The Richest Man in China: A Dream Come True
By Liu Xing
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Things start to change the day before Chinese New Year when Xing is invited to embark on an incredible journey. Between what has happened and what she will do, Xing finds a special place. Here, she meets the Richest Man in China. Together, they discover the gift of Christmas, redefine Chinese New Year, and share a rags to riches story like no other.
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The Richest Man in China - Liu Xing
A DREAM COME TRUE
LIU XING
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LifeRich Publishing rev. date: 10/29/2019
To those who dare
to see visions and dream dreams.
Don’t ask yourself what the world needs.
Ask yourself what makes you come alive, and go do that.
Because what the world needs is people who have come alive.
—Howard Thurman
CONTENTS
Chapter 1 The Broom Star
Chapter 2 Love Is
Chapter 3 The Red Scrolls
Chapter 4 The Telepond
Chapter 5 Journey to the West
Chapter 6 The Good Samaritan
Chapter 7 The Law of Money
Chapter 8 The Borrowed Donkey
Chapter 9 The Man by the Fire
Chapter 10 The Great Awakening
Chapter 11 The Lost Story
Chapter 12 The Father’s House
Afterword
CHAPTER 1
THE BROOM STAR
There was a star danced, and under that was I born.
—William Shakespeare
01.jpgC all me Xing. My story began when I was four years old. One night, I saw a big, bright object flying across the dark sky. Immediately, I ran to Mother, pulled her hand, and exclaimed, Mama, come! I saw a falling star with a bright, long tail!
Oh, a comet,
Mother remarked, shaking my hand off. "In Chinese, we call it a Saoba Xing. Its big, long tail, like a saoba [broom], sweeps all luck away. Just like you."
You can imagine how quickly my excitement died, and I had nothing else to say. I, Saoba Xing, am a bad omen, named after a broom star? But I do not blame her now. How could I expect Mother to love me when she had never been loved?
I was arranged to marry your father when I was only sixteen!
Mother would say. But I have never seen my father. All