Zero Dividends, I Took the Village's Lifeline — 40 Episodes

Forty episodes of a man who does not argue at the meeting. He makes four phone calls, hires four 25-tonne cranes, and takes back what he built. Then the fruit starts rotting in the yard, the accountant hands over a transfer receipt with the chief's cousin's name on it, and thirty-seven families come to his gate with contracts in their hands. Forty episodes, free on Palmbox. Yang Jian spent half a million yuan of his own money building a two-hundred-square-metre cold storage on his own plot so that thirty-seven households in Qinghe Village would have somewhere to put their fruit. Two years later, at the year-end dividend meeting, the village chief Liu Qing reads out the total: 4.32 million in sales, 2.06 million in profit, and then he gets to Yang Jian's name and says the fifty thousand was written off as equipment rental. Rent for equipment the village never bought. His dividend for the year is zero. Yang Jian stands up, pushes his chair back, and says he will come and collect the equipment tomorrow morning. The room laughs, because a cold storage welded to a concrete base does not move.