1992, from Laid-Off Female Worker to Shenzhen Stock Market Queen

Fifteen years after the resumption of the college entrance examination, a laid-off 28-year-old single mother broke into Shenzhen on the day of the 1992 Southern Tour speech with 200 yuan in her pocket. She made three fortune explosions - treasury bills, subscription certificates, and bargain-hunting in Hong Kong stocks. She eventually took charge of a 100-billion-dollar asset management empire and personally brought the factory director who forced her to lay off her job back into the supervisory spotlight.