Ah Kun's main source of income was collecting high 'sanitation fees' and 'management fees' from the urban village Sanli Village in Ningchuan. As a local, he, along with a few mates from the village, had been doing this job from the start, earning a considerable income every year.
As Ningchuan developed better and better, more people came to work there, so their income increased, and under him, many underlings were recruited, making the business exceptionally good.
But Ah Kun had a concern, and that was the Baihua Kindergarten.
The kindergarten was run by an old man, and it accepted children of martyrs, orphans, and even abandoned children with disabilities.
Morally, they shouldn't be collecting the 'management fee' and the 'sanitation fee' from Baihua Kindergarten.
However, business-wise, they had to be ruthlessly strict.
If they didn't charge this place today and that place tomorrow, would they still be in business? Would they still collect money?
