This afternoon, on the sidewalk of the neighbouring Garden community in Qiaokou District, Wuhan, there was a shoe stand on the sidewalk, but the city management personnel not only ignored it, but also helped maintain order.

Time: 3 p.m. March 12, 2008 Venue: neighbouring Garden community in Qiaokou District, Wuhan

Why, put the shoe stand on the sidewalk, and the city management personnel not only ignore it, but also help maintain order. What's wrong with it?

Luo Guoliang, captain of the Baofeng squadron of qiakou District, Wuhan City: (careless) we considered that her family's difficulties had helped her to run a temporary permit for stall for sale for a week.

The city management staff said this is Leng Juhua.

A year ago, her husband, Wan Chun Zhou, was diagnosed with advanced lung cancer, and his condition deteriorated rapidly.

In order to raise money, the cold lady who used to be a cleaning worker began to sell shoes, but up to now, there are 5000 pairs of casual cloth shoes sold at home.

In order to sell the shoes earlier and exchange money for her husband to cure the disease, the cold lady who had no choice but to turn to the community had to have the touching scene of today's charity sale.

Wuhan residents: (main idea) how much did you pay for the shoes? 10 yuan, originally 5 yuan and a pair, mainly to see her poor.

You see, this lady threw 120 yuan into the box of love, but she didn't get any shoes.

What is your last name? My surname is stone. You don't need to know who I am.

Wuhan citizen: (careless) I don't want shoes. I hope she can sell more shoes to others and make more money.

Leng Juhua: (main idea) this is even more exciting than I usually sell shoes.

[editor's note]

According to the level of the scene, I reckon that Miss Leng's five thousand pairs of shoes will soon be sold out, hoping that her husband can turn the corner.