In 1988, They Set up a Stall and I Speculated on the Japanese Stock Market.

In 1988, there was a surge of people going south, and everyone crowded in front of the stalls to make a living. No one knew that Wang Fan, a young man who had just squeezed off the train, had seventy years of memories of a financial tycoon in his mind - one million US dollars in cash, hidden in a safe in Hong Kong. While others set up stalls to support their families, he went to Hong Kong to speculate in Japanese stocks; while others envied households with tens of thousands of dollars, he made millions of dollars per transaction. On the long side, he made a small-cap stock rise to its daily limit for three days; on the short side, he harvested all of Japan on the eve of the Nikkei crash. Financial crisis protects China. He came to fulfill the promise of his seniors. Industry revitalizes China. In 1988, Wang Fan's era began.