Li works almost seven days a week. In February, he created his own company with seven employees. "I'm really optimistic about the industry's future as we still have a massive number of potential customers yet to be developed," he said.

The future lies in the younger generation's growing needs and greater consumption of goods, Li said. "Young people have better financial circumstances, but to be honest they are weaker at organizing themselves," he said.

In November, Li opened a Douyin account to share tips on organizing spaces, which has attracted a large number of followers. "I enjoy sharing and don't worry about losing my job if my fans master all the tips I've given. It's a job that requires both brains and brawn."

Li said he wants to build a team of organizers made up of military veterans. "I believe we veterans have great potential and can do a better job at organizing. It's my wish to help more veterans as it's not easy for them to find an ideal job."