Food, clothing, shelter, and transportation are necessities of life. Beyond those, jewelry has also become an increasingly popular investment, serving not only to improve quality of life but also as a means of investing.
Take 2014, for example: China’s total jewelry sales reached 500 billion yuan, exports exceeded 60 billion US dollars, and the global jewelry trade topped a trillion dollars. Such a vast market, such an enormous slice of the pie, was enough to make anyone’s mouth water.
China had a complete industrial chain, abundant raw materials, and skilled workers who could produce high-quality goods at low cost. It handled most of the world’s manufacturing, yet most of that work was contract manufacturing, earning only a tiny share of the profits. The domestic market, meanwhile, was still flooded with foreign brands, and huge amounts of money and profit flowed overseas every year.
But when a man named Zhao Feng returned to China before the Reform and Opening-Up, all of that was about to change dramatically.
This book has dazzling, exquisite jewelry and friendships worthy of song and tears. Of course, it also has beauties as lovely as flowers and jade...
It's not bad, I can watch it, although I don't really like the style. Recommend