An unexpected time travel throws Shen Qingzhou, a modern sales trainer who is well versed in the game of human relationships, into the troubled times of the late Qing Dynasty.
The prosperity of the past was like a dream, but the mountains and rivers have fallen into a state of stagnation. With nothing in hand, he relied on his ability to see into people's hearts to gain a foothold in the docks and markets, gather the homeless people at the bottom, and maneuver in the cracks of all forces.
The entrance of the hall is not a place for bullying, but a place of shelter in troubled times; merchants do not want to keep their wealth to themselves, but secretly transfer supplies to help people with lofty ideals.
From the twilight of the late Qing Dynasty, through the war of the Republic of China, through the iron hoof of the Japanese invaders, until the dawn of dawn.
Half a lifetime of ups and downs, fifty years of ups and downs. He has seen devastation everywhere, witnessed the turbulence of mountains and rivers, and stuck to his true heart in troubled times. With the body of a commoner, he witnessed the end of the old era and waited for the Chinese Zhaohua to return to the world.
Looking back on the big dream, the youth is no longer there, but the ideal of family and country has never been extinguished.
(I would like to use this book to encourage you all: Do not forget the national humiliation and move forward with perseverance.)