Dawn in Qianshan

When he was seventeen years old, Ling Yue moved three second-hand computers into a 20-square-meter private house in the old town of Shuncheng and put up the brand "Xingchen Culture Media". No one believed that a teenager who had not finished high school could accomplish anything - his father snorted, "You'll be able to survive if you're full." Partners quit one after another, and clients treated him like a child. But he survived by using the stupidest method: squatting, staying up late, settling accounts, and earning a foothold one by one. At the age of eighteen, he was admitted to the Qianzhou Highway Group. During the day, he wore uniforms to patrol the roads, and at night, he guarded the studio to take orders. In six years of parallel work, state-owned enterprises taught him rules, and the market taught him survival. He left his job at the age of 26 to start his own business. Yunshu Group has spread from Shuncheng to Shuzhou, Yuezhou, and Zhucheng. Its six major sectors include media, cultural tourism, urban renewal, technology services, commercial assets, and finance. However, the faster the expansion, the deeper the undercurrent. Ji Song, the general manager he hired personally, planted the seeds of greed from the first cooperation - he embezzled 28 million for his position, misappropriated 12 million, and accepted 9 million in bribes. The moment the audit revealed the truth, Ling Yue realized that every trust was a door that should have been closed. People around me are also controversial. Shen Tuo, who came from a grassroots background, rose to the position of president of the group in two years, and the outside world called him a "puppet on a string." Su Wanqing, who went from being the founder of Shuzhou Technology Company to the group's deputy general manager, was questioned and said that she was just a "canary." They can only respond to prejudice with performance. This is a story about desire and bottom line, and also the transformation of a young man in a small town from recklessness to structure. There are no shortcuts on the road to entrepreneurship. Every choice you make defines who you are.