No one in the entire country can match Xing Baohua, who, with billions of yuan in funds, dared to stir up trouble in the capital market and still succeeded.

Don't assume Xing Baohua said he didn't understand these things; he relied entirely on the advice of financial experts behind the scenes.

If you don't understand anything, blindly listening to experts will only lead to your downfall.

One must understand and fully comprehend the expert's advice in order to implement it, and even be able to make timely corrections in case of emergencies, decisively assess the situation and give the correct instructions.

If Xing Baohua didn't understand economics, how could he have managed such a large conglomerate?

According to the data on Xing Baohua's stock trading obtained by Vice President Liu, the early positioning was quite accurate, especially the early positioning in the Hong Kong stock market, which can be described as a classic.

The move to crack down on speculative capital was also quite brilliant. It is said that Xing Baohua directed it independently, without any expert team to provide him with reference.

“Xiao Xing! I don’t know what concerns you have that prevent you from fully opening up, but you have a strong sense of foresight, and I hope you can use your expertise to complete the country’s initial plans,” Vice President Liu said patiently to Xing Baohua.

“I do have concerns, I don’t know how they came about, it’s like depression, I’ve had hallucinations. Of course, I was also born under the red flag, and when I was in the Red Education Class I learned to strive for the Four Modernizations, and I am currently working hard on that.” Xing Baohua said this without blushing.

After listening for a while, Vice President Liu laughed and said, "Your slogan is quite good. You're young and energetic! Our next goal is to achieve overall modernization by the end of the 20th century."

Xing Baohua knew that the Four Modernizations had three stages. The first stage was a 15-year period, and they were currently in the second stage, which was to reach a certain level by the end of the 20th century.

Although there are still ten years or so left, it will pass quickly in the blink of an eye. We will be open soon, and once fully open, both modern industrialization and modern agriculture will develop at a visible pace, including modern technology.

We've always kept a low profile and developed discreetly, but once we opened up, wow! All those who wanted to point fingers and make noise suddenly appeared.

This is a tactical forbearance. Do you think the old folks at our Chinese Academy of Social Sciences are all pushovers?

All kinds of plans are laid out clearly for you, specifying what level you will reach within a few years, what will happen if you fail to achieve them, and what will happen if you achieve them and move on to the next stage.

After the market opened up, we also experienced many crises, such as inflation, product surplus, and rising prices.

We've all experienced these things, but the government intervened and suppressed them; we just can't see it.