Yan Yan's return to China this time saw considerable changes at home.
Simply put, Yan Yan had now become a child from a "wealthy family."
Yan Dabang and his wife had left 15% of their shares to the technical team that had been with them since the start-up.
They sold 80% of the shares to another well-known shoe machinery manufacturing enterprise in Wenzhou.
Yan Dabang himself retained 5% of the shares, preparing to start a leisurely role as a non-operational director and technical consultant.
When Yan Yan returned from Melbourne, the production line of Yanlu Machinery had already begun to move gradually from the urban area to the industrial zone owned by the new proprietors.
Yan Yan grew up in the factory since she was young and wanted to visit it one last time before it was relocated.
In the early 1990s, the university-educated mechanical talents recruited by Yan Dabang were the uncles who had watched Yan Yan grow up.
