Destiny*****

The life of Chen Xiangyang, a young man from a poor family, was split in two by a car accident on a national highway. On New Year's Eve in 2010 when a snowstorm closed the mountains, the parents of migrant workers rescued Guangzhou politicians from a burning Audi car, and the phone number they obtained became the key to changing their destiny. When the bad news of his grandma's sudden death came, this left-behind boy from a mountain village in Guizhou was forced to transfer to Guangzhou. With a patched shirt and a mountain accent, he entered the vanity fair of a key high school. In the dazzling light of the rich lady Lin Chuxia, he tasted the humiliation and throbbing caused by the class gap. The chalk dust of make-up classes on the rooftop, the sweat of the 10,000-meter track in the sports meeting, and the huge profits in the gray area of ​​driving school agencies piece together the trajectory of the barbaric growth of teenagers. Just when he thought he would be able to cross the chasm by getting admitted to Shangcai, he witnessed with his own eyes the white moonlight dissipating in the morning mist on the other side of the Pacific Ocean. During the ups and downs of the stock market, he ran rampant like a quark in a particle collider. His wealth of tens of millions and three broken relationships eventually pushed him into the abyss of Shanghai's financial whirlpool. The wheel of fate restarts when he meets a physics professor. In order to pursue the iceberg beauty Shen Qinghuan, he gave up business and became a rationale, but he glimpsed the truth of life in the maze of quantum mechanics. When the starlight of the drone show fell on the Dianchi Lake, and when the application form for dropping out of school and the securities license were placed in front of him at the same time, he finally understood the meaning of the red envelope that his father had hidden back then - some glimmers of light need to travel through twenty years before they can be revealed in the data stream of the dark matter detector. This book compares the chaos model of financial markets with the uncertainty of quantum physics, and uses three emotional encounters to measure the cost of class transition. From the rooftop casino in Zhujiang New Town to the starry sky at the Swiss Nuclear Center.