People from Southern Guangdong: a Story of Joyful Events When a Boy from Northern Guangdong Breaks into Shenzhen

Pengcheng Gold Rush: Hakka Boy's Counterattack In 1995, Chen Dashan, a Hakka boy from a mountainous area in northern Guangdong, took 300 yuan of hard-earned money and a "good luck stone" given by his grandmother and plunged into Shenzhen, a city full of opportunities and traps. Plastic Cantonese makes jokes, he eats instant noodles in the handshake building, his wages are deducted on the assembly line, Huaqiangbei grabs a stall and bumps into Lin Qiuyue, a hot-blooded Chaoshan girl, and his bad idea of ​​making a fortune for a small businessman makes him dumbfounded. With his unique skills in repairing electrical appliances and his tenacity to refuse to admit defeat, this mountain boy who accepted death was able to dig his way into the scrapped machines of the electronics factory and made his first pot of gold amidst the millennium "Y2K" crisis. He escaped Zhao Facai's scheming, turned from enemies to partners with Lin Qiuyue, and turned a small shop into a well-known technology company in the Greater Bay Area; he led his old friends to survive the financial crisis, used the word "integrity" to fight against industry chaos, and even took root back to his hometown in Nanling, donating to schools, building B&Bs, and building an AI agricultural base. From street vendors to technology tycoons, from wage earners to leaders who support their hometown, the entrepreneurial stories of three generations include the hilarious collision of Cantonese and Hakka, the blending and warmth of hipster culture, and the passion and glory of little people struggling in the tide of the times. This is a history of struggle with laughter and tears, and it is also a vivid microcosm of Shenzhen's golden thirty years.