Wind in the Desert: the Rise of an Energy Empire

Guo Muyuan, the son of an Ordos miner, returned to China after graduating from Columbia University with $20 million. Starting from taking over a loss-making coal mine, he made counter-cyclical plans at the end of the golden age of coal - pit head power plant, photovoltaic desertification control, high-purity aluminum, Arctic wind power, and nuclear fusion. In twenty years, he built a small mining company into a 10 trillion energy empire. Here are the first encounter on a snowy night in Manhattan, the grandness of a prairie wedding, and the warmth of two kerosene lamps burning side by side. There are the flashes of swords and swords in financial games, and there is also the burning passion to serve the country through industry. This is not the history of one person's fortune, but the struggle epic of a generation of Chinese energy people.