In the 1960s, two brothers, Chen Zhuo and Chen Fan, fled Hong Kong for some reason. Chen Zhuo moved overseas, but his newborn son and younger brother Chen Fan stayed in Guangdong. More than ten years later, Chen Zhuo made a fortune overseas and asked someone to return to China to find his relatives. At this time, his son Chen Guoqiang had grown up and was quite talented in assembling electrical appliances. He wanted to join the army, but he lost this opportunity because of a letter from his father. From then on, Guoqiang vowed to change the fate of his son with his own hands.
In the 1980s, the spring breeze of reform and opening up hit Xiangnan Village. Chen Guoqiang, village party secretary Huang Renbao, and bully Wan Shuang all became the first batch of 10,000-yuan households. Guoming, the second son of the Chen family, also caught up with the resumption of the college entrance examination and became the first batch of college students in the village. When everything was prosperous, a speculative crisis hit. Two brothers, Guo Qiang and Guo Ming, one went to jail and the other left his hometown. It wasn't until a few years later that they both returned home. The two began to start a business together, and repeatedly used business tricks to create the number one electrical appliance brand in South China.
With the accumulation of wealth, people's lives have undergone tremendous changes: Huang Renbao, a former township entrepreneur, was imprisoned; he learned the tricks of cheating in the Hong Kong stock market and turned bad when he was rich; Guoqiang experienced ups and downs in several waves of industry, stock market and real estate; Guoming relied on a higher vision and structure to lead a large home appliance group to complete the feat of corporate transformation. Several people and their next generation, due to their different personalities, have composed stories that dance with the times.
Intention: A history of the struggle of three generations of the Chen family, and a memory of the growth of China's small electronics industry over the past forty years.