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[Multiple heroines, business wars, Hong Kong entertainment, making money] In the late 1980s, Li Zehui, the son of Hong Kong's richest man Li Chaoren, had a dream on a plane that merged with the memory of a later mainlander. After returning to Hong Kong, because of the mysterious death of his mother, he left home angrily and set up his own business, vowing to recreate the wealthy Li family that he had started! Speculating in futures, making movies, doing media, engaging in real estate, and deploying the Internet, making money is just his primary pursuit! Being a yoga stewardess, a daughter-in-law, a singing queen, an innocent teacher, and being carefree with a confidante are just his mid-level pursuits! As for advanced pursuits: The industries he invested in feed millions of families! The Science and Technology Innovation Port he strongly promoted has become the Silicon Valley of the East! He saved Hong Kong movies that were hit by foreign special effects blockbusters! With housing prices so high, he took out hundreds of pieces of land he had hoarded when housing prices were low to build low-cost housing, and was hated by countless real estate developers! Many years later, a reporter interviewed the octogenarian Li Zehui. What was the secret of the Li family's rich family that has been passed down for hundreds of years? Li Zehui sneered: "There is no secret, it's just that I happened to be born in a prosperous age!"

The new book "Rebirth of Hong Kong: Starting from the Top Wealth" is about rebirth of Hong Kong in the late 1980s. Welcome to read it. Fang Zhe, a producer of a small game company in Yanjing, returned to 2008 due to a car accident. This year has been unforgettable for countless Chinese people, including the snowstorm in the south, the Wenchuan earthquake, the Beijing Olympics, and the financial crisis. This year, terms such as iphone, Android, wifi, smartphones, cloud computing, etc. Have slowly entered the public eye. This year marks the 30th anniversary of China's reform and opening up. More Chinese companies have moved from "bringing in" to "going global." This year, the mobile Internet has just emerged, and the times are calling for the birth of a great company. Looking back on the future, Fang Zhe organizes his thoughts and writes a different legendary life.