Traveling Through the 50S, I Took My Whole Family on a Journey Across Hong Kong

With the Buddha's bone space and modern business acumen, Zhang Bilan woke up in the troubled times of 1953! Foreseeing the coming storm, she decisively sold her property and took her family south to Hong Kong. The bottom of Kowloon Walled City is struggling at the beginning? No! The golden finger Buddha bone space hides family heirloom treasures, Su embroidery is the blade for her to stand on, and financial harvest is her ladder to heaven. From refusing the hometown association's invitation to "save the country", "How can we save the country if the Zhang family is not stable?" To making billions by manipulating Vietnamese securities, Singapore shipping stocks, and the oil crisis. She takes every step step by step and is precise and self-interested. Building embroidery workshops, hoarding cultural relics, setting up museums, laying out mainland electronics factories... Every step is based on the pulse of the times. She was "patriotic" within her means: anonymously aiding food in exchange for space expansion, donating tiger heads as national treasures in exchange for the green light to build a factory in Shenzhen, and finally, under the Victoria Harbor fireworks at the 1997 handover ceremony, she stroked the space relic and declared: A modern female entrepreneur writes the legendary life of "putting herself first before others" with extreme rationality in the turmoil of Hong Kong. Hiding treasures in troubled times and making waves in prosperous times, let's see how she plays with space, capital and people's hearts, and finally becomes the brightest star in the lights of Victoria Harbor! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.