The World's Richest Man Started by Chopping Bamboo

Introduction: When Lin Fan was reborn in 1991, China was vigorously developing its economy, and infrastructure and high-rise buildings were being built everywhere. In order to earn the capital to purchase new stock subscription warrants, Lin Fan began to visit major construction sites selling his own large bamboos. After earning his first pot of gold, Lin Fan also seized the window period of mutual visa exemption between China and Hungary and planned the first large-scale labor export project. In fact, it was a disguised immigration, and once again gained a second pot of gold. In 1992, he went to Shanghai to buy stock subscription warrants, and by accident, he got 20% of the shares of Phoenix Chemical, one of the eight old stocks. He suddenly became famous and had assets worth hundreds of millions. While he was making waves in the financial market, Lin Fan also set his sights on large factories that were retreating from the state and advancing by the people, and successfully bought thousands of acres of land in one go. ... Many years later, a reporter asked: Mr. Lin, you have been the world's richest man for 20 consecutive years. Are you still confident that you will continue to be the richest man next year? Lin Fan answered lightly: Respecting the laws of development of things is to obtain a prophet, and a prophet is the code to seize wealth. It is impossible for my world's richest man to change hands! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.