"The Fog of Omaha: Have We Misread Buffett?" Author: Ren Junjie/Zhu Xiaoyun Publisher: Machinery Industry Press

"The Fog of Omaha: Have We Misunderstood Buffett?" puts forward its own views on the 66 misunderstandings that exist in the process of studying Buffett and his investment theory, supplemented by a large amount of detailed argument materials, aiming to clear the fog and restore a relatively real Buffett for readers and investors. As Buffett's influence in the global investment community continues to increase, misunderstandings and confusions about him are also gradually increasing. Some misunderstandings are insignificant, but others prevent many investors from achieving success through the value investment philosophy he advocates.

Ren Junjie started to participate in the creation of Shenzhen Stock Market (B shares) in the early 1990s. In the mid-to-late 1990s, he began to study and research Buffett's investment thought system and has continued to do so to this day. His article "Buffett's Investment Philosophy and China's Stock Market Practice" published in the Securities Times in June 1999 has been reprinted and collected by countless media and websites.

Zhu Xiaoyun, a master of finance from the UK, has been engaged in securities research, stock investment and asset management since returning to China in 2003. At the same time, she began to continuously study, research and practice Buffett's investment philosophy and operation strategy. During this period, she published an article in the securities media on improving and optimizing index investment with reference to Buffett's investment method, which attracted widespread attention from the market.