Part One About the Author Robert Hsu is a Chinese-American, Wall Street fund manager, well-known European and American financial writer and international financial investment expert.

Born in Taiwan, he came to the United States with his parents when he was 8 years old.

Mr. Xu's grandfather and father were the best surgeons in Taiwan. They opened the best private hospital in Taiwan at that time. However, in his father's generation, the family fortune was lost due to poor investment decisions.

Mr. Xu made a comeback on Wall Street through his own efforts.

Before starting his own business, Mr. Xu served as the vice president of the hedge fund department of Goldman Sachs, the world's largest investment bank. He is currently the president of Asia Plus Investment Management Company in the United States. He is the author of the best-selling English investment weekly China Strategy and Asia Edge.

The founder and editor-in-chief is also the executive director of Vancombo (Shanghai) Business Consulting Co., Ltd. (the only authorized office of Swiss Vancombo Private Bank in mainland China).

Yajia Investment Management Company of the United States Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Los Angeles, the United States, Yajia Investment Management Company is a professional investment consulting company that focuses on international investment and has passed the review of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

The company's founder and president, Mr. Xu, and his team manage special accounts to invest in international stock and bond markets for high-net-worth individuals around the world. The minimum investment amount is US$500,000, and their clients' investment performance is excellent.

Mr. Xu is the author of the 2008 English bestseller China Fireworks: How to Make Dramatic Wealth from the Fastest-Growing Economy in the World.

His Chinese book "The Richest Chinese Family You Don't Know: The Secrets of a 500-Year Wealth Dynasty" was published in China by Fudan University Press in June 2012.

China Strategy Founded in 2005, China Strategy is the world's most authoritative and well-known English-language electronic investment weekly that studies the stocks of overseas-listed Chinese companies. It has more than 10,000 paying subscribers in 97 countries around the world.

Over the years, China Strategy has recommended to international investors the stocks of many Chinese companies that have subsequently surged, including Baidu, New Oriental, and CNOOC.

Part 2: The "Rothschild Family" in the Chinese world. This is a Chinese family composed of more than 40 main members. The total assets are 45-50 billion US dollars. Its financial resources should be higher than those of Li Ka-shing and other rich people.

They are low-key and secretive. They do not choose to directly operate and manage a large enterprise or listed company on the table. Instead, they diversify their investments around the world and in various fields through indirect investment and asset management, so the world knows very little about them.

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Their ability to create and accumulate wealth has broken the "curse of not being able to get rich for more than three generations" in the East and the West, and they are not afraid of the "natural law" of "thirty years to the east of the river and thirty years to the west of the river".

This family is originally from Fujian and originated in the late Ming Dynasty 500 years ago.

Their ancestors first followed Zheng Zhilong and Zheng Chenggong and his son to fight against the Qing army.

After the failure of the Zheng family, the clan members fled to Nanyang to make a living and successfully accumulated a large amount of wealth through maritime trade. However, they were completely destroyed in an anti-Chinese incident in Indonesia more than two hundred years ago.

This genocide caused other surviving tribesmen overseas to re-examine their views on wealth and life, and added the concepts of low-key, invisibility, global perspective, and apolitical into their unique strategies for wealth innovation and management.

In the next 200 years and five generations, the entire family has been able to survive the bloody turmoil of history because of continuing this ancestral motto. From US$100,000 back then, to today, it is in an invincible position with wealth that is incomparable to the country.

Part Three: The causes and consequences of writing this book. Since 2003, the author has been investing in mainland China.

Because I am engaged in investment consulting work, I have contact with all the top wealthy people in China.

Regrettably, by 2010, after only seven years in China, a quarter of the wealthy people I knew had fallen. The better situation was to return to the common people, and the worse situation was to become a prisoner.

The author hopes to convey through this book that "difficult things in the world must be done with ease, and great things in the world must be done with details." This is also true in the field of wealth accumulation, and help Chinese people establish a correct concept of wealth.

Part 4: Goldfinger’s Ten Business Philosophies 1. Establish an international outlook and a global concept 2. The survival of a family, in the long run, depends not on luck but on design.

3. To survive overseas, wealth is very important and is the foundation of a family.

4. Family values ??must be passed on, and each generation must pass on and expand the material civilization and spiritual wealth of the previous generation.

5. The strength of a family depends on its cohesion, and the education of future generations is very important.

6. Live and invest in a safe place 7. Find the right partner 8. Really big investment opportunities only need to be encountered two or three times in a lifetime, and you must seize them when you encounter them.