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公元1994年,特贫县、河南省台前县终于迎来了万家灯火齐明的这一天,无电村的历史从此划上了句号。 改变这一切的是一位对革命老区怀有眷恋之情的老共产党员武纪峰。 1987年7月,武纪峰通过竞选考试,挑起了县供电局局长重担。他清楚这副担子的重量:台前县经济基础薄弱,是河南省特贫县之一,“一条马路一盏灯,一限负荷黑钱城”;七、八十个无电村还处在驴拉磨、点油灯的时代,奔小康的路上没有老区人民的身影,只留下他们沉重的叹息
AD 1994, the special poor county, Henan Province, Taiwan finally ushered in the county light thousands of lights Qi Ming day, the history of non-electric villages from then on. What changed all this was an old communist Wu Jifeng, who was deeply attached to the old revolutionary base areas. In July 1987, Wu Jifeng passed the election examination, provoking the burden of director of county power supply bureau. He knows the weight of this pair of burdens: The basic economic situation in Taixian County is weak. It is one of the most impoverished counties in Henan Province. “There is a lamp on a road, a load is limited to the money market.” 70-80 villages are still donkeys Lama, the era of oil lamps, the road to the well-to-do no old people in the area, leaving only their heavy sigh