Stealth in the daughter of "the youngest Chinese richest man" after the aura, Yang Guoqiang is China's first real estate developer to practice complex real estate development.

Yang Guoqiang learned that before the age of 17, he never wore shoes. When he was young, he used to farm cattle and be a mason.

After entering the real estate industry in 1992, in just ten years, 38 thousand residential units have been built in Biguiyuan.

Although Yang Guoqiang pferred all his rights and interests to Yang Huiyan as early as 2005, he is still the executive director of Bi Gui Garden Group, which is responsible for formulating development strategies, investment plans and the overall project plan of the group.

Therefore, he is still the actual helmsman of Biguiyuan's real estate giant ship.

Yang Guoqiang's wealth legend comes from the rapid expansion of China's real estate industry.

Before the age of 17, he did not wear shoes or new clothes. He had to walk for an hour to go home for dinner for 7 minutes of school meals. After many years, he still kept the habits of the peasants, and he did not like to wear suits. He liked to take off his shoes and socks and sit cross legged.

After the successful listing of Biguiyuan, it closed 7.27 Hong Kong dollars on the same day, up 35%. The total market capitalization of the country's assets is HK $116 billion 320 million, which is the 16 billion largest share in the mainland.

Even at that time, almost no Chinese had ever heard of the name "Biguiyuan".

Yang Guoqiang has defined the country garden as a large scale, fast production and cheap and good housing factory.

The classic of this model is the phoenix garden of Biguiyuan, which was developed in 2001.

The project enclosures 10 thousand mu. From design, planning, construction to decoration and property management, it is responsible for the implementation of high vertical integration.

At that time, 70 buildings were built at the same time, and hundreds of cranes were operated at the same time. Finally, the average price of 3000 yuan per square metre was introduced to the villa with its own garden, even cheaper than that of the same lot.

It is said that the sale of a luxurious villa in a minute is a stunning record, "selling villas like cabbage."

The large scale thinking has made Biguiyuan the largest landlord in China.

In September 2007, the State Council Development Research Center released the "Research Report on the competitiveness of China's real estate enterprises" that "at the end of 7 in 2007, the total land reserve of the country garden has reached an astonishing 45 million square meters, nearly second times that of the real estate enterprises.

Once again aroused public controversy.