It's Better to Go Home and Farm

Yu Ren, an executive of a modern logistics company, accidentally traveled to a poor rural area in 1980. Faced with the plight of material scarcity and his parents' insistence on traditional farming, he relied on his business acumen and memory of the times to try to grow cash crops. From silently cultivating the vegetable patch in his backyard to using tractors to connect urban and rural transportation lines, he took the first step to becoming rich amid doubts. In the ups and downs of the business world, he met like-minded partners, gained sweet love, and more keenly captured the opportunities of the times in the logistics industry. From a vegetable transportation team to a comprehensive logistics company, Yu Ren broke through institutional constraints and market challenges along the way, and finally led the company to open the door to the capital market, achieving a counterattack from a rural youth to a business giant, and writing an entrepreneurial legend that spans time and space.