Chen Jianan is dead. A senior executive of a multinational group in 2025 woke up to find himself lying in a dilapidated house in Chaoshan fishing village in 1955, penniless and with only a frail old mother left.
Next door lived Zheng Musheng - the same Zheng Musheng in the movie who went to Southeast Asia, fell into the water, and died in a foreign country.
He decided to take Musheng with him to change his destiny, as well as his own.
Thirteen silver dollars for the book, two boxes of local goods for shipping, and a broken cargo ship bound for Bangkok. The elites on the plane became hawkers on the dock, but Chen Jianan had the entire world economic history for the next seventy years in his mind.
From making homemade soap to controlling rubber, from annexing banks to buying islands and establishing a country.
When Soros went to Southeast Asia in 1997, Chen Jianan had already waited too long.
"They thought we were leeks, but they didn't know that the sickles had been sharpened long ago."
This is the story of a Chaoshan person who spent his life rewriting the economic map of Nanyang.
Reader comments
The writing is good and the plot is good, but the author, don't you plan to add Nanzhi to it?
The writing is good and the plot is good, but the author, don't you plan to add Nanzhi to it?