When he woke up, Xu Ying, the "king of rolls" of a state-owned enterprise, turned into Xu Ying, a salesperson from the Hongqi Commune Supply and Marketing Cooperative in the 1980s. In front of me are people rushing to buy soap and good quality fabrics. In my ears are the complaints of the master at the counter. In my pocket are wages that are cleaner than my face, and an unemployed college diploma. Good news: As the first batch of college students after the resumption of the college entrance examination, he is a cultural figure in the entire commune. Bad news: Marketing, the dragon-slaying skill I learned, is of no use under the iron wall of the planned economy. I will be unemployed upon graduation and can only be assigned to work in a supply and marketing cooperative to serve as an iron rice bowl. His family advised him: "Yingying, the supply and marketing cooperative is so good. It can't be blown by the wind or rained, so don't mess around." His colleagues scolded him: "A college student is amazing? Don't you have to listen to the instructions of me, a master with primary school education?" Xu Ying looked at the empty shelves and the sad expressions of lack of material on everyone's faces, and smiled. Marketing useless? No, it's your time that is finally catching up with me! From taking advantage of the information gap to sell trendy bell-bottoms in the south, to packaging unsaleable local products into "exclusive editions"; from upgrading a deserted supply and marketing cooperative into the most fashionable "shopping center" in eight towns and villages, to contracting with township and village enterprises to establish his own business territory... The college student who was once considered "stupid at studying", riding the wave of reform and opening up, step by step from "Little Xu" to "Director Xu", and then to "Mr. Xu". The competitors who had regarded him as a joke were all dumbfounded: No, how could this supply and marketing cooperative salesman still understand "brand effect" and "hunger marketing"? ! Σ(°Д°; [Small Theater] One day,
