I Am Born in the 1970S

This is a tragedy of the times that takes the ups and downs of a grassroots entrepreneur's half-life as an incision and writes a "spiritual portrait of the generation born in the 1970s". It is not a narrative about success, nor a business war novel, but a novel about the "nihility of success" - a man risked everything and climbed back to the top of the mountain, only to find that there was no one on the top of the mountain, including himself. The title of the book, "I Am a Generation Born in the 1970s," is both the protagonist's self-statement and a synonym for a generation: they were born from scarcity, good at change, prosperous at expansion, and defeated by leverage. At the intersection of a new round of technological revolution (AI) and national narrative (competition between great powers), they were thrown up again and fell down again.