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中国,万千股民心系上海证券交易所。上海,无人不知它的总经理名叫尉文渊。1990年12月19日,坐落在上海浦江饭店的上海证券交易所一声开市金锣,把这位年仅35岁的首任总经理推向中外来宾的目光聚焦点。三年多来,伴随着上证指数的上扬下跌,尉文渊的名字被一次又一次刻在市民心头。他有过开心一笑。簇拥他的,有鲜花、彩带、闪光灯。他有过双泪长流。包围他的,是艰难、困惑、精疲力竭。
China, thousands of shares of the people’s heart Shanghai Stock Exchange. Shanghai, no one knows it’s general manager named Wei Wenyuan. On December 19, 1990, the Shanghai Stock Exchange in Shanghai’s Pujiang Hotel opened its doors to the gong, pushing the first general manager, 35, to the spotlight of Chinese and foreign guests. Over the past three years, along with the rise and fall of the Shanghai Composite Index, Wei Wenyuan’s name has been engraved on the public’s hearts again and again. He had a happy smile. Surrounded by his, flowers, ribbons, flash. He had a long double tears. Surrounded him, is difficult, confused, exhausted.