Huang Wenxiu, First Secretary of Baini Village and BNU alumna,died at 30 while rescuing poverty files, earning China's "Model of the Era" title.While peers chased KPIs in offices, she spent 72 days mapping 195 households;when livestreaming boomed, she taught villagers to sell tangerines,boosting revenue from 9Kto1M. Against "quiet quitting,"she wrote in her CPC application: "A member's privilege is suffering first"—a vow sealed in her final dashcam footage:rain-lashed notebooks, scattered aid forms, and "Uncle Wang's insurance" on her lips.Her drowned diary, frozen mid-sentence ("10 more years for Baini"), became a testament.Yet her legacy thrives: villagers use AI for market analysis;BNU volunteers deploy her poverty app; the UNDP cites Baini as a "Global Rural Case."Wenxiu's story is a mirror—revealing youth as sunflowers in soil,privilege as courage to carry burdens.Critics' "naive" whispers fade in tangerine blossoms,while her name ascends, a star for dreamers.