Lin Changhong is thirty-five years old, graduated from a technical school, and has been repairing machinery at the county-owned Changfeng Sugar Factory for fifteen years. After the sugar factory closed down, he made a living by repairing cars. His marriage collapsed, creditors blocked his door, and he even had to borrow money for his daughter's tuition.
When he was desperate, he mistakenly entered an underground gambling game and won 470,000 in one night. He went from being a car mechanic that no one paid attention to, to becoming a "red boss" that everyone toasted to.
He thought he had finally turned over, but he didn't know that that card game was just the first ticket someone handed him.
More than ten years ago, Changfeng Sugar Factory shifted from hedging to speculation in sugar futures. After the sugar price reversed, fake inventory, duplicate warehouse receipts, high-interest loans and asset restructuring were layered on top of each other, and a factory was dragged into the abyss. More than ten years later, the same bank financing method appeared again: an empty warehouse was loaned out 28 million yuan, and Lin Changhong's copied signature became the last link in the loan fraud chain.
He understands machines, but not contracts. This is the story of an ordinary person entering the financial market by mistake. Money and status connected the two worlds, and also pushed him to a gambling table that he had never understood.
Rivers and lakes night rain ten years of lanterns