Take a Stroll and Watch the Flowers Fall

Financial elite Lin Zheng once missed his mother's last visit because of chasing K-line charts. After resigning, he returned to the old courtyard in Jiangnan and recorded the rate of wisteria flowers falling every day. One day I discovered that the trajectory of falling flowers was surprisingly similar to the fluctuation curve of the New York stock market, but slower and more graceful. He composed the data into a "Falling Flower Timetable" and sent it to Wall Street, triggering the wave of "slow economics". Now he is sitting on the stone steps, watching the neighbor children use fallen flowers to make a starry sky pattern - it turns out that the real glory is not to catch every fluctuation, but to hear the gentle falling of flowers when the sunset soaks the blue tiles.