Xiangjiang Fengyun: from the Market to the Top of the World

In 1990, a debt-ridden young man woke up in Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong, with all the memories of the city for the next thirty years in his mind. There are no golden fingers, only prophets. From setting up a stall on Temple Street to the business district of Hong Kong and Kowloon, from a stall selling tapes to becoming a hidden capital empire, he relied on information differences to crush every round of stock market crashes and bubbles, and counterattacked global consortiums in the capital siege. . . . .