Four great books strongly recommended by Yu-Ping Duan, don't miss 🔥

As a representative of value investing in China, Yu-Ping Duan's reading list is highly valuable.
1. "Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder Letters"
Yu-Ping Duan straightforwardly says: "Just reading this one book is enough for investing."
Decades of Berkshire Hathaway shareholder letters condense the simplest and deepest investment wisdom. The Bible of value investing.
2. "Poor Charlie's Almanack"
Yu-Ping Duan comments: "This is one of the best investments I have ever made in my life."
The crystallization of Charlie Munger's wisdom, teaching you to view the world with multidisciplinary thinking, avoid foolishness, and truly understand business and life.
3. "Jack Welch Autobiography"
Yu-Ping Duan believes: When buying a company, look for a good business model (like Moutai) + a strong corporate culture (like General Electric).
This book vividly explains how Welch transformed GE into a business legend.
4. "Built to Last"
A six-year research project by a team of 21 people, exploring what kind of companies can survive for a century.
The book analyzes great companies that have endured two world wars, the Great Depression, and technological revolutions yet remain standing, worth deep reading for every entrepreneur and investor.
These four books are must-reads for investors and highly inspiring for entrepreneurs. After reading them, your perspective on the business world will be completely different.