Travel Through 77 Days from a Mountain Village Boy to a Global Tycoon

[Slow heat] [Daily life] [Technology] [Literature and art] [Film and television] [Martial arts] [Folks] Back to 1977: A gentle scholar is actually a global godfather In the winter of 1977, memories of past lives awakened together with an [offline knowledge base]. Li Jue became a poor boy in a mountain village in western Sichuan whose parents both died. Others took the college entrance examination to enter the city, while he took the college entrance examination for layout. While his classmates were still fighting for a place to study in Beijing, he had already set up an offshore company in Hong Kong and anonymously invested in chip teams in Silicon Valley. When the million-dollar household became a model of the times, his funds have penetrated into Hollywood studios, European football clubs and top auction houses. The world only knows that he is a talented scholar from Tsinghua University, a Ph. D. From Stanford, and a returned scholar. He is as gentle as jade, low-key and humble. No one knows that he is responsible for leading the country's Chinese character informatization standards, that he composed the golden songs for movies and TV shows that are popular in Asia, and that national treasures sold at sky-high prices overseas eventually found their way into his private collection. In the past forty years, from entertainment, technology to sports and finance, a secret empire spanning the world has quietly grown at his fingertips. He always watched the situation quietly and hid behind the scenes. Until the new century, multinational capital giants strangled domestic chips by the throat, and the whole country was in an uproar. The gentle scholar who always smiled finally stepped out from behind the scenes, revealing an edge that could shake the chess game of the times. [Extreme behind-the-scenes flow + cool hardcore industry articles + global secret layout] What to watch: The contrasting lives of a humble scholar and a hidden giant, laying out half a century of dimensionality reduction attacks.