Character Determines Victory or Defeat

In the early 1990s, Haimen carpenter Gao Yang took a boat to Shanghai to make a living with his skills. He was a kind man, honest in his workmanship, and established a foothold in the decoration industry with his conscience. They kindly took in the down-and-out Wang brothers from the same town, provided them with food, food, housing, monthly salary, and offered heartfelt support. However, they were coveted by the other party for their accommodation, and they were retaliated and kicked out of the rental house. When he encountered a noble person to help him when he was in trouble, Gao Yang called his cousin to start a business together. He adhered to the bottom line of using authentic materials and not cutting corners, and his reputation grew bigger and bigger. On the other hand, the Wang brothers, who took advantage, had poor workmanship and cut corners. They lost all their sources of income. They fell and fell while working at heights and were in debt. Their reputation was ruined and they left the industry in embarrassment. They both go out to work, but have different personalities and different lives, which proves the saying: in the short term, you rely on shrewdness, in the long term, you rely on your character.