In the 1990s, the spring breeze warmed the earth, and the Pearl River Delta was undergoing unpredictable changes, ranging from the isolation of the 1980s to the impact of the information explosion of the millennium. Some people say that if you stand on the wind, pigs will fly; this is true, the 1990s was the best time to create wealth. The question is, can everyone squeeze in when they see the outlet? Does everyone have the capital to pry open the door to wealth?
For example, everyone knows that opening a BP machine store and a mobile phone store can make money, but how many workers on the assembly line can spare the funds to open a store?
Nowadays, how many people in their fifties still live with the regret of missed opportunities?
Reader comments
This book is intriguing, with twists and turns of characters and stories, and the writing is clear and meaningful. The time of 1996 was narrated, and after reading this book, I realized where the cusp of the generation was. Unfortunately, the authorities were confused at the time, and now it is too late to wake up. I really want to go back to the 1990s and start over.
This book is intriguing, with twists and turns of characters and stories, and the writing is clear and meaningful. The time of 1996 was narrated, and after reading this book, I realized where the cusp of the generation was. Unfortunately, the authorities were confused at the time, and now it is too late to wake up. I really want to go back to the 1990s and start over.