Waves and Dust

Chen Zhiyuan only lost once in his life - to the woman named Lin Zhiyi. In 1989, he packed a bag of dried vegetables onto a green train, thinking he was going to Xi'an to study at university. As a result, he bit a pickpocket's wrist in the car. After getting off the car, he was blocked by a woman in a white dress at the door of the cold storage. He used the bag of dried vegetables to make a plate of pork belly and blocked her mouth. She stretched out her hand: "I am Lin Zhiyi. I am also your future creditor." Little did he know that this joke would bind him for thirty years. From Qinling Xuelihong to Shenzhen Cold Chain Empire, he built his business territory by gambling on life and settling accounts. On a rainy night, he held an ax to his neck and signed an IOU worth 6,000 yuan. The White Swan's chef bet on a dish to win the Guangzhou market, and bet all his wealth in the gambling agreement - every time he thought he had won, when he looked back, she had always been the banker. She is the sharpest trader in the cold chain industry and the daughter of capital tycoon Shen Wanshan. She taught him how to make money and then let him pay it back throughout his life. She said it was called loan sharking. There was a power outage in the cold storage, and she stood in the computer room at minus 18 degrees Celsius. She chose to side with him at the cost of a rift between father and daughter. Regarding the gambling trap, she calculated all the risks on the last page of the ledger, except for her own body. Guaranteed fingerprints, he spent six years in jail, and she shouldered the entire mess for him outside until she became ill from overwork. He was sixty when he was released from prison. She left behind a yellowed plan book with a line on the title page: "Above the waves, those who are on the road are always young." It took him twenty years to understand this sentence. It turns out that what she was betting on was not money, but him.