Zhao Xiaohe opened her eyes and found herself back in 1975. Her family had nothing: their entire savings amounted to just 2.86 yuan, and even buying a bar of soap meant standing in line.
But she wasn't afraid. She had more than forty years of business knowledge in her head, and she knew how to get back up wherever she fell. She raised startup money by telling picture-book stories, made soap to break into the black market, used peanut candy to open up new sales channels, and went to the provincial capital to secure a sugar allocation permit...
From the kitchen in Dongguan Lane to a modern factory in the provincial capital, from a “little girl” accused of profiteering to one of the first entrepreneurs of the Reform and Opening Up era.
This is more than a story of getting rich. It's the story of an era swept up in change.
As long as you work hard, you will be rewarded.