East China’s Jiangsu province has continued to promote employment and comprehensively optimize the entrepreneurial environment in recent years so that more people have stable jobs, steady income growth, and more substantial lives, realizing their dream of leading a well-off life.
There is no need for inventory and the time is flexible. You can come to the greenhouse at any time with your mobile phone. After receiving the order, the livestreaming anchor will purchase and pack the goods at the base, and then ship it in the comprehensive logistics system of Taobao Town.
Many left-behind women in the village have become livestreamig anchors as they can take care of their families and earn a considerable income.
Hu Yun, Resident of Zhaxia Town, Shuyang County, Suqian City
This bonsai garden is an entrepreneurial base. The founder Hu Daozhong started his own business in the 1990s to be engaged in garden engineering.
With the support of multiple entrepreneurial policies, the company got off to the right track in transformation, employing more than 400 gardening stylists and maintenance workers. The annual sales this year is expected to reach about 30 million yuan.
Hu Daozhong, Chairman of Jiangsu Yisenyuan Bonsai Base
Li An, Bonsai stylist, Shuyang County
In recent years, Jiangsu has maintained momentum in innovation and entrepreneurship by posting an average annual growth of nearly 16% in the number of new entrepreneurs. The province has also launched a vocational skills improvement action plan to help more workers to improve their skills and stabilize their income.
Zhenjiang has issued 30,000 vocational training vouchers to fresh graduates of technical colleges, enterprise employees and needy people so that everyone can participate in the training for free.
Xuyi County trains more than 2,000 low-income farmers in crayfish farming every year to help them start their own businesses.
Li Xin, Chef in Xuyi County
In recent years, Jiangsu has launched vocational training for 18.277 million people with the total number of high-skilled talents reaching 4.551 million by the end of 2020. The province also created jobs for 12.728 million urban people, with an average annual increase of more than 1.3 million.
