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多少年来,我们这里的山区人民都盼望着有一天能点上电灯,在他们心目中,电灯就是社会主义的一个标志。记得解放初期,秀山县城刚有了电灯,山区农民背着干粮,走上百里路,到县城观灯。他们激动地说:“县城的社会主义硬是搞得好。” 可是,由于种种原因,电灯始终没有照进这里的山区。今年,县农机局与民委合作,用扶贫资金买了6台1.5千瓦的微型发电机,无偿投放到贫困的塘坳乡,由村民集资买电线、电杆,自己出劳力建站。每台机组可供40户人家,每家用电35瓦。一位76岁的老人望着屋里的电灯说:“这辈子能见到电灯,死了也甘心。”许多来参观的人,回去以后把本地的水力条件进行了一番对比,纷纷来到县农机局,要求安装
For years, the mountainous peoples here from here are all looking forward to one day being able to put on electric lights. In their mind, the electric lights are a symbol of socialism. I remember the liberation of the early, Xiushan County just lights, mountain farmers carrying dry food, embarked on the Barry Road, the town lights. They said excitedly: “Socialism in the county was just doing a good job.” However, for a variety of reasons, the lights never came into the mountains here. This year, the county Agricultural Machinery Bureau and the State Ethnic Affairs Commission, with anti-poverty funds to buy 6 sets of 1.5 kilowatts of micro-generators, free investment into the poorest pond Au Township, the villagers raise funds to buy wires, poles, labor force to set up their own station. Each unit for 40 households, each 35-watt electricity. A 76-year-old man looked at the lights in the room and said: “I could see the lights in my life and I was willing to die.” Many visitors came back to compare the local hydraulic conditions with one after another Came to County Agricultural Machinery Bureau, requiring installation