The man is Uncle Mu's son, named Mu Chen, forty-five years old, the chairman of Grand Real Estate.
The woman is Uncle Mu's daughter, named Mu Rou, forty-two years old, the chairman of Grand Film and Television.
Both are listed major companies, with market values of billions.
This is the empire that the old Mr. Mu built for the two of them.
Uncle Mu has only these two children, so each was allocated a company.
The Mu family holds over fifty percent of the shares in these two companies.
Initially, they held more, but the old man was generous, distributing a lot to his subordinates; otherwise, the shares would definitely be over seventy percent.
Even if it were over seventy percent, no employee would say Uncle Mu was unkind.
After all, these two companies were completely built by Uncle Mu alone.
Until now, Uncle Mu has handed over all company matters to his children.
Yet a single word from him still commands respect from everyone in the company.
