A Financial Battle in the Fishing Harbor

A coastal aquaculture company goes bankrupt, leaving behind enormous guarantee debts. Its cold-storage warehouses and ice-making equipment are seized, fishermen's wages go unpaid, and outside cold-chain capital waits for a chance to monopolize supporting services. Asset-management specialist Zhou Mingyuan builds a three-tier relief framework, opening a path to industrial recovery in 90 days. He fights off low-price attacks from outside companies, repairs equipment during a typhoon to protect the catch, and sets up a shared cold chain to stabilize revenue. The plan becomes a model for coastal industries: debts are repaid in installments, and fishermen receive their back pay month by month. Once the project is on track, Zhou Mingyuan receives orders to return to the city. The port retains the tiered operating model for nearby fishing workshops to adopt and replicate.