Chapter 151: Differences
Su Can often asked himself which direction his life should take this time around. Like Pythagoras's philosophical proposition about life, death, and self-knowledge, it always left him bewildered. Perhaps he had lacked ambition in his previous life, or perhaps even his fleeting impulses and bursts of passion had been worn down until nothing remained. Now that time had flown by and brought him to 2003, Su Can was beginning to feel lost again.
He had personally driven the rise of Shushan Cultural Supplies Company, now a leading dark horse in China's light industry. Meanwhile, Dunhuang Department Store, a mid-to-high-end branded retailer in Southwest China, had established itself in several major districts of Rongcheng.
With Wang Bu's support, Lin Guangdong's Pineapple Media had also begun expanding its influence from the Yangtze River Delta to Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, growing steadily. By next year or the year after, its distribution market in those three cities was expected to reach twice its original size.
By a stroke of chance, he had also invested in Zhao Hao's Shangmai Music. At present, Shangmai Music was neither thriving nor struggling. It was quietly acquiring copyrights in the recording industry's high-tech sector and positioning itself for the future. The telecom giants' ringback tone market would grow even faster next year, making the copyrights Shangmai Music held even more valuable. Taken together, these ventures were enough to make an unknown person famous, if he wished.
What was more, he and Mark Zuckerberg had founded Facebook. This behemoth was now expanding at tremendous speed. It seemed only a matter of time before it achieved the global standing it would have in his previous life.
Those were the broad strokes of his career. On the smaller scale of his personal life, he had entered Nanjing University with