It is a traditional Chinese virtue that “When disaster struck, help came from all sides.” After the outbreak of Novel Coronavirus Pneumonia, Ji Mei, the owner of the Four Seasons Rose Manor in Beautéville, donated Lampe Berger aromatherapy products and rose tea valued at over 6 million Yuan to the frontline volunteers who fight the epidemic. It is used to help the medical staff in the intense anti-epidemic work to relieve their emotions and relax their body and mind.

"Seeing people from all walks of life contributing to the fight against the epidemic, I also want to do whatever I can to help." Ji Mei, a certified aromatherapist, said “the essential oil products which can purify the air and ease the mood may relieve the fatigue and anxiety of the white angels fighting in the front line.” Thus, Ji Mei made a special blend of 10,000 pieces of essential oils to bring warm care to the volunteers.

This is not Ji Mei's first public service. When the epidemic first broke out, Ji Mei, who was attending the forum in Davos, Switzerland, was concerned about her motherland and the progress of the epidemic in China. When she browsed the news, she was always moved by the white-coated angel dedication." I have great respect for the selfless angels in white. When the virus came, every person was afraid about it. The medical staff was also human beings, but they were at the forefront. “As entrepreneurs, we also want to do something for medical staff.” Ji Mei said she saw that some nurses went to the front line and had their hair cut specially. She also had a beautiful head of hair, so she can feel that they their reluctant and helpless, which further prompted her to send love for the front-line medical staff. Ji Mei decided to send aromatherapy products, these products can purify the air and soothe emotions. So, Ji Mei donated 1,700 copies of essential oils and incense lamps to a hospital in Hangzhou.

Recently, Ji Mei came back to Zhejiang. As many entrepreneurs did, she led her team to begin the process of returning some of her companies to work and production. The first thing Ji Mei does at work is to make essential oils. She plans to make a batch of essential oil pendants to workers for self-defense. "These essential oil pendants can purify the air and protect the respiratory tract to some extent." Inspired by this, Ji Mei decided to make another batch, a total of 10,000 essential oil pendants, to give to volunteers who have dedicated themselves to the development of the city.

Although Ji Mei donated a series of anti-"epidemic" material, her company has also been affected by the epidemic. "There are still several companies that have not resumed work yet, such as two companies in West Lake District alone". Although the current situation of the company makes Jimei very worried, this did not stop her pace of love assistance. In the past two days, Ji Mei donated 1700 medicinal roses again to help those who are in the front line of anti-epidemic work to relieve their emotions and relax their body and mind. In this battle against "epidemic", Ji Mei is interpreting her dedication and responsibility with her practical actions.

Ji Mei has long been engaged in the international trade of cosmetics and essential oil products and is known as the "Queen of Essential Oils" in the industry. She is also the owner of JSPA Four Seasons Rose Manor in Beautéville and is a pathfinder of the local beauty + countryside tour model.

Ji Mei studied Aromatherapy in Malaysia and study under Dr. Xu Gaoya, one of Asia's leading beauty therapists. In 2012, a friend recommended Ji Mei to try the Aromatization Oil Certificate. At that time, Ji Mei does not yet speak English, but still went to the Penny Price Aromatherapy School in the UK and became the only Chinese member of the UK Penny Price IFPA International Aromatherapy Association. Along the way, she has become an authority in the essential oil industry.

The high pressure of being an entrepreneur made Ji Mei see the ability of essential oils to calm people down. She admits, "It's easy to get grumpy when you're under high entrepreneurial pressure, which does harm to your body and mind. You need to relax and make yourself happy so that the quality of your life and work can be improved." It is the most enjoyable thing for Jimei to pass on the idea that their products make people have a happy mood to more people. In the process of starting a business, Ji Mei is not willing to regard essential oil and aromatherapy as an unattainable thing. "I want to make an essential oil became affordable product to everyone. Essential oil is a daily product in foreign countries, not a luxury. I hope to bring essential oils and aromatherapy to thousands of households in China through my hands so that they can become the necessities of our life.

As the representative of the resident enterprises in Beautéville, the key project of Fuluola ecological manor Co., Ltd. Relying on the Beautéville's good ecological resources, deep cultural heritage, and beautiful landscape resources, the manor is dominated by rose planting, integrating functions such as leisure and sightseeing, entertainment and recreation, festival activities, conferences and exhibitions, and sales experience, to build a comprehensive agricultural tourism project with rose culture as the core. It is a model base established on the background of boosting rural collective economy to increase income and establishing a rose raw material base. Up to now, the Four Seasons Rose Manor has included more than 500 rose varieties from all over the world, and at the same time, using the unique grafting technology, it has successfully grafted roses onto rose trees, and 9,999 rose trees will be planted in the Four Seasons Rose Manor in the future to express the eternal love.

Winter will be over

Spring will be here

Spring is coming

This journey is filled with love.

Thank you all for your selfless dedication

Every member of Beautéville is concerned about the epidemic situation

Hope the haze fades soon!