The year 2014 will eventually become a watershed with mixed feelings in the historical trajectory of China's economy. Over the past year, I have watched with a complicated and unspeakable emotion as my rich friends - this group of private bosses who are similar in age and were once equally powerful - are rapidly dividing.
Some are happy and some are sad.
There are those who soar into the sky, there are those who make difficult transitions, and there are those who are lingering on.
Things are unpredictable and sad.
But putting aside the emotional factors, I have to admit that there is actually an iron law in this impermanence.
For example, God rewards hard work; for example, you reap what you sow; for example, there is no free lunch in the world; for example, you are born in sorrow and die in happiness; for example, you always have to pay back when you go out to work.
When the tide recedes and the basic context of the market emerges, I think the world is still relatively fair.
Let me write out the stories that are stuck in my heart.
Pearls and jade are on the side, Yin Jian is not far away. Let's talk about the preface.
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