Liaocheng City, Shandong province builds a platform to help veterans devote themselves to Rural Revitalization Build a service station to drive a large area of wealth ■ Liu Pengli The cold storage at minus 20 ℃ stores dozens of fresh fruits and vegetables; Workers dressed in uniform carefully select high-quality agricultural products; Dozens of veterans have planned a beautiful blueprint for voluntary service... In Liangshui Town, Dongchangfu District, Liaocheng City, Shandong Province, relying on the agricultural excellent source Veterans Service Station established by agricultural enterprises, they play the role of "navigation station", "Promotion Station" and "gas station", and lead the villagers to take a new step in Rural Revitalization. "If you come here to work during the slack season, you can earn more than 100 yuan a day." Su Guanghong, a 50 year old villager, is engaged in sorting fruits and vegetables in the deep processing workshop. In the past two years, in addition to the income from farming, she can earn more than 30000 yuan a year. Xing Tao, the head of nongyouyuan Veterans Service Station, is a retired soldier and a military branch secretary. Under the guidance of Dongchangfu District Veterans Service Center, the service station was established to provide jobs for 66 veterans and their families. After the establishment of the service station, it will give full play to the role of "veterans' home" and provide timely wealth information, purchase and sales information and other services for military branch secretaries, military committee members and veterans entrepreneurs. Driven by the service station, the characteristic breeding industry of surrounding villages has sprung up rapidly. "The land has been fertilized, so we wait for the technicians to come to the door for guidance and prepare to plant the first crop of okra." Recently, Wang Huachi, Secretary of the military branch, came to nongyouyuan Veterans Service Station and talked excitedly about the scene of villagers riveting their efforts to plant okra. Wangmiao village, douhutun Town, Dongchangfu District, where Wang Huachi is located, is relatively remote. In the past, villagers mainly planted wheat and corn, and their income was not high. As the leader of the village, Wang Huachi has been looking for ways to get rich. At that time, nongyouyuan Veterans Service Station was studying how to establish a planting base. Under the leadership of Xing Tao, a group of military branch secretaries and military committee members came to visit and train. After the observation activity, the planting of okra and soybeans aroused Wang Huachi's interest. The agricultural product processing and quick freezing industrial chain brightened his eyes. After learning that the enterprise also provided "one-stop" services such as seeds, technology and recycling for the planting base, he and other party members and cadres in the village were eager to try. With a comprehensive understanding of planting, management, marketing and other channels, Wang Huachi mobilized 12 villagers to integrate 60 mu of land to try to plant okra and soybeans. "First let a group of villagers learn planting technology and see benefits, so as to drive the industrial development of the whole village." Wang Huachi broke his fingers and calculated an account, "before planting wheat and corn, the maximum income per mu of land is 1000 yuan a year. After planting okra, the income per mu of land can increase by 4000 yuan a year." "Set up a separate account for voluntary service to solve life problems for more veterans." On March 14, in the reception room of nongyouyuan Veterans Service Station, Zhang Zongjie, Mu Shengqiang and other veterans signed and fingerprinted the voluntary service cooperation agreement. It is understood that they are all members of the "Shandong veterans" volunteer service team of the service station. "This service station is the 'home' of veterans. We work together and have full confidence in entrepreneurship." Zhang Zongjie said with emotion. As a "bridge" between the employment of retired servicemen and the sense of belonging of retired servicemen in poverty relief activities, as well as the "sense of belonging" of retired servicemen in poverty relief activities, so as to give play to the role of retired servicemen as an effective means of helping retired servicemen in poverty relief. "Build a station and drive a large area." Liu Lixin, director of Liaocheng Bureau of Veterans Affairs, introduced that there are more than a dozen special service stations in the city. Relying on enterprises, they provide a platform for the development of veterans and a position to show their skills, especially the Veterans Service Station of agricultural enterprises, provide employment channels and service guarantee for rural veterans and their families, and play a positive role in Rural Revitalization and local economic construction. Picture of this article: agricultural experts teach the Secretary of the military branch the technology of greenhouse vegetable planting. Photo by Liu Pengli (outlook new era)