Lu Chen, Wall Street's top M&A maniac in the 21st century, traveled to 1982 and became one of the first batch of government-sponsored overseas students in the United States.
The difficulty of starting in hell: being falsely accused of academic fraud by a foreign tutor and about to face expulsion and deportation!
An old principal from China made a distressed phone call across the ocean: "Lu Chen, it's not easy for the country to spend foreign exchange to train you. Even if you memorize it by rote, you still have to memorize those mechanical drawings!"
Facing the desperate situation, Lu Chen smiled.
Back drawings? Study technology? Too slow! This advanced knowledge and technology doesn't matter in anyone's mind, as long as everyone and their equipment are named "Hua", wouldn't it be enough?
It doesn't matter if you don't understand mechanics, Lu Chen understands finance and making money!
Lu Chen made his first pot of gold by drawing a blueprint for a timeless "swivel trolley case" and dove into Wall Street.
One year later…
Watching batches of top foreign engineers, old pilots, and even the father of lithography machines being unloaded at domestic airports.
The old principal was completely confused: "I asked you to learn technology, but you used foreign exchange to buy someone else's R&D center and packed it up and sent it home overnight?!"
Lu Chen smiled slightly: "High-end business wars often use the simplest methods. Principal, please sign for it. I am going to buy Boeing's production lines as scrap metal for the next batch."
Reader comments
This book is very readable, and there is no pretentiousness. It is very good.
It's still pretty good, but what's that number at the end?
Very exciting and fast paced
Good, good, good
Pure refreshing article, you can read it
The content is good, but the timeline is a bit confusing, the beauty is average, and it teleports [laughing and crying]
What do those numbers mean? Did you copy and paste to change the platform?
This book is very readable, and there is no pretentiousness. It is very good.
It's still pretty good, but what's that number at the end?
Very exciting and fast paced
Good, good, good
Pure refreshing article, you can read it
The content is good, but the timeline is a bit confusing, the beauty is average, and it teleports [laughing and crying]
What do those numbers mean? Did you copy and paste to change the platform?
The protagonist's parents are missing?