In 1999, standing at the forefront of the times, Lu Qingye started by selling the black coal mines that could go into trouble at any time, and collected billions in cash.
In this era when the Internet was just emerging and real estate had yet to take off, he plunged into farming and infrastructure construction in poor valleys.
"I'm just an old hat. If I have money, I can only be a farmer!" His ex-girlfriend sneered.
But it didn't take long for the world to change.
The Chinese cabbage he grew casually has become the treasure of the Michelin-starred restaurant; the fish he raised in his pond attracted countless Internet tycoons and real estate tycoons to spend thousands of dollars to bid wildly.
He monopolized the world's top ingredients and peerless elixirs, and established an invisible agricultural empire that crushed Wall Street.
When the arrogant international grain merchants tried to impose sanctions, Lu Qingye just stopped distributing Lingquan water for one day, causing global giants to panic!
Reporter interview: "Mr. Lu, what is the secret of your success?"
Lu Qingye picked up the hoe and smiled slightly: "Less nonsense and dig more ground."
Reader comments
I traded mines and didn't even hire a lawyer. Deliver everything clearly. I am not afraid of getting into trouble if something happens in the mine in the future.
I traded mines and didn't even hire a lawyer. Deliver everything clearly. I am not afraid of getting into trouble if something happens in the mine in the future.