Reborn: The Road to Becoming a Super Mogul in America

Chinese people are bullied not because they are incompetent. One Chinese person is a dragon, but a group of Chinese people are a bunch of worms. You need to think about this carefully. Chinese people who can make it in Europe and America are all yellow-skinned but white-hearted and subservient. First of all, your ethnic group is neither mainstream nor reliable.

In a white-dominated society, for a person of Asian descent to rise to the status of a super-powerful figure is, to say the least, a level of difficulty that the author likely lacks the writing skills and logic to handle.

You're only looking at whether a company is publicly listed, but you need to look at its shareholding structure. Going public is about raising money, but not going public also involves raising money. Raising money is the key.

There's no ceiling for Chinese people in America. The book portrays them as incredibly successful, which only shows the author is overthinking things and dreaming.

This is yet another book that insults the reader's intelligence. How can you have allies if you don't go public, especially since the protagonist is Chinese?

In a country where even a president can be assassinated, what are you trying to prove?

This author's books are all deceptive, using the guise of scientific research but mostly focusing on popular science and social niceties rather than genuine scientific work.

The United States is a country without a dominant ethnic group. Larger ethnic groups, such as German, British, and Irish, number only tens of millions, while smaller groups, such as Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, number at most a few million. Therefore, anyone who wants to reach the top in North America must abandon ethnic prejudices and leverage the collective strength of all ethnic groups.

Because of differing perspectives, I certainly wouldn't be satisfied if a white person were to act aggressively in China, and the vast majority of Chinese people wouldn't be satisfied either. Therefore, I can understand why Chinese people face constraints everywhere in the United States. It's not that easy to earn money while maintaining one's dignity.

Just because you're not listed doesn't mean no one can touch you! Capital that doesn't understand sharing will never succeed! Look at Vanguard, BlackRock, Fidelity, Blackstone—aren't they all fronts controlled by various conglomerates? They control the world's high-tech stocks, control every industry in the world, and their tentacles reach all corners of the globe. Every time you spend money, a portion goes to them! Not being listed is merely a lifeline for the core family members!