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Jinlong: The Secret of Chinese Alchemy

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Chinese commercial founder Guang Guu, top rich in the checkout; Hosolam, 18; Lisa Q, who is chief of staff; Ryudung, father of the Chinese IT industry. The geniuses of wealth that make every business succeed. What do they have in common? A study of the common ground of successful Chinese merchants around the world, and then a successful author who has applied common ground to his business, introduces a little bit of the secretive management of Chinese money.

Korean title: 중국 연금술의 비밀

Korean author: 진롱

Korean publisher: 지훈

ISBN-13: 9788991974357

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KH****
April 5, 2011

It's easy to say that alchemy is a really ridiculous story. But I don't know if it's a legend, but I can imagine that there's one person who really has succeeded in alchemy. They say the Chinese are rich. How do they know that maybe they have the ability to turn stones into gold? It's just that the extraordinary ability of them to make money, like the hands of the Myers, is so much in their power to do it. Don't you wonder how they got so successful? Hosolm, Panschi, Mawin, Lisa P. Many of the

KI****
April 4, 2011

Not long ago, Hong Kong’s Great China Teaching 41 said that it was estimated that about 130 million of China's 1.3 billion people were wealthy. That means that a huge percentage of the population is rich. Compared to our country, China is considered strange. In our country, it's probably hard to say that you are rich except for the top 55 percent. Why is every business that these Chinese do so successful? A book that gives the answer is The Secret of Chinese alchemy. A book has been a

AM****
March 30, 2011

As time changes, the value of wealth seems to be greatly changed. Of course, its measure, or its object, may change quickly, but there have been times when the source of wealth has existed, as it is today. The volume of surplus value that has been achieved in primitive agriculture has become a Communist department store with innovations in industrial revolution and technology, and now it's being reduced to money and information and ideas. In all ages Non is the present type. In no case would

진롱: 중국 연금술의 비밀
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