Nearly 30 farmers in Xinjiang Bole became sewing and processing garments exported to foreign countries.

In the early spring of March, the chill is still strong. The production workshop of a garment factory next to the village committee of Xialerta Village, Qingdeli Town, Bole City is very lively. Nearly 30 sewing workers from the village are stepping on the sewing machine and skillfully flipping. Japan will proceed in the export of auto repair coveralls, they are the village surplus labor.

The villager Gulinur Abu Dhabi is one of them. In October last year, after the recruitment of the garment factory, she signed up and now makes curtains in the workshop, and can make more than a dozen semi-finished curtains a day. "There are 10 mu of land in the family, and the father-in-law can get busy. When I enter the garment factory, someone gives us guidance. We learn by doing, and we have nearly 2,000 yuan a month's salary, and we have two or three thousand yuan a year."

According to Sun Hongxing, the captain of the Bozhou Health Planning Commission in Xibula Village and the first secretary, the garment factory was built in May last year by a large clothing company in Bole City with an investment of 2.6 million yuan, with an annual output of school uniforms, curtains, 50,000 work clothes such as sanitation work, focusing on the employment of surplus labor in the village and surrounding villages, the first batch of auto repair coveralls will be exported to Japan. “The garment is first made into semi-finished products here, and then transported to the head office to make finished products.” Chen Yue, head of the clothing company.

At present, nearly 30 surplus laborers have worked in the garment factory in Xibula Village, Qingdeli Town.

It is understood that in order to further promote the orderly transfer of the surplus labor force in Shabulta Village and stabilize employment, Chen Yue said that he is currently preparing to expand the factory to produce an annual production capacity of 100,000 semi-finished products, which is expected to be available in the second half of this year. When it is put into production, it will absorb 80 surplus laborers and let the villagers work at home to further increase their income.