Under the impact of the epidemic, the life of Shen Yanzhou, a doctor of chemistry, has been completely disrupted: experiments have been blocked, subsidies have shrunk, and his family's business has been difficult. In order to turn over as soon as possible, he plunged into the stock market, obsessed with short-term, hot spots and leading names, thinking that he could make quick money by being smart and hard-working. But after chasing the ups and downs again and again, not only did his account suffer a huge loss, but his studies, relationship and life rhythm were also completely disrupted. Until one day, he suddenly realized that what he knew best was never the market, but materials, resources, costs, supply and demand, and industrial logic. As a result, he began to shift from looking at the K-line to looking at the company, the industry, and the cycle. He rebuilt his cognition in the bear market and slowly found his own path of investment growth under the weight of fate.
