Young people nowadays—any who are independent and have their own opinions—basically don't want to live with their parents. They'd rather carve out a little world of their own. Qi Fang is the same: from a young age he was already living on his own, and the Qi family's finances easily allowed him to have his own place.
Later, when he came of age, he founded his own company. Relying on the network of contacts his parents' generation had built, plus the connections he himself made while studying all over the place, he ran things well, shrewd in strategy and business. Money flowed in from all sides, his personal net worth long since passed the hundred‑million mark, and his residence changed from one luxury place to another.
Right now, he lives in Guangcheng's most prosperous, dazzling district, the Wangjiang High-rise, where everywhere his gaze falls is an unbeatable first‑tier river view. The view is magnificent—truly "lonely at the top."
