Grandma Cheng of Nanchang sells lotus root slices near Baojia Lane in Guiwang Lane Community of Nanchang. There is no fixed stall and no special materials. The price has been "a dime a bunch" for more than 20 years.

Cheng Yingqing, an elderly man in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, became famous on the Internet because he has been selling snacks at a stall for more than 20 years and the price has never increased. He is even called the "Grandma on a dime" by many mainland netizens.

The biography of Grandma Cheng: Cheng Yingqing's family is financially strapped, and the family of three "lives" in a house of about 30 square meters.

21 years ago, in order to supplement her family income, she started to set up a stall selling homemade lotus root slices, bean paste, ham sausage and other snacks.

According to the price level at that time, Cheng Yingqing's snacks were sold for a dime per bunch.

The snacks she sells have not increased in price in 20 years.

Grandma Cheng’s home lives on the fifth floor of a residential building. It has a room with a kitchen and a balcony, about 20 square meters. In addition to a washing machine given by her sister and a refrigerator bought by her brother, the room is filled with old things left over from the last century.

furniture.

My wife's illness has improved in the past two years and she is able to get out of bed and move around a little.

As soon as Grandma Cheng arrived home, she turned into the kitchen and started preparing the family's dinner.

Grandma Cheng’s son is a bus driver. In order to make more money, he insists on doing the workload of two people by himself. He brings meals to the work every day. When he is tired, he lies on the bus and takes a nap during shift changes.

His "room" was built on a balcony and was exposed to freezing temperatures in the winter and exposure to the sun in the summer, which made Grandma Cheng always feel distressed.

She also knows that such a small "home" is the main reason why her 32-year-old son has never been able to get married.

In the corner of the room, there are the medicines that my wife must take every day. The medicine cost alone is four to five hundred yuan every month.

Talking about the future, Grandma Cheng said she hopes to apply for a low-rent house so that her son can start a family as soon as possible. She and her wife can continue to stay in this old house and continue to sell snacks every day to subsidize the family.