Li Xu traveled to the year 1960. In this era, which he had never seen before and only heard about in books and from elders, the only thing he could do was ensure his family had enough to eat and li...
You know what, it tastes pretty good.
From that day on, Li Xu and his friends would ask them to make some desserts from time to time.
In the next two months, three Zhejiang cuisine masters and two Shandong cuisine masters arrived here one after another.
Li Xu and his friends really enjoyed a feast of delicious food.
What surprised them the most was that the same dish tasted different when prepared by different masters, each with its own flavor.
What remains unchanged is that they are all delicious.
These masters are really hardworking. In order to make more money, they come here without even waiting for the Chinese New Year.
Li Xu did not let them down and gave each of them a New Year's red envelope of 500 yuan, and the kitchen team who came with them received 200 yuan each.
Afterwards, Li Xu entrusted the matters here to Yuan Yu, packed his luggage, and brought a group of people to Hong Kong.
This day is January 3, 1982 in the Gregorian calendar.
On January 1st, a major event occurred. Document No. 1 was issued, expressing support and affirmation for the household contract responsibility system.
The newspaper on the second issue not only published this incident, but also expanded it to support the reform and opening-up policy.
This news was a signal, attracting countless people to come to coastal cities to work and do business.
After booking a room at the Peninsula Hotel, Xu Xiangqian asked his wife and children to buy gifts for the Li family, while he and the Li brothers went to find the ship charter king.
After chatting with the boat charterer for a while, they left.
They took the hotel car to the Chow Tai Fook store, and Xu Xiangqian spent US$5.1 million to buy 1,000 gold bars weighing one pound each.
After lunch, they went to HSBC again.
At this time, the charter king and the traders were waiting for them in the trading room.
After entering the house, Li Xu learned that the current gold price was US$312 per ounce, which was not much different from the lowest price he remembered, so he ordered the operator to start closing the position.
When Li Xu and his team were shorting, the price of gold was roughly $600, and they purchased a total of 3.1 million ounces. Because they used a hundredfold leverage, they had the trading rights of 310 million ounces.
After closing their positions, deducting the principal, taxes, and interest to be paid to HSBC, they made a profit of US$65.3 billion.
It can be said that the profits are huge.