Reporter thanks report: yesterday, the staff of Rongqi Port received a creative New Year goods: a large bag of organic vegetables and raw chicken, duck, goose, "fa CAI means' get rich ', Shunde people for a good feeling during the New Year!" It turned out that the owner had bought the goods from an organic farm in the hope that his employees would eat more green food and be healthy and make a lot of money in the coming year.

      Yesterday, Miss Ye of Ronggui calls our newspaper, say younger brother sends her a bag of New Year goods, it is all sorts of vegetables inside. "My brother works in The Port of Rongqi. He said it was the first time in more than 10 years that he had received such special goods for the New Year. I thought it was very creative." Miss Ye told reporters that Shunde people like to have a good mood during the New Year, and the New Year is just right. Chinese cabbage, Chinese cabbage, Chinese cabbage heart, tomato, celery, the reporter counted in detail once, the bag of goods of red colourful New Year contained the vegetable of 6 varieties altogether.

      That afternoon, the reporter went to Rongqi Port, in a basketball court to see an interesting scene, on the side of the field neatly placed bags of vegetables, while the ground is covered with chickens, ducks, geese and other live poultry. Staff at the scene told reporters that these are sent to all the staff of the first lunar New Year goods, a total of 1,000 bags of vegetables, including six different varieties, live birds also have nearly a thousand. "These are all green food. The boss bought them and gave them to his employees to keep them healthy and to make them feel better."

      Employees came to collect the New Year goods one after another, with one hand holding vegetables, one hand catching a chicken, and laughing with each other. "All in the world! Take it home, the wife is the happiest, these days do not have to buy their own food." "The boss is very human," said Yang Ningzhen, a veteran employee of Rongqi Port, with a smile. "In the past, besides ordinary New Year goods, employees would also receive oranges, daffodils and other things for the Spring Festival.

     The incident has also sparked heated debate online, with many netizens even calling it creative.