farmers willing to follow the rules, grading by tier, signing clear contracts, and establishing Zhengqiu Fruit Selection. She won buyers' trust with quality and made the villagers understand that good goods must have standards and cooperation must follow rules. True growth is not bearing risks for others, but turning responsibility, quality, and trust into a reliable business.