Jiang Kai is a bookish young man, white and clean, gentle and gentle, speaking slowly, with a kind and magnetic voice. When he smiled and nodded during the talk, he even had the innocence and shyness of the sunshine boy. It is generally difficult to associate such a young man with his serious and important title-legend, investment genius who gallops the American hedge fund market, founder of Dragon Fund and chairman of Kaibo Company.

As a professional investor focusing on hedge funds, 33-year-old Jiang Kai kept a low profile, but made no secret of his sharpness. He dabbled in the stock market when he was in middle school in America. At the age of 22, he became the youngest hedge fund manager in America. At the age of 24, he founded his own hedge fund-Dragon Fund. Many political and business celebrities, including former US Secretary of State Madeleine Madeleine Albright and the founder of Google, are his loyal customers.

Kaijiang not only assessed the situation and made a decisive attack, but also rewarded his persistent professionalism. He is the only China on Wall Street who owns a hedge fund independently.

He was once called "China's best export" by U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, "the brightest star in the East" by Clinton, and "the most needed young man in China" by the longest-serving U.S. Senator Ruggie.