53 College Students Compete For 10 Shoe Stands.

The poor shoe makers stand in line, and customers keep on coming.

On November, 8, the school set up shoes booth for poor students, so that they could earn their living expenses by self-reliance.

Yesterday, the Chongqing information engineering speciality college set up 10 shoe polishing stands in the school, attracting 53 poor students to compete, and the school decided to take turns to work.

These 10 shoes stalls are located in the teaching area and living area of the inevitable flow of people.

Shoes, shoes brushes, shoes and cloth are all provided by schools to poor students and their income is used to subsidize living expenses.

Yesterday was the first day of the shoe stand "opening". Liu Pinliang, a third year student of electronics and information engineering, received some nervousness and was reluctant to listen to the first customer.

As soon as he finished the shoe polish, he picked up the polished cloth and pulled it up and down.

"No hurry, you still need to brush some brushes first!"

The customer hastened to shout him out.

Liu Pinliang's face turned red, and he realized that he had made a wrong order.

On the first day of business, many students made jokes, some forgot to put the cushion on the customer's pad, others did not know how to wipe the leather, some of them had lost their heels in front.

Shoeshine technology is not high, but school teachers have come to support, and some have also done monthly cards.

In just one hour, more than 20 monthly cards were sold and sales revenue was more than 400 yuan.

Cao Liejun, director of the student affairs department, said that there were more than 10 thousand students in the Yongchuan campus, and more than 1300 teaching staff. There should be no problem in the business of these 10 shoes stalls. It is estimated that each shoe stall should have a profit of one hundred yuan a month, which can give poor students a living subsidy.

At first, the school thought that these shoe stands had little attraction, so it was difficult to attract poor students to sign up.

Unexpectedly, when the news was public, 53 poor students came to compete.

In order not to let these poor students feel disappointed, the school is ready to let them take turns to take up posts and make use of their spare time to experience life.

Shoeshare is so popular that the concept of students has changed.

Lin Axiu, a poor student who has just enrolled this year, said he had washed dishes for a month after he graduated from high school, and the feeling of shoes now is almost the same as before.

The family can only give her a living allowance of 200 yuan a month, and earn some money by shoeshine, which can improve the food and have two books to spare.