Hong Kong Island: Reborn in 1979, Head North to Seize Business Opportunities

Chen Xuan travels through Hong Kong Island in 1979. He is the son of a 14K veteran and the sole heir of the Chen Group. His father asked him to start as an assistant at the ferry company. He directly asked for the position of chairman, blocking all doubts with one sentence: "The British will rule Hong Kong Island for another eighteen years at most. When Chinese businessmen are fighting, the Chen family will be swallowed up if they don't expand." After Chen Xuan got the power, he purchased the first batch of thirty sand transporting ships and took 14K talkers north to Yangcheng. At this time, Pengcheng was still a fishing village, and the senior officials of Guangdong Province were shocked - this was the first private businessman from Hong Kong Island to come to the company since the founding of the People's Republic of China. Hesha obtained the exclusive transportation rights and the red oil smuggling line was opened. He registered China Shipping Logistics and transported fruits on the surface and industrial diesel on the inside, earning a net profit of 2,000 per ton. While the business community in Hong Kong was still waiting and watching, Chen Xuan had already opened up channels for the Li family through Li Zelian, whom he had met in Cambridge. Li Ka-shing of Cheung Kong Holdings asked him to negotiate, and he smiled and took away half of the river sand market - cooperation is possible, but the initiative must be in his own hands. Ge Zhixiong asked: How dare you bet that the North will win? Chen Xuan glanced at the fleet unloading cargo at Yangcheng Terminal: What I bet on is not winning, but the times. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.