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Sun Maocai and Qiao Zhiyong gradually came into conflict because of their differences in business. At this time, Jiang had already married, and Qiao Zhiyong, the head of the family, hated it. Tweety, Jiang's maid, happened to see Qiao Zhiyong's secret burial of General Taiping, and Jiang learned that a complaint had sent Qiao Zhiyong to prison.
The Qiao family was helpless, and the court ordered Qiao Zhiyong to be banned and demanded huge sums of money. From then on, Qiao Zhiyong was disheartened and lay at home for ten years. Sun Maocai persuaded his first wife, Cao Shi, to take charge of the business of the jstars instead of Qiao Zhiyong. Qiao Zhiyong thought and thought, and it was the last straw, so he kicked Sun Maocai out.
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In the early years of Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty, Joe, the big boss of Qiaojiabao in Qixian County, Shanxi Province, failed in business and died of a serious illness. When Joe was in power, the Qiao family in Baotou was in short supply of silver and the goods were unsalable because they competed with their enemies for business hegemony. Shareholders and businessmen have come to ask for shares and money.
In times of crisis, not only were no businessmen willing to lend money to help the Qiao family tide over the difficulties, but they all watched helplessly as the Qiao family's industry waited for an opportunity to carve up. Mrs Qiao immediately ordered the recall of Qiao Zhiyong, the second young master who took part in the imperial examination in Taiyuan.
And forced him to give up his childhood sweetheart's ginger, married the daughter of the rich family, nicknamed "the first scholar in Jin", took over the family affairs and became the new owner of the jstars.