Everyone in the industry knows that Ji Huaibei, the mythical tycoon in the investment world, has a "useless thing in the world" who never leaves his side - the artist Wen Nian. Ten years ago, Ji Huaibei picked up the dirty Wen Nian from the orphanage, sponsored her to attend the best art academy, gave her a sky-high price studio, and allowed her to "squander" her money. His friends all laughed at him: "Old Ji, you have been investing in this project for ten years and it has not even made a dent. When are you going to liquidate and stop the losses?" Ji Huaibei just flicked the ashes and looked at the figure in the studio who was tinkering with a pile of scrap metal. His eyes were deep and said: "Wait a minute." Wen Nian knew that he was Ji Huaibei's most failed investment. She is talented, but she disdains any commercial works that can be sold. Her sculptures were regarded as a model by academics, but because her style was too avant-garde, no one paid attention to her. Faced with Ji Huaibei's occasional urging, she would only stiffen her neck and say: "Art cannot be measured by money!" Then she turned around and continued to study how to twist discarded steel bars into a melancholy rose. Until one day, Ji Huaibei's business empire encountered an unprecedented crisis. Opponents joined forces to take action, causing public opinion and stock prices plummeting. Just when everyone thought he was doomed, a piece of news shocked the world. [Pioneering artist Wen Nian's work "Nirvana" sold for a nine-digit price at a top international auction house, breaking the auction record for a living artist. It is reported that all proceeds from this work will be used by Ms. Wen Nian to support Mr. Ji Huaibei's "Dawn Project." That night, Ji Huaibei blocked the person in the studio and asked with red eyes, "Why?" Wen Nian stood on tiptoe, touched his eyebrows with fingers stained with oil paint, and said softly:
