In 2000, Wu Yuan, a fat man who graduated from junior college, started from a small firm in Jiangcheng. He took inventory in a pig pen, picked up scars in a state-owned enterprise warehouse, and defended the bottom line in an IPO storm.
Twenty years of ups and downs, from an audit assistant with a monthly salary of 800 to a CFO of a group in charge of tens of billions. Times are changing, and the ledgers are changing. The red and blue ballpoint pen in his hand is always on the red end.
This is not the story of a genius, it is the story of a smart man who persisted in being "stupid" to the end.
