What should a person do if his company goes bankrupt and he is heavily in debt? Is it better to break the pot or find a job to survive? Chen Hui did not do this. He spent several months reflecting on his successful experiences and failures, thinking about ways to integrate his existing resources, and used his boldness and courage to successfully break in at the right time and turn over step by step. . .
This article does not include the turbulent business wars, billions or tens of billions of capital exchanges, or the right to ask for or ask for help. Instead, it only uses a large number of descriptions of family, emotions, communication, and other daily life to show how a little person who has been helpless since childhood can obtain the help of friends, the followers of beauties, the recognition of partners, and the recognition of certain powerful groups through his own character and talents. . . .
