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    At this moment, Hank let out a soft sigh and spoke with emotion: “Your mother’s sessful ventures from the past are far from over. If you ever get the chance to visit Silicon Valley, seek out the CEO of a prestigious global corporation and mention my mother, Ava. They will treat you with utmost respect and hospitality…”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Charlie felt a wave of gratitude and sighed, “If it weren’t for you, I wouldn’t have known these things about my mother…”


    Hank looked at him, offering a slight smile as he replied, “Your mother’s foresight and strategic nning were truly extraordinary.”


    “Back then, we didn’t grasp her investment strategies at all. Many of thepanies she backed seemed to us tock any potential for growth.”


    “Take Apple, for example. When your mother invested in it, we all thought it was a lost cause. There were no iPhones or even iPods at that point, and Apple was facing significant financial difficulties.”


    “At that time, your mom had returned to China with your dad and had just given birth to you, while Jobs was making aeback at Apple. Everyone assumed thepany was doomed, but your mom had the insight to recognize that Jobs was on the verge of securing funding, which was imminent. She met with Jobs for just one afternoon and decided to invest.”


    “This kind of vision is something that less than 0.1% of people possess; in the market, they are true masters and strategists!”


    As Hank spoke, a smile crossed his face. “Even the Rothschilds, who have held power for over two centuries, regard your mother with great respect. You wouldn’t believe how much they wished to ally themselves with the An family back in the day…”


    Charlie nodded, beginning to understand why his father, Bruce, managed to stand up to the Rothschilds. Truthfully, the Wade family’s influence pales inparison to that of the Rothschild family.


    As Hank noted, the wealth created by the Wade family over the years is likely insignificantpared to the profits the Rothschilds could generate from a few strategic investments.


    Given this context, Bruce’s ability to resist the Rothschild family’s pressure must have heavily relied on the support and influence of Charlie’s mother and her family.


    Then, Hank turned to Charlie with a serious expression: “Thus, I genuinely rmend that you travel to the U.S. to meet your grandfather. If he is willing to assist you, neither the Banks family nor the Wade family will pose a significant challenge.”


    Charlie nodded in understanding but firmly stated, “Thank you, Professor Hank, but I still don’t intend to meet Grandpa. I have hardly seen him over the years, and after all this time, he’s likely indifferent towards me. Besides, as you mentioned, he was quite stubborn about my mother’s marriage to my dad, so he probably doesn’t hold me in high regard.”


    With a self-deprecatingugh, Charlie continued, “Even though I’ve lived as a poor pauper for many years, I still hope to progress through my own abilities. Whether it’s the Banks family, the Wade family, or any other prominent family, if any of them are responsible for my parents’ deaths, I want to be able to confront them on my own terms!”


    Hank sighed upon hearing Charlie’s words and replied, “Charlie, I understand your feelings and determination, but with the resources you currently have, this journey will be quite arduous!”


    He added, “Shipping is a capital-intensive industry, with startup costs potentially reaching tens of billions of dors. I advise you to proceed with caution.”


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