The high ponytail neatly shows off the exquisite facial features.
The clothes she wears are also very decent and dignified, not revealing, not to mention coquettish - but all the advantages of the figure are perfectly displayed.
For any occasion, you must have a pass.
Women should use their strengths and avoid their weaknesses. You are not a noble princess or the daughter of a super wealthy family. If you don't make good use of your natural advantages, this is not in line with the principles of economics.
Otherwise, who cares about you?
The kind of super beauty that is common in both East and West at least makes up for this shortcoming to a certain extent - at least people are willing to pay attention to you and slowly let you join the small circle. Moreover, it is only a Chinese circle at first.
You are not qualified to be part of Harvard's true internal elite circle, and you don't even know the ropes.
Ignorance brings fear, so it is even more difficult.
Slowly, things started to improve a little bit.
After running for half an hour, I went to the rest area to drink water.
Several classmates are gathering together to chat.
Yan Xixi picked up her phone and saw a very cryptic message. It was Zhou Ting's family's company that had a cash flow problem. Although it was not stated clearly, anyone with a discerning eye would know it at a glance.
She was about to open it and take a closer look, but when she flipped through it, it was gone.
In the blink of an eye, all messages were deleted.
Their energy seems to be really great.
At this time, Li Mingyu came.
He is a senior fellow student, and because he is very good, everyone greets him when they meet him.
He smiled and said: "What are you all discussing? Are you discussing it so enthusiastically?"
Another responded: "We were talking about some stock market issues."
"How long do you think this market trend can last?"
"It's really hard to say...it's hard to tell the top in a bull market, but it's hard to tell the bottom in a bear market..."
Everyone was talking loudly, but Yan Xixi just listened quietly.
She had never been able to understand why some seemingly prosperous industries suddenly declined, even those ordinary upstarts.
Why is this happening?
Perhaps, every country is trying to prevent the beautiful scenery built on the beach from returning to the old path of financial crisis one day.
Take Thailand as an example.
Thailand opened up to the outside world and vigorously developed export trade. From 1986 to 1994, Thailand's manufacturing export growth rate was more than 30% every year. A large amount of international hot money entered Thailand for speculation, pushing up Thailand's housing prices and stock prices. The money-making effect is becoming more and more obvious.
Under such circumstances, domestic funds are rushing into the stock and housing markets, and the economic bubble is getting bigger and bigger.
The cracked egg finally attracted flies. In July 1997, Thailand was shorted by international financial speculators led by Soros and was forced to announce that it would abandon the fixed currency exchange rate system. The baht, which had been pegged to the US dollar for more than ten years, began to float freely.
On the day of the announcement on July 2, the Thai baht depreciated by more than 15% against the US dollar.
Whoever's currency does not depreciate will suffer, so Thailand, the first domino, fell and triggered the Asian financial crisis.
Later, the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan also had to let their currencies depreciate. The Indonesian rupiah depreciated by 70%, and the Korean won depreciated by 35%...
Just like a crow drinking water, it first uses stones (economic bubbles) to raise asset prices, and then drinks the water (foreign exchange), leaving stones (economic bubbles) for other countries. Just like the bookmakers in the stock market treat investors, they first
Raise and then kill. Collect cheap chips at low levels... At the mid-level, pull them all the way up, creating a money-making effect, attracting international hot money and domestic funds to chase the rise...
