At the age of 35, Chen Wang was pushed out of the company.
The cardboard box contains work badges, old water bottles and notes drawn by my daughter.
Mortgage, custody fees, wages, refunds, nothing will wait for him.
When he was desperate, he took over an online store that was about to close down.
There is no hit product, no team, and no outlet.
There is only an old warehouse full of returned goods, a cold-faced customer service, a tough-talking old factory director, and a bunch of small commodities that have hurt people.
He originally just wanted the store to survive.
Later I discovered that some goods cannot be sold, some money cannot be made, and some stories cannot be used to prove one's kindness.
Starting from a pill box that almost caused the old man to empty it at night, Chen Wang learned little by little:
Doing business is not about leaving everyone behind.
A truly good door is one that allows you to come in when you need it and leave it well when you don't.
This time, he is not trying to win for anyone.
He just couldn't let his daughter think that his father had really lost.
