I almost missed the chance to come into contact with billions of wealth

Author: Tian Fu
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: This is not a theoretical book on corporate management, nor a practical guide, nor a "manual for becoming a millionaire." It merely depicts the rise and fall of a private enterprise, recording the growth journey of an entrepreneur and the joys and sorrows of life. This is not a book seeking sympathy, nor one that uses "failure" as a selling point. Instead, it tells the readers about a life of entrepreneurship, allowing more people to understand that behind a few successes lie countless failures. Those who failed may not have received flowers, but they have their own heartwarming stories and countless lessons for later generations. This book is the heartfelt work of a private enterprise leader with a long and glorious history, written after experiencing life's great joys and sorrows.
This is a autobiographical work of a bankrupt private enterprise leader, written by the author himself. With the sharp insight and bold spirit of an entrepreneur, the calmness and magnanimity of a seasoned person, and the detachment and honesty of an eyewitness, the author vividly and meticulously recreates the entire process of an enterprise's decline and eventual downfall. The work is full of twists and turns, captivating and engaging. It gives readers a chance to touch the true soul of a failure and experience the profound pain and realization of life.