Delivery boy Gao Jialing was involved in a car accident and his soul traveled to a parallel world, becoming Gao Jialin who had just been sent home by the Propaganda Department. Gao Jialin returned to Madian Primary School to continue teaching, and fell in love with Liu Qiaozhen's sister Qiaoling, who taught at the same school.
Later, because of his talent in playing basketball, Gao Jialin was specially recruited to work as a worker in the city's printing factory. When he was twenty-seven years old, he asked someone to go to the Liu family to propose marriage, but was strongly opposed by Qiaoling's father, Liu Liben. In the first month of the lunar calendar the following year, Liu Qiaoling and Gao Jialin registered their marriage. On May Fourth Day, the two held a wedding in Qinbei City.
In October, both received their correspondence college diplomas. During the Spring Festival of the following year, Qiaoling gave birth to a son, named Gao Feng. Gao Jialin went south in March. While working in the Bao'an Special Economic Zone, due to his outstanding ability, he soon became the deputy director in charge of production in a village-run printing factory.
In the spring of 1992, Gao Jialin relied on his foresight to buy 50,000 yuan worth of stocks at one time, which turned into more than one million yuan after one year of operation. The following year coincided with the restructuring of township enterprises. Gao Jialin took the funds obtained from stock trading and bank loans to invest and became the second largest shareholder of the printing factory.
In the late 1990s, Gao Jialin sold his shares and came to Jiangzhou, the capital city of Jiangdong Province, to establish a new printing company and acquire a state-owned printing factory that was on the verge of bankruptcy. In the following years, Gao Jialin opened several hotels and entered real estate. Gao Jialin's group company has resettled many laid-off urban workers and migrant workers. Gao Jialin and his wife also donated money to build village roads in their hometown and support poor students...
