Dangerous Collaboration: Dreams and Abyss

To be honest, when I first got this copy of "Dangerous Cooperation", I was a little bit embarrassed. After all, talking about entrepreneurship, capital games, AB shares and gambling agreements sounds like the domain of typical "straight men's cool articles", which seems a bit far away from the emotional resonance of women. But after reading the last word, I found myself completely slapped in the face. As a female reader, I not only found resonance in this book, but also found a long-lost excitement - because it thoroughly describes how "female wisdom" can become the hardest armor in the cold business jungle. In many movies and TV dramas, the girlfriend/wife of an entrepreneur is often portrayed as a resentful woman who "holds back" or a pursuer of the "rich family dream". But Lin Wan'er is not. She is the real "Dinghaishenzhen" in the whole book. The most unusual thing about this book is that it writes about "the power of gentleness". Yue Zhongqun represents the traditional and aggressive male business logic - "the law of the jungle" and "I would rather teach me to let the world down". Lin Waner and her master Hai Daodao represent another dimension: bottom line, restraint and compassion. One of the passages impressed me deeply. When Qin Chuan angrily accused Lin Waner of "speculating on Bole with the mentality of guarding against thieves," she did not quarrel hysterically, but silently did due diligence to find the enemy's weakness. The calmness of "not being overwhelmed by emotions and solving problems professionally" is a power that female readers can empathize with very much. We don't have to overpower each other with our voices. We use wisdom and resilience to weave protective nets where we can't see them. As a woman who may get married at any time or is already working hard in the workplace, this book is like a "trap avoidance guide". It tells us: true love is not about dreaming together, but about following the rules together. Lin Wan'er's words to Qin Chuan, "You can't be kinky with wealth, you can't move with poverty," are more weighty than any other vows made to each other. Closing the page, I am no longer afraid of the cruelty of the business world. Because I know that no matter how many "hunters" like Yue Zhongqun there are in the future, as long as we are like Lin Wan'er, holding a professional sword in hand and having a clear bottom line in mind, we can be the one who holds the lover on the edge of the cliff. This is not just a business war novel, it is a love letter to all smart women. The "partner partner" presented by Lin Waner is very classic and wise.