The Sea of ​​Stocks Is Impermanent

"The Impermanence of the Stock Market" is based on the magnificent changes of the Chinese stock market over more than thirty years from 1993 to 2025. It tells the story of six young people repairing home appliances in the old town of Linjiang who joined the stock market due to the tide of the times, and their fates followed the ups and downs. The protagonist Wu Lingxue abides by his grandfather's Pu Xun of "keeping one's duty and not suffering losses for a long time". He started by opening a home appliance training class, accumulated his first pot of gold by virtue of his solid integrity, and then got involved in investment services and rode the wind. However, when the bull market craze swept across, the five brothers each lost themselves in chasing the rise and the fall due to greed, impatience, hesitation, suspicion and other mental shortcomings. Eventually, they either blew up their positions, went short, or took a deep position, and fell apart. Only Wu Ling knew how to stick to the principle of stability. Although he had experienced severe setbacks such as industrial obstacles, tens of millions of net worth lost, and leveraged liquidation, he always remained vigilant and self-sufficient in the face of uncertainty. In contrast, the five brothers who went to other places once again became rich in the hot investment promotion market. However, due to their greed, they embarked on the evil path of forging shell foreign capital and defrauding enterprises. In the end, the incident came to light and they were imprisoned. But Wu Ling knew how to stick to his duty, use steady arbitrage to pay off debts, live a peaceful life, and tell his younger generations about the gains and losses of his life in community welfare classes. The novel draws on the ups and downs of six people over thirty-two years to reveal that the only unchanging truth in the sea is "impermanence." Behind the red and green K lines is a magnifying glass of human nature's greed, anger and ignorance; the myth of getting rich is ultimately false, and leverage is like a sharp knife. Only by adhering to one's duty and not being greedy or arrogant can one survive in the ups and downs of the world. The work outlines the life of the times with simple brushwork. It is not only a record of the ups and downs of the stock market, but also an awakening message about the righteousness and simple value of the world.