1998年8月15日,对黑龙江省肇源农场张福堂来说是一个黑暗的令他终身难忘的日子。那一天,嫩江流域发生特大洪水,他饲养的1千多只狐狸毁灭殆尽。但是张福堂并没有放弃,他决定从头再来。第二年他贷款用仅剩下的100多只狐狸继续繁育,2000年底已经繁育出400只狐狸。然而,当时我国狐狸种群数量已经达到饱和,很少有人再买狐狸扩种了,原指望靠卖种赚钱的张福堂多年在家闷头养狐狸,对这些信息根本没有了解,没办法,他只好打了皮张自己运到全国著名的皮毛集散地河北尚村市场去销售,可是皮张的价格却令他大失所望。张福堂一打听才知道,别人卖的都是进口改良狐狸 August 15, 1998, for Zhang Futang, the Heilongjiang Province’s Wuyuan Farm, was a dark and unforgettable day. On that day, a major flood occurred in the Nen River valley, and more than 1,000 foxes he reared destroyed it. However, Zhang Futang did not give up and he decided to start again. In the following year, his loan continued to breed with only the remaining 100 foxes. By the end of 2000, 400 foxes had been bred. However, at the time, the number of foxes in our country had reached saturation. Few people would buy foxes to expand their crops. Originally, Zhang Futang, who had hoped to rely on sales to make money, had kept foxes at home for many years and had no understanding of the information. No way, he had to play hides. He transported himself to the Shangcun market in Hebei, a well-known fur distribution center in the country, but the price of hides made him disappointed. Zhang Futang only knew when he heard that others sold imported foxes.