Ordinary People: Business War in the Workplace

Documentary novels truly reflect, from the perspective of civilians, some old events in the past 40 years from the 1980s to the beginning of the 21st century, at the turn of the old and new centuries, such as interesting anecdotes about military training in the army, anecdotes about college campuses in the 1990s, and some workplace experiences and past events in professional service institutions, private enterprises, and state-owned systems in neighboring provinces in the Pearl River Delta workplace. It also reveals some real cases in various aspects such as finance, management and operation, investment, financing, and mergers and acquisitions of some industries and enterprises. The protagonist Huang Xiancai was born in an ordinary family. During his schooling, he went from being good at both morals and academics to being naughty and mischievous. He finally came to his senses and stepped back from the precipice and began to study. After graduation, he entered the workplace and engaged in management work such as finance, taxation, investment and financing. He adhered to the basic bottom line, did not get discouraged in the setbacks and failures in work and life, maintained an optimistic attitude, and started over when he fell down, step by step from a novice in the workplace to an elite in the workplace.