Tea Owl

In the winter of 1986, 17-year-old Song Yuanzhi exchanged three kilograms of wild ancient tree tea left by his father for five yuan in the county town. Forty years later, he stood on the bell-ringing platform of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with China's largest private tea group behind him, and what he was thinking about were those five crumpled banknotes. He started from five yuan in his life, made it to tens of billions, and then returned from tens of billions to a wooden house on a barren mountain. The story tells the story of a man who spent forty years turning a leaf into an empire, and then learned how to drink a cup of tea again on the ruins of the empire.