Red and Black -- Why did Mu Zhongcheng destroy himself

Author: Wu Ge
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Publish Date: 1999-09-01
Features: A tragic and lonely explorer? A ruthless, ungrateful, and shameless ruffian? Mou Zhongji has been sentenced to life in prison, entering the prison for the fourth time as one of China's once richest men. Why did Mou Zhongji destroy himself? Was he truly the "first rich man" or the "first fraud"? Read "Red and Black: Why Did Mou Zhongji Destroy Himself?" This book, written in humorous, vivid language, profound dialectics, grand style, vast scenes, and a broad span of time and space, vividly depicts the rise and fall and eventual destruction of the famous private enterprise Nande in the 1990s. It reveals the thrilling process behind the creation of the lesser-known book "The First Fraud." Using the psychodynamic approach taught by the Harvard Business School, it delves into the depths of human nature to analyze the inner world of the dynamic figure Mou Zhongji, convincingly concluding: If Mou Zhongji had not perished, heaven would not have allowed it!