The Wind Rises 2004

When Jiang Chao, a 38-year-old financial veteran, opened his eyes, he was transported back to 2004, the day when he passed the college entrance examination. In the early summer of 2004, Nasdaq was still recovering from the bursting of the Internet bubble. Google and Baidu had not yet gone public, and Tencent had just listed in Hong Kong with a share price of HK$3.7. Alibaba, on the other hand, is still competing with eBay in the United States for the Chinese consumer market. At that time, there was not even Weibo, let alone short videos, live broadcasts and takeaways. Wilderness times. It was also a golden age. He changed his mind and embarked on a completely different path.