In the 1970S, the Chief Financial Editor Was Able to Make Money and Do Anything

[Era + 1970s + time travel + cool writing + no space + relying on your brain to lead the whole village to make money legally] Introduction: The editor-in-chief of Finance and Economics is dressed as an orphan girl from Jiangnan in 1975, facing the dilemma of being forced to marry and seizing her property. While others resold privately, she chose to use economic thinking to lead the entire brigade to make money - from designing reed woven products to earn foreign exchange for export, to writing reports that shocked the region on the charge of "capitalism's tail", and establishing the first batch of commune and brigade enterprises in the cracks of the planned economy. When the spring breeze of reform and opening up blows across the earth, the collective enterprise she protects has successfully completed the joint-stock reform. Villagers have become stock investors, and the poor water towns have become a benchmark for common prosperity. Her creed has always been: Only when the collective pot is full can the individual bowl be full. This is a legend of modern economic thinking "dancing in shackles" in the cracks of the planned economy. (One sentence recommendation: Watch how the financial editor used an account and a pen to make big money in compliance with the regulations in the 1970s, and led the entire team to achieve common prosperity!)