The Legend of the Youngest Sister Drifting in Guangzhou

The latest work by Principal Jiang of Yongzhou tells the story of Zhu Meiqin, a left-behind child who went to Guangdong to work at seventeen. From a mountain village in Mianyang, Sichuan, she made her way to Zhongshan to start a business, then succeeded in Shenzhen with Xue Bao. This journey of a migrant worker in Guangdong depicts the struggles of a generation of migrant workers' children after China's Reform and Opening Up, blending family ties, the hardships of entrepreneurship, and the growth of love. In the end, she makes an incredible leap from left-behind child to founder of a publicly listed company.

Zhu Meiqin: From an innocent village girl to a mature entrepreneur.

Xue Bao: From an engineering graduate to the founder of a jewelry brand.

This story follows the continuing legend of our generation of young people born in the 1980s and 1990s amid Reform and Opening Up: the remarkable journey of a farm family's youngest daughter who came to Guangdong to seek her fortune. It will inspire countless dreamers. It's an excellent read, so check it out and leave a comment to join the discussion.

“This story is entirely fictional and does not constitute investment advice.”