The business emperor Fu Xizhou, known as the "walking acquisition machine", has only three creeds in his life: Whatever can be solved with money is not a problem. If it cannot be solved with money, it means that money is not enough. There is nothing that cannot be acquired. Until, in order to build a top luxury brand, he took a fancy to "Yunjinfang" - a small Suzhou embroidery workshop hidden in a deep alley that was about to be eliminated by the times. The shop owner is a woman named Wen Li. She is as quiet as an ink painting. She holds a needle in her bare hands and has ten slender fingers. Fu Xizhou offered a sky-high nine-figure price, which came with a large flat floor in the city center and a private studio. Wen Li raised his eyes, his eyes calm: "Mr. Fu, you can value my embroidery frame, embroidery thread, embroidery shed, and even this old house. But my craftsmanship and my people are passed down from my ancestors and are not for sale." Fu Xizhou sneered at first, thinking it was a hard-to-get trick. The elite team he sent for business negotiations were greeted by her with a cup of tea. The headhunter he hired to recruit people was persuaded to give up by the four words "Peaceful and Far-reaching" embroidered on her embroidery. He used capital to exert pressure and cut off her supply of silk thread, so she planted mulberry, raised silkworms, and started reeling silk. He was shocked to realize that this woman and her every detail were assets that truly could not be valued, and they were an eternal blank space on the map of his business empire. Later, a friend teased him: "Mr. Fu, I heard that you are learning to swing the oar recently?" Fu Xizhou turned over the "Introduction to Su Embroidery" in his hand without changing his expression: "I am acquiring a more important asset - her heart." ❤️ Small Theater: One day, Fu Xizhou saw Wen Li embroidering a picture of mandarin ducks, and was secretly happy. He walked over and asked, "Is this for me?"
