Zhongliang mucking loader donates love materials to Manxiang Bara Primary School in Myanmar

China's national strength has undergone earth-shaking changes, and its economic aggregate has become the second largest in the world. Many companies have followed the country's "The Belt and Road" strategy and gone to all parts of the world. Service organization, serving the mines in the Wa State area.

Zhongliang Machinery not only attaches great importance to the development of the enterprise, but also cares about the needy families around. Since its establishment in 2005, Zhongliang Machinery has started to help local orphans in the Xiangyang City area (help orphans and help students). From primary school to high school graduation, Zhongliang Machinery has visited every semester. Provide certain financial assistance, and have helped 121 orphans by 2017.

Chairman of Zhongliang Machinery communicated with Mr. Yang from Bala Rural Primary School

In December 2017, Wang Hualiang, chairman of Zhongliang, Wang Qinglin, engineer of the technical department, He Xin, marketing director, Zhang Baotian, director of the Kunming office, and others arrived in Wa State, Myanmar, to inspect the market and visit customers, passing by the Bala Township Primary School next to the office , it was almost winter at that time, they saw that the living conditions of the children here were very difficult. There were no bedding for sleeping and quilts for the winter. After the introduction of the local rural head and the principal, the living conditions of the children here were very difficult. The daily living cost was 1 yuan, children seldom eat meat, the school has 5 teachers and 67 students. The chairman of Zhongliang Machinery decided to prepare a set of winter quilts and quilts for each of the children and teachers.

The commander in chief of Manxiangyan, Wa State, Myanmar met Wang Hualiang, Chairman of Zhongliang Machinery

The materials donated by Zhongliang Machinery and the certificate of acceptance by Wa State Customs

The children of the primary school in Bala Rural, Wa State, Myanmar, received winter supplies. 67 children and 5 teachers all received winter quilt supplies, and they were all very happy.