The Biography of Shi Pengcheng in the Deep Business School

"History of Deep Business: 100 Water Blows and the Soul of a City" I have been drifting in this city for fifteen years, like a human flesh rag, wiping its most polished surfaces and its greasiest grooves. The chip behind the counter of Huaqiangbei flashed across my face, the plastic wrap of Taiwanese beverages stuck to my fingerprints, and the code flow of the Internet was reflected in my red eyes after staying up late. This is the daily routine of cows and horses, but I want to leave something different~ In countless tea bureaus, wine tables, and small plastic stools in front of booths after signing contracts, in the smoke of "blowing water" - those bosses, those lives that took root and grew in the folds of Shenzhen, revealed to me a fragment of the truth. The things they said were as absurd as storytelling and as sharp as broken glass. I can't tell which part is the real difficulty of starting a business and which part is a heroic narrative added after the fact; which part is the truth from the bottom of my heart and which part is a self-persuading lie. But what does it matter? The city itself is built from countless stories that have been repeatedly told, modified, and transplanted. Every boss is the Homer of his own epic, and I have been lucky enough to be a temporary audience a hundred times. One hundred bosses, one hundred slices. The truth and falsehood of Shenzhen are all contained in these drunken mantras and tea-time legends. It's for remembering—for this city that doesn't believe in tears, but believes in stories. To all of us who live their lives as legends in reality and ambition. (The whole story is based on "Blowing Water", if it is similar to what you know—— Either the world is really small, or the DNA of human beings in making stories is similar. )