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Bold Investment in Legend of the Magnate: Partnerships & Empire Growth
In the television drama Legend of the Magnate (大生意人), a seemingly straightforward transaction leaves audiences baffled. When the tea harvest is abundant, the merchant Hou Er (侯二) suppresses prices. The protagonist, Gu Pingyuan (古平原), defiantly offers farmers a ten percent higher price, pledging to buy the tea himself. However, he lacks the capital. He sends a note to Jin Da Nainai (晋大奶奶), matriarch of the Lao Ba family's banking empire, requesting a loan of 50,000 taels of silver. Her response is astonishing. She arrives in person, not with 50,000, but with 200,000 taels—a fortune equivalent to millions today. This move defies simple logic. It wasn't merely about repaying a past favor; it was a masterclass in long-term investment and strategic…
Bold Investment in Legend of the Magnate: Partnerships & Empire Growth
In the television drama Legend of the Magnate (大生意人), a seemingly straightforward transaction leaves audiences baffled. When the tea harvest is abundant, the merchant Hou Er (侯二) suppresses prices. The protagonist, Gu Pingyuan (古平原), defiantly offers farmers a ten percent higher price, pledging to buy the tea himself. However, he lacks the capital. He sends a note to Jin Da Nainai (晋大奶奶), matriarch of the Lao Ba family's banking empire, requesting a loan of 50,000 taels of silver. Her response is astonishing. She arrives in person, not with 50,000, but with 200,000 taels—a fortune equivalent to millions today. This move defies simple logic. It wasn't merely about repaying a past favor; it was a masterclass in long-term investment and strategic…
In the television drama Legend of the Magnate (大生意人), a seemingly straightforward transaction leaves audiences baffled. When the tea harvest is abundant, the merchant Hou Er (侯二) suppresses prices. The protagonist, Gu Pingyuan (古平原), defiantly offers farmers a ten percent higher price, pledging to buy the tea himself. However, he lacks the capital. He sends a note to Jin Da Nainai (晋大奶奶), matriarch of the Lao Ba family's banking empire, requesting a loan of 50,000 taels of silver. Her response is astonishing. She arrives in person, not with 50,000, but with 200,000 taels—a fortune equivalent to millions today. This move defies simple logic. It wasn't merely about repaying a past favor; it was a masterclass in long-term investment and strategic…
Bold Investment in Legend of the Magnate: Partnerships & Empire Growth
In the television drama Legend of the Magnate (大生意人), a seemingly straightforward transaction leaves audiences baffled. When the tea harvest is abundant, the merchant Hou Er (侯二) suppresses prices. The protagonist, Gu Pingyuan (古平原), defiantly offers farmers a ten percent higher price, pledging to buy the tea himself. However, he lacks the capital. He sends a note to Jin Da Nainai (晋大奶奶), matriarch of the Lao Ba family's banking empire, requesting a loan of 50,000 taels of silver. Her response is astonishing. She arrives in person, not with 50,000, but with 200,000 taels—a fortune equivalent to millions today. This move defies simple logic. It wasn't merely about repaying a past favor; it was a masterclass in long-term investment and strategic…
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