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2,500 years ago in China, Fan Li, a poor young man from the State of Chu, chose the declining State of Yue. After enduring hardship and plotting revenge for 22 years, he became the greatest contributor to the downfall of the State of Wu, yet immediately after the victory, he abandoned everything and vanished. A man who changed his name three times, amassed a thousand pieces of gold three times, and gave it all away three times. This book covers the entire life of Fan Li, the only figure to appear twice in the 130 volumes of Sima Qian's *Records of the Grand Historian*. From the true origin of the idiom "discarding a used tool after it has served its purpose," the legend of Xi Shi—one of China's Four Great Beauties—to the economic theories of his teacher Ji Yan from 2,500 years ago, the tragedy of his second son, and even Fan Li's tomb that still stands in Shandong Province. It is not merely a success story, but the tale of a man who knew "how to let go." 📘References📘 Sima Qian, Records of the Grand Historian – Biographies of King Goujian of Yue*, *Biographies of Wealthy Merchants*, *Biographies of Wu Zixu Kim Young-soo, Sima Qian's *Records of the Grand Historian (Korean translation) Cai Yuqiu et al., *50 Strategists Who Led China for 5,000 Years*, 2005 EBS Journey to Chinese Classical Poetry 6 – Yangtze River Part 2 "In Search of the Heroes of the Chu-Han War" Local materials from Fan Li's Tomb in Heze City, Shandong Province Local materials from Sima Qian's Shrine in Hancheng City #FanLi #DaoZhouGong #RecordsOfTheGrandHunter #Shiji #SimaQian #WorldHistory #ChineseHistory #XiShii #KingGoujianOfYue #History #HistoryDocumentary #StoryOfFanLiDaoZhouGong #FigureAppearingTwiceInRecordsOfTheGrandHunter #TheTrueOriginOfBeingUsedAndDiscarded #EconomicGenius2500YearsAgo #TheManWhoBecameRichThreeTimes #MerchantsRecordedBySimaQian #WarBetweenYueAndWu #TheTruthAboutXiShii'sBeautyStrategy #FanLi'sPrinciplesOfBusiness #StoriesOfChineseHistoricalFigures