After 1997, Abao, who once dominated the Huanghe Road in Shanghai, retreated to Chuansha in Pudong to farm. In the winter of 2000, a phone call from Hong Kong pushed him back to the forefront: the Nasdaq bubble was bursting, and the farm was short of water pumps, wages and cold storage. In order to keep the cooperative, he sold out technology stocks and buried the name "Mr. Bao" in the mud again. In 2005, the share-trading reform was launched. Ms. Wang sent a copy of Shenjiang Mechanical and Electrical's share reform materials, but the old guarantee was changed from 600,000 yuan to 2.6 Million yuan. Abao returned to the Shanghai Sales Department with the delivery order and made new bets between announcements, voting, T+1 and favor bonds. In 2007, when the bull market was approaching, Fang Dai borrowed money from "Mr. Bao's Return" to raise funds, and Aqiang took out the decoration funds and bet on his hopes. You may not be able to make money by looking at the other side, and you may not be able to keep your friends by sticking to your bottom line. Mr. Bao has to answer before 6,000 points: This time, is he coming back to make money or to pay off debts?
