History of the South Wind

A realistic period narrative novel. From the wind on the South China Sea in 1978 to the Water Cube at the X500 launch conference. This is not a corporate history, but the story of how an era turned into a product in the hands of a group of people. The sound of "not clicking where you want" in the learning machine, the feel of the buttons that were repeatedly adjusted in the DVD era, the first clear call on the cordless phone, the first looped song on the music phone - all the details are traces left by this era. There is no protagonist. The wind is the protagonist, the fingers are the protagonist, and every "reality" on the assembly line is the protagonist. More than one hundred chapters, from BBK to vivo, from DVD to large AI models, from simple factories along the coast of Guangdong to the global technology stage. This is the past and present life of a brand, and it is also the common memory of a generation of Chinese manufacturers. I dedicate this book to those who make connections happen.