Return to 1993: Before the Daily Limit

In 1993, Shanghai was in turmoil. The green train took eight hours, there was a long queue in front of Wanguo Securities, and the smell of mothballs floated in the alley. When Lin Yan came back to his new life, he didn't want to get rich overnight. He just wanted to let his family live a stable life first. From cross-city arbitrage of treasury bonds to the life-and-death game of treasury bond futures, from the lurking of legal person stocks to the rise of sunshine private equity. He steps on the beat of every era, but always sticks to a red line - don't touch the inside story, don't gamble your wealth. In the first eight months, he passed the first step; in the next ten years, every step was a dividend of the times. [Purely fictitious, historical background story, no reflection of reality, not for investment reference]