America's 400-year history is almost a history shaped by adventure, innovation, and wealth. Since the May Flower Horn, people have embarked on this land with their bare hands, constantly adventuring, and constantly innovating, and it can be said that the history of the United States is a history written by entrepreneurs. This is a country created by entrepreneurship, and there would be no America without entrepreneurs.
But do you really understand the United States? Needless to say, most people today are exposed to a second-hand America on Douyin or other platforms. He may be perfect and ideal, or he may be full of slums with little to eat. But if you want to know the real America, check out my book 400 Years of America.
This book will tell you a real America. It will also tell you cotton, tobacco, canals, railroads, lighting, labor unions, food, retail banking, television, sneakers, mobile phones, these technologies and industries that people now take for granted, how they developed. How to change the US economy in 400 years and make the United States the number one capitalist power.
The book will also tell you that the investment process in May actually laid the foundation for many venture capitals in Silicon Valley and Wall Street. The opposition of the American founders to Britain stemmed not only from political ambitions, but also from considerations of personal economic interests. How Andrew Carnegie's job as a telegraph delivery clerk paved the way for his later leadership of the Steel Empire. And this empire has always made him one of the world's richest people.
How the gun manufacturer Remington transformed into a typewriter manufacturer after the war. How do American gangsters follow the example of mergers and regulations of traditional companies for internal management? How did an infrastructure law in the '50s give birth to America's most enduring brand? Looking back at the early crazy years of Silicon Valley, the concept of start-ups is actually as old as the United States.
The book begins with a 400-year history of U.S. economic development and reveals little-known interconnections.
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