A few people know about the wealth behind the can

There is no lack of wealth in the world. What is missing is to find the eyes of wealth.

This kind of eye needs to be ignited by passion and rely on courage to practice. It is a real gold medal.

Wang Honghuai, the king of waste products in China, was no different from the roughly 2 million scavengers in the country. She returned home early and returned from the dump every day.

One day, he whimper: to earn a few cents to receive a can, if you melted as a metal material, can you sell more money?

So he cut a can of empty cans and melted it into a piece of nail-sized metal, and then spent 600 yuan to test it at the Nonferrous Metal Research Institute. Test results show that this is a very expensive aluminum alloy. At that time, the market price of this kind of aluminum alloy was between 14,000 yuan and 18,000 yuan per ton.

Each can weighs 18.5 grams and 45,000 is a ton. This way, the melted material earns six or seven times more money than selling directly cans. Wang Honghuai decided to recycle the cans for smelting.

In order to receive more cans, he increased the recovery price from a few cents to 0.14 yuan, and printed the purchase price on the card along with the purchase price, and distributed it to peers who had picked up.

A week later, he recovered more than 130,000 cans, a full two and a half tons.

He immediately started a metal recycling plant. Within a year, more than 240 tons of aluminum ingots were made from empty cans, which earned more than 2.7 million yuan in three years.

In fact, in this world, wealth is only a constant, and only wisdom is the real variable.

Reprinted: Chinese bottle net