Chapters List
Chapter 1
Life is more important than money
Chapter 2
Opportunity is money
Chapter 3
One can make money even in dire circumstances
Chapter 4
Love is more important than money?
Chapter 5
Money cannot stop bad luck
Chapter 6
When good ideas meet opportunity, money rushes in
Chapter 7
Poor money sense loses money
Chapter 8
Money isn't everything
Chapter 9
Lady Luck brings in Money
Chapter 10
The Society will teach you how to make money if you listen
Chapter 11
Money can come with a good marriage
Chapter 12
Money comes and goes
Chapter 13
Fear from lack of money can be detrimental
Chapter 14
Money brings a sense of security
Chapter 15
Is love more important than money?
Chapter 16
Pride needs money to sustain it
Chapter 17
One needs money to live in this world
Chapter 18
Seduction can lure money in
Chapter 19
Money cannot buy true love
Chapter 20
Money brings independence
Chapter 21
Greed raises its head when a lot of money is placed in your care
Chapter 22
Peace of mind can be illusive when money is lacking
Chapter 23
Money attracts money and love can follow
Chapter 24
Bonding with the Mind
Chapter 25
Money Slips through fingers
Chapter 26
Money Inherited
Chapter 27
Money can't buy self esteem
Chapter 28
Money can buy wisdom
Chapter 29
Friendship and Support are more important than money
Chapter 30
Money without love and family is meaningless
Why Read It?
‘A Chinese Entrepreneur’ shows us what life was like during World War II and beyond. It reminds us about important Chinese traditions and values. It is an interesting and inspiring book that tells us what impact customs and traditions have on us as individuals. Irene Tai helps bring us back to our roots and helps us make our own decisions and choices. The book revolves around the main character Sek Lung and describes his will to survive and his fight to save his family from the atrocities they faced at the hands of the Japanese and also how he used his creative mind and understanding of human nature, to excel in business after the war.
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What People Have To Say!
This book was full of inspirational moments as the hero of the story looked towards the light at the end of the tunnel despite facing difficult circumstances. The book, though fictional, helped me understand the plight of the Chinese people in the times of World War II. It was greatly enlightening and a very interesting read!
Caroline Parker
Reading this book taught me that anything is possible, even when you are faced with dire circumstances. It talks about Chinese traditions and culture in the best way possible. Irene TAI has a way with words that make you feel like you are in her shoes. It is thoroughly interesting and inspirational. This book educates us about Chinese customs.
Will Mason
This book encapsulates how Chinese customs impart us with the wisdom we need to get through any circumstance. I liked that the book's main character uses his knowledge and swift mind to help him navigate to safety after being colonized by the Japanese. It also talks about what life was like during World War II, which is interesting.