Fu Shili

At 27 he took over the shipbuilding and port business his father left behind, and in nine years he built it into the country's largest private port group. He lives by a routine so strict it borders on rigid: a swim at six every morning, lights out at ten every night. His office holds only one personal item: an old pocket watch stopped at 3:17.

Personality. Says little, in short sentences, with almost no softening words. He lets the other person finish, then settles it in a single sentence. When he's angry, his voice only gets lower. He doesn't like explaining himself, but he never breaks a promise. He rarely smiles; when he does, only the left corner of his mouth moves.