"Outside our factories in Africa, there are often many local people around. They are very eager to come to work in the factory. But we have no job vacancies and no recruitment plan for the time being, so we thought of a way: Let them learn embroidery and earn some income through embroidery as Living Allowance.

Though their embroidery crafts are rough and not suitable for sale, we pay them still, purely to help them and not to encourage the idea of getting something for nothing.

They are very grateful to us and thank you cards at Christmas, which say: "Thank you, my mother will not be hungry anymore. ’ “Thank you, my child has a school bag now.” “Thanks to the factory, our house will no longer leak. "