Bai Yuezhi's life was destined to be closely connected with the ups and downs of the four major department stores. According to her father, on January 8, 1900, not long after she was born and still in her infancy, she was held by her father Bai Xusheng to attend the opening ceremony of Xianshi Company, the boss of the four major department stores, at Queen's Road in Central, Hong Kong. At that time, she was startled by the sound of firecrackers that echoed throughout Hong Kong and burst into tears. In the end, her cries were intertwined with the sound of firecrackers and laughter, and then were drowned out. From then on, under her witness, the drama of competition between the romantic figures who were unwilling to be left alone officially began.
In 1907, when Bai Yuezhi was seven years old, she and her father attended the opening ceremonies of two companies at the same time, one was a new store opened by Xianshi on Des Voeux Road Central in Sheung Wan, and the other was a new store on Queen's Road in Wing On Central.
Two years later, she followed her father to attend Yong'an's housewarming again. At that time, Bai Yuezhi didn't know that the two companies, which had been competing against each other from the beginning, would fight openly and secretly for decades under his own witness.
By 1912, Bai Yuezhi was already twelve years old. She and her father attended the opening ceremony of another department store: Da Sun, in Des Voeux Road Central, Hong Kong.
Also in this year, the Bai family moved back to their ancestral home in Xiangshan. Bai Yuezhi said goodbye to Hong Kong, where she had lived for more than ten years, and set foot on the hometown where her father was born.
The snow and ice flowers are cool and refreshing, and the soul is bright in the depths of the curved railings. A crescent moon wind catches the shadow, secretly sending the delicate fragrance into the painting garden.
"Jade naturally has no feeling of summer, so it is better to look at it in the middle of the moon." The gardenia has gone through severe cold to nurture buds, sleep peacefully in the spring when all things revive, and bloom in the splendid early summer. Plain and fresh, without the grace and magnificence of peony, without the magnificence of peony, but with a bit more free and elegant aura, with a bit of Taoist spirit, it is a Zen guest among flowers.
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