Chapter 423 Advance Preparation 1

1.

On April 10, Qian Jin received a telephone fax from the Youth League Committee of Dongzhou City to the Education Committee Office of Hushan Town.

Here, it is necessary to talk about the history of the development of fax machines, so that readers can compare and verify the poverty and backwardness of the Toyama area.

In 1843, the American physicist Alexander Bain invented the fax based on the pendulum principle. In 1850, Frederick Bakewell in the United States began to use the "roller and screw" device to replace Alexander Beth's pendulum method, which made the fax technology a step forward. In 1865, the Iranian Abakateri built a practical fax machine based on the principles proposed by Bain and Bakewell, and conducted fax communication experiments between cities such as Paris, Lyon and Marseille in France. It can be seen that fax has a history of more than 150 years since its invention, but it has been popularized and popularized in recent decades. Prior to this, its development was very slow, mainly due to the conditions of use and the backwardness of its own technology. The widespread use of fax is only the past two or three decades since the eighties.

The working principle of a fax machine is simple: it scans the documents that are about to be sent and converts them into a series of black and white dots, which are then converted into an audio signal and transmitted through a traditional telephone line. When the receiver's fax machine "hears" the signal, it prints out the corresponding dot information, so that the receiver receives a copy of the original sent document.

In the 90s, in the Hushan area, the fax machine was a rarity, in addition to the town government and the rural credit cooperative, there was only a fax machine in the Hushan Town Education Committee. This fax machine was purchased by Qian Jin for more than 2,000 yuan after he took office as the director of the Hushan Town Education Committee in September 1997, and it is a Philips thermal paper telephone fax machine. But after I bought it, this fax machine only occasionally received documents and notices from the Education Bureau, and most of the time it was idle, and there were few opportunities to actually use it.

At that time, the popularity of computer and network technology in Hushan Town was almost zero, what QQ chat, what e-mail, most people in Hushan Town had never heard of, even if some young people who like to read books and newspapers learned some knowledge in this area from newspapers and magazines, but there were very few people who really had actual contact.

At that time, most of the people in Hushan Town had long-distance contact with the outside world by writing letters, although the telephone was also useful, but it was not popularized, and more than 2,000 people were installed with a program-controlled telephone (the price in 1998 was much lower than the initial 5,000 yuan), and how many ordinary people could consume it? local tyrants".

2.

The content of the fax that Qian Jin received was about the details of the establishment of a charity fund in Toyama Town by Yokohama City University in Japan, which was very important, and Qian Jin did not dare to slack off, and hurriedly called Spring to the office.

After Spring entered the door, Qian Jin handed him the fax, and Spring read it carefully.

The content of the fax is divided into three parts. The first part is to determine the name of the Love Charity Foundation, and after repeated consultations between Yokohama University and the Youth League Committee of Dongzhou City, the full name of the final name is "'Spring Bud Love Charity' Yokohama University Foundation". Although the name sounds a bit awkward, it is a good combination of the theme of the "'Spring Sprouts' Love Foundation" originally founded by Spring at Toyama Middle School, which makes people sound not unfamiliar, but with the addition of the regional name of Japan, people can know at a glance that the money was paid by the Japanese, which should be considered a good name.

The second part of the fax contains detailed regulations for the foundation's statutes, which are divided into five chapters.

The first chapter is the general provisions, which mainly describe the work objectives of the foundation, the amount of aid funds of the foundation, and the management body of the foundation. In terms of the amount of aid, it is also clearly written in the fax that the foundation of Yokohama University in Japan transfers 20,000 yen every month to the Youth League Committee of Dongzhou City, and there is a deputy secretary of the Youth League and Municipal Committee of Dongzhou City who is in charge of this matter, and he will convert the yen into RMB (according to the exchange rate at that time, 20,000 yen is equivalent to 1,440 yuan) and then transfer it to the Huxian Youth League and County Committee, and then the Huxian Youth League and County Committee will transfer the money to a special account run by the Education Committee of Hushan Town on a quarterly basis, and then the "'Spring Sprout Love Charity' Yokohama University Foundation in Japan" The office in Toyama Township is responsible for the disbursement of aid funds.

The second chapter is the business scope of the foundation, which mainly describes the objects and scope of the foundation's work and services. The object and scope of the work service are those poor students and students with excellent academic performance in primary and secondary schools in Hushan Town.

The third chapter is the organization and person in charge of the foundation, the management organization of the foundation is the "'Spring Sprout Love Charity' Yokohama University Foundation", the president is the president of Yokohama University in Japan, the vice president is the deputy secretary of the Youth League Committee of Dongzhou City, the foundation has set up a foundation office in Toyama Town, and Spring is the director of the office responsible for specific affairs.

Chapter 4 is the management and use of foundation assets, in this chapter, Yokohama University in Japan lists in detail the criteria and requirements for selecting poor students, and also strictly lists the procedures for the approval, use, and expenditure of foundation funds in the form of provisions, which are clear and clear at a glance. According to the requirements of the document, the foundation subsidizes 30 poor students every quarter (including 10 in Hushan Middle School and 20 in primary schools in Hushan Town), with a subsidy amount of 60 yuan per person per quarter, and 20 students with excellent academic performance, (10 students in each primary and secondary school system in Hushan Town) 60 yuan per person per quarter, and the selection of personnel is subject to the examination results at the end of each mid-term.

The fifth chapter is the supervision of foundation funds, and the foundation has entrusted the responsibility of fund supervision to the Huxian County Civil Affairs Bureau and the Hushan Town Civil Affairs Office, and the civil affairs departments at these two levels are responsible for supervising the use of the foundation's funds, and can audit the foundation's office at any time, and can also investigate the use and distribution of the foundation's funds at any time.

At the bottom of the fax is the itinerary of the foundation members of Yokohama University in Japan to visit Toyama Town, Toyama Prefecture, Toshu City.

On April 29, the members of the Foundation departed from Japan and flew to Dongzhou City, where the Youth League Committee of Dongzhou City was responsible for receiving and arranging the accommodation of the Foundation members.

On April 30, the members of the foundation inspected a university, a junior high school and a primary school in Dongzhou City, and the Dongzhou Municipal Youth League Committee and the Education Bureau sent people to accompany and coordinate the work.

On May 1st, the members of the foundation set off from Dongzhou City to Hushan Middle School in Huxian County to attend the inauguration ceremony of the foundation, (starting at 5 o'clock in the morning and rushing to Hushan Middle School at 8:30) and began to visit the poor families after 9:30 a.m.

On the afternoon of May 1, the members of the Foundation returned to Dongzhou City by car;

Early in the morning of May 2nd, members of the Foundation flew back to Japan.