In the midsummer of 2003, the 43-year-old financial queen He Jiaojiao was reborn and returned to the green leather train that went south to work. With 200 yuan of start-up capital in hand, she and her sister started a business at a jelly stall in Huaqiangbei. They used the "buy two, get one free" hunger marketing to make back the money in three days. Purchasing a house with zero down payment lurked the hidden dangers of subprime mortgages. Bitcoin mines were quietly operating in Shenzhen's urban villages. She took her father with pneumoconiosis across provinces to seize medical resources, taught her e-sports brother to use AI algorithms to defeat semiconductors, and accompanied her younger sister Matt to sing from the workshop to the Grammys. When the financial crisis swept the world, He Jiaojiao shorted Lehman Brothers with her left hand and bought the bottom of Silicon Valley technology stocks with her right hand. The tens of billions of funds harvested on Wall Street eventually turned into the alloy rivets of the Longguo Space Station and the golden rice waves on the Dongting Lake.
Mission: Family salvation, industry to serve the country