Han Lie, upon entering Liu Minghao's circle, found that the conversation topics suddenly became wild.
There were all sorts of people in this bunch, with restaurant owners like Sun Changzhe being nothing but the bottom feeders.
Loan sharks and real estate developers got along famously.
Those in international labor services and study abroad agencies found common ground rather easily.
The most ruthless guy among them ran mines in Africa—and not in the relatively safe northern countries, but in the likes of Sudan, Congo, and Chad.
And the wealthiest one? He was into the wholesale vegetable market.
Amazing, isn't it?
Han Lie was quite surprised too. This guy's cash flow exceeded even that of the mining tycoons, and his wife had four or five buildings in her grasp—not just single units, but several *actual* buildings!
"I don't understand all that private equity or stock stuff you guys are into!"
