when running an enterprise, pursuing profits means losing;
If you make progress by product, you will win the hearts of the people.
Management is first to be supported, and exile is to be lost.

Deep roots are leafy, deep roots are strong, so no matter the wind and rain, the tree always stands proudly between heaven and earth! In the same way, being an enterprise does not depend on its scale, but on how strong its anti-risk ability is, whether it can develop sustainably, and benefit all creatures. Only when an enterprise is rooted in the ground can it be full of vigor and vitality, fight against wind and rain, and its foundation will last forever!

This is the warning of our ancestors to all our food producers: those who make food must be conscientious, and those who lack conscience are not worthy of making food. This is also the moral bottom line, code of practice and theoretical basis of all Zhou Heiya people.