In the streets of Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and other cities, shops with "Guilin rice noodle" signs can often be seen, attracting the "favorite family" in the city with the original Guilin flavor.

However, most of these authentic "Guilin rice noodle shops" were not opened by Guilin people, but by migrant workers in Tin County, Guangxi.

Tian Ping county is located in Chongzuo City, the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. The Zhuang language is "stone standing up". It is a typical big rock mountain area with harsh natural conditions.

In the spirit of self reliance and self reliance, heaven and others realized "dilemma breakthrough", "heaven and others".

Lei Hailiang, Secretary of the county Party committee, said that Tian and others began to go out of Guangxi in the middle and late 90s of last century. They first started their business in Shenzhen, then rushed to Shanghai, and then entered Beijing in 2004. At present, there are more than 1500 rice noodle shops operating in major cities nationwide, with a total investment of about 3000000000 Yuan and more than 20 thousand jobs.

The "Guilin rice noodle", such as the sky edition, has springing up everywhere, triggering the attention of all parties.

The relevant departments of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region even set up a research group on the phenomenon of Guilin rice noodle, and conducted special research in Beijing.

"We are waiting for the poor counties. If we wait for the day to eat, the people can only be poor.

The Guilin rice noodles, such as the heavens and the like, combine the hardships and hardships of Tian and others, the spirit of dares to think and fight with the unique flavor of the rice noodles of Guilin, and improve and innovate.

With the support of the government, it is not only the "Guilin rice noodle" of the "Heaven rice".

In the world, training for migrant workers has become an important "livelihood project" for the government. In 2010 alone, 42 training courses were held in Tian county, including more than 3000 chef and home economics workers.

At present, migrant workers such as Tian et al have formed "one Township, one brand, one town, one".