When Qin Zheng arrived in Shanghai for the first time, he only had 2,800 yuan, an old wrench and a letter of introduction in his pocket.
He thought that if he could repair cars, he would never die of hunger.
Later I learned that in this city, there are many people who can repair cars, but there are very few people who can make customers, suppliers, insurance, drivers and capital all take responsibility according to a clear account.
Luxury cars lying around, rent breaks at car workshops, supply chain broken parts, night rescues, corporate fleets, capital acquisitions...
Others laughed at him for not knowing the rules.
Qin Zheng wiped off the engine oil on his hand: "I can learn the rules and negotiate the price. But who is responsible must be written clearly first."
Starting from a small car shop that could no longer move out, he not only repaired cars, but also built a path for independent craftsmen to sit at the negotiating table.
