Ordinary Shares

Magazine editor Gu Li, a Buddhist young man who has practiced street stall qigong and loves hiking in the wilderness, entered the stock market to get rid of the difficulties in life. He walked between the red and green K lines with the meditation he cultivated in "Little Zhou Tian" and the tenacity gained from mountain climbing. When others are fearful and greedy during the sudden rise and fall, he visualizes the K-line as a mountain and the flow of funds as a water vein. From the ridiculed leek to the legend of crossing the bull and bear, Guli used his extraordinary mind to find his own "ordinary road" in the capital Shura field. This is not a myth about stock gods, but a story about an ordinary person who refines his life into ultimate wisdom - all seemingly useless experiences will eventually become the light that illuminates the way forward at some point.