K Line Is King

From 30,000 yuan to 20 billion yuan, the rise and retirement of a generation of stock gods. In 1993, Chen Ye took a pension of 30,000 yuan from his mother and walked into the Securities Sales Department of Jiefang South Road, Jiangcheng. He stood in the corner of the retail hall, staring at the red and green electronic screen on the wall. He stood there all day long. No one thought that this taciturn young man would become the most legendary name in the Chinese stock market twenty years later - the "Jiangcheng Stock God". The daily limit death squad is his knife, the high-speed transfer is his game, and the listed companies are his pawns. From 30,000 to 20 billion, he thought he was at the top of the food chain. But he didn't know that from the first day, there was a pair of eyes staring at him from behind the curtain on the second floor. Twenty years, seven thousand three hundred days, never stopped. The moment he was handcuffed on the Jiangcheng Cross-River Bridge, he finally understood - the mantis stalks the cicada, and the oriole follows behind. And he has never been that oriole. After three years behind bars, his assets were wiped out, his wife left, and his mother died of illness. He read "Tao Te Ching", read "To Live", and read about his wasted half life. He finally saw clearly: those red and green K-lines that made him sleepless and forgetful of food and sleep were nothing but reflections of people's hearts. On the day he was released from prison, he said goodbye to Jiangcheng and the dream he had spent half his life chasing. He went to a seaside town, farmed, read books, and watched the sunrise and sunset. He remembered the way the ponytailed teller girl looked at him for the first time in 1993 - that was the best K-line in his life, but it took him half his life to understand it.