120,000 yuan. His father’s surgery costs. The one stake Jiang Yizhou would never put on the line.
He was reborn, with eyes that could see the odds of winning.
Cotton: 91%. Gold: 87%. Bitcoin: 95%.
He went all in, every time, and never lost.
But he always kept a 120,000-yuan certificate of deposit in his left pocket.
That was his father’s surgery money. He wouldn’t touch it, no matter what.
Later, he sold Chinese photoresist in Yokohama,
put Chinese designer toys on Parisian shelves,
and delivered Chinese chipmaking tools to German factories.
When others shorted the market, he stepped in to protect it.
When others built walls, he built bridges.
One man stood at the poker table, facing a world full of hesitation.
Years later,
his mother found the yellowed deposit slip at the back of a cupboard.
“I kept it safe for you.”
With 120,000 yuan, he gambled his way to an empire.
But what let him win for a lifetime was that piece of paper his mother had kept untouched for ten years.
You don’t win at life by gambling. Your odds are determined by how many people you help win.
[A financial legend across every industry] [Chinese capital goes global] [The world’s investment mecca]
[Hall of Six Gods] [A heavenly match, equals in every way]
Jiang Yizhou’s plans are beginning to emerge from every corner.
Risk control is the bottom line! Learned
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