The accumulation of wealth is not overnight, and there is no business that makes money without investment. Your investment, you also have to face risks at all times, which requires courage and boldness, as well as forward-looking vision, just like real estate started in 2001, all the way up, buy is earned.
01. The richest man - Wu Bingjian
The thirteen merchants of Guangzhou in the Qing Dynasty, the world's richest man in Guangzhou. In 2001, the Wall Street Journal counted 50 of the world's richest people in the past 1,000 years, and 6 Chinese were selected, and Wu Bingjian was one of them.
Wu Bingjian's property takes many forms, not only silver, but also his own enterprise, which is called "Jardine Matheson", which does Chinese and Western trade, mainly engaged in silk fabrics, tea and porcelain.
Based in Guangzhou, he mainly traded with the British, and at the same time enlarged the industry abroad, and even put debts abroad, and was the largest creditor of the British East India Company.
Like ordinary Chinese landowners, he also bought a large amount of land, houses, tea gardens, shops, and even turned silver into capital, and invested in railroads, securities and insurance businesses in the United States. Wu Bingjian's Jardine Matheson bank once became a world-class multinational consortium.
02. Business tycoon - Joe Zhiyong
The fourth head of the Qiao family, the famous Jin merchant, is known as the "Bright Rich Lord". Qiao Zhiyong was a representative merchant of Shanxi Jin merchants at the end of the Qing Dynasty, and at the critical moment of the survival of the family business, he abandoned Wen to take over the business from the merchant.
By the end of the Qing Dynasty, the Qiao family had more than 200 ticket numbers, money houses, pawnshops, and grain stores throughout China, with assets of tens of millions of taels of silver. In the Qing Dynasty, where the country was weak and the people were poor, it was not easy for Jin merchants to go to the whole country.
03. Red Top Merchant - Hu Xueyan
With his outstanding business talents, Hu Xueyan used his official silver to organize private money houses in Shanghai, and later set up "Fukang" money bank semicolons throughout the country, known as the "living god of wealth". In Hangzhou, he founded the "Huqing Yutang" Chinese Medicine Store, making "Avoiding Plague Dan", "Marching Scatter" and "Eight Treasure Dan" for the needs of the military and the people, and the pharmacy has been passed down to this day and won the reputation of "Jiangnan Medicine King".
04. A generation of Money King - Wang Chi
China's feudal society ranked first in the red top merchants. Folk known as "King Qian". When he was young, he killed his cousin Jiang Geng and fled to Chongqing, Sichuan, where he and the Yu-Dian merchants joined forces with the "TianshunXiang" business to trade between Sichuan and Yunnan. Subsequently, he and Xi Maozhi jointly established a joint venture "Tong qingfeng" business in Kunming.
After several years of operation, he became a wealthy merchant in central Yunnan. The British "Times" once counted the world's richest people in the past hundred years, and the fourth person was Wang Chi. Moreover, he is the only Chinese on the list.
05. Hardware King - Ye Chengzhen
A capitalist at the end of the Qing Dynasty, the pioneer and leader of the Ningbo Shang Gang. Successively opened 18 semicolons such as Xinshunji, Nanshunji, Yichang Chengji and Beishunji in Shanghai and major commercial ports, then known as the "King of Hardware", and became the industrial giants of the Ningbo Shanggang who made their debut in Shanghai in the early days.
By the end of the 19th century, it had 8 million taels of silver, and later donated the title of alternate.
Even if the future is unclear, we must also firmly believe that we can succeed, first of all, we must be confident, secondly, we must be able to withstand pressure, in the process of doing business, we will encounter various situations, and it is not possible to bear pressure without a little pressure.