A Story About Women Making Money in Shanghai

In 1994, the stock market fluctuated violently, and opportunities and risks coexisted. Xu Ling, who graduated from Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, resolutely gave up the decent job in a state-owned enterprise assigned by the country and returned to his hometown. He plunged into the man-filled stock market and became an account manager for a large household. During the day, I work hard to expand customers, and at night, I concentrate on studying and judging the market. I am determined to make money at the forefront of the times. In the attic of the alley, she shared a room with two women. One was laid off and lost her father, and was burdened with debt. The other was only nineteen years old and was sent to Shanghai from Jiangxi by her family to get married. Three people in completely different situations have quarreled, stood up for each other, and supported each other in the turbulent stock market. Xu Ling won the favor of Hong Kong businessmen with his accurate judgment of the market. The two teamed up to make plans, and their assets quickly exceeded one million. She thought she had met her soulmate, but she was unaware of the huge crisis hidden behind it.