Who is Wang Er?
It's you, it's me, it's him
Wang Er's economics story is the story of each of us
Wang Er is a fictional character. In the book, he is sometimes a tenant farmer, sometimes a migrant worker in the city, sometimes a small business owner or a white-collar worker in an office building. He is a member of the general public in China. Wang Er buys train tickets, sells grain, builds a house, decorates, keeps accounts, works part-time, opens a company, takes out three insurances and one housing fund, and goes to Hong Kong to make soy sauce... Through Wang Er's interesting story, the author grasps China's major economic issues at his fingertips and vividly presents the profound economic principles to ordinary readers.
From shopping in supermarkets to buying houses, we make economic decisions every day. We all feel that our decisions are affected by national policies, but not everyone knows exactly how they are affected. For example, will the appreciation of the RMB increase or decrease the wealth of ordinary people? Is China's growing foreign exchange reserves a good thing or a bad thing for ordinary people? Economists may not be able to fully understand such issues, let alone explain them clearly to ordinary people. Guo Kai used Wang Er's story to easily explain that he has the ability to penetrate the bottom of the pond.
This book is plain, interesting, clear, concise, and profound. It is a rare high-quality popular economics book for the general public and the economics community. It has gained wide influence and recognition among public readers, financial circles, media circles, and intellectual circles.
Reader comments
This book is very interesting and explains complex economic principles very clearly through Wang Er's story. I especially like the part about foreign exchange reserves in the book, which reminds me of my uncle, who has always been confused by the appreciation of the renminbi. Now I understand that appreciation is not necessarily a good thing. I will recommend it to other friends and everyone can benefit from it.
The writing is very good, there is almost no meal replacement, but the professional writing is slightly lacking. It would be better if it could be combined with more economic knowledge.
It's pretty. It's pretty.
From the perspective of ordinary people, seeing the big from the small, and interpreting seemingly mysterious economic issues in simple and easy-to-understand terms, it is highly recommended!
This book is very interesting and explains complex economic principles very clearly through Wang Er's story. I especially like the part about foreign exchange reserves in the book, which reminds me of my uncle, who has always been confused by the appreciation of the renminbi. Now I understand that appreciation is not necessarily a good thing. I will recommend it to other friends and everyone can benefit from it.
The writing is very good, there is almost no meal replacement, but the professional writing is slightly lacking. It would be better if it could be combined with more economic knowledge.
It's pretty. It's pretty.
From the perspective of ordinary people, seeing the big from the small, and interpreting seemingly mysterious economic issues in simple and easy-to-understand terms, it is highly recommended!