In 1992, the wave of reform and opening up swept across the country, and southern coastal cities became the forefront of economic development. The individual economy sprouted and policy dividends coexisted with market gaps. The iron rice bowl of state-owned units is no longer the only option, and "going overseas" to do business has become a new trend. However, poor information, resource barriers, and traditional concept constraints are still the main obstacles for ordinary people to start their own businesses, providing a stage for the heroine to counterattack.
