"Three River Tides: Born to the Sea"

In 2010, on the banks of the Minjiang River, Sanjiang Port was experiencing the harshest "cold winter" since its establishment - the throughput of traditional bulk cargo dropped off a cliff, the terminal equipment was outdated and backward, and the capital chain was in jeopardy. Lin Weilong, the "doer" at the helm, stood under the rusty crane arm and was caught in the dilemma of maintaining business and transforming. At the same time, Chen Xingyao, a Ph. D. In environmental engineering who returned from studying abroad, returned to her hometown with the ideal of ecological transformation. Her green port plan collided fiercely with Lin Weilong's survival priority concept; Lin Xiaozhou, the "second generation of Hong Kong" who returned from overseas, brought new thinking about cross-border e-commerce and tried to inject global vitality into this old port, but repeatedly encountered obstacles. Chen Chen, who holds a high position in the National Development and Reform Commission, grasps the policy direction of Lingang's economic upgrading, and struggles to balance top-level design with grassroots practice; Chen Caiwei, a veteran party secretary who has deeply cultivated the countryside, carries the expectations of landless villagers and runs around for employment and security; the strong entry of Gao Zhiyuan, a representative of foreign investment groups, makes this transformation battle full of variables. From the pain of equipment transformation, the game of ecological governance, to the pull of capital cooperation, and the breakthrough of cross-border logistics, the new generation of Sanjiang people has solved the development dilemma in the wave of the times with the persistence of "drawing a blueprint to the end" and the courage of "dare to venture, fight and innovate". They reached a consensus in the collision of ideas, gathered strength in the test of crisis, and finally gave this old port a new lease of life. It not only realized the transformation from a "traditional bulk cargo port" to a "green trade hub", but also wrote an epic struggle of three generations of "from the fields to the world, from the old to the new." This is a history of the growth of Sanjiang Port, and it is also a hymn of the times during the wave of China's reform and opening up, in which countless strivers stick to their original aspirations and live toward the sea. Purpose: The inheritance of the struggle spirit of three generations: from the arduous pioneering efforts of the older generation of port builders, to the entrepreneurial breakthroughs of the Mesozoic helmsmen, to the innovative breakthroughs of the new generation, the struggle trajectories of the three generations of Sanjiang people are connected in series. Using individual destiny to reflect the changes of the times, it explains how the fighting spirit of "dare to venture, dare to fight and dare to innovate" is passed down from generation to generation, and writes the growth epic of the Chinese people in the wave of reform and opening up, from "the field to the world, from the old to the new".