2. Duanmu Ci, a disciple of Confucius, is regarded as the ancestor of Confucian merchants in China.
3. Lv Buwei, which advocates hoarding, selling cheaply and selling expensively, dares to take risks and is good at speculation, has a classic business case of "rare goods can live in" and "in a word, thousands of dollars are hard to buy"!
4. Hu Xueyan (1823- 1885), a young Shunguan, was named Xueyan, a Huizhou merchant. Hongding businessman in Qing Dynasty, 65438-09 China famous businessman in 1970s and 1980s. At that time, he was the "richest man in China" with a maximum capital of over 22 million yuan. And opened Hu Qingyutang Chinese medicine shop, which has been passed down to this day. Hu Xueyan started from scratch, made friends with powerful people, made friends with leftists and helped the imperial court. With his extraordinary ability, he wrote a brilliant stroke in the commercial history of China.