Reborn in 1982, she was not a factory girl and had no love mind, and started making money by setting up a stall.
She was defrauded of 30 yuan of tuition fees by a top student, and her sister almost dropped out of school. Lin Wanxing took a copy of the IOU and asked for the money back, then set up a stall to sell embroidered sleeves - mentally calculating the cost, improving the style, and earning a net profit of 6 yuan a day.
Is the stall owner next door jealous and reporting him? She took out her self-employed license and asked the other party to be fined with her backhand.
Are big brands burning money to lower prices? She launched high-end customization + seasonal limited editions, and her reputation has spread beyond the circle.
The capital chain is broken? Pre-sale + new channels, turnaround in three days.
From setting up a stall to becoming a hit in the supply and marketing cooperative, my monthly income increased from 30 yuan to 20,000 yuan. She doesn't stock up on goods, doesn't lie about winning, and doesn't rely on men—she is her own backer.
The male protagonist is an educated youth who has returned to the city. He understands policies and can settle accounts, and he is willing to be a moneymaker: "We make money first, then fall in love. We won't hold you back."
This is the story of a woman who relied on her craftsmanship and brains to go from zero to annual sales of 8 million in the 1980s. There is no repeated pulling of the best, only sobriety to make money and grow side by side.
