101 years ago today, October 15, 1924 (September 17, 1924 in the lunar calendar) was the birthday of the American car magnate Iocca. Iacocca was born on October 15, 1924 into an Italian immigrant family. Influenced by his father, he liked cars very much. At the age of 10, he entered the "food transportation industry"-receiving some tips for transporting goods for people. Later, he realized the wonder of selling cars from his father's good friend, and decided to work in the automobile industry. He studied at Lihai Institute of Technology and studied general psychology and abnormal psychology for four years. After graduating with honors, he was favored by Ford Company, but he was also hired by Princeton University. He had to choose college first and temporarily abandon Ford Company. After graduating from his master's degree, he devoted himself to Ford Company, was reused by Ford Company, and eventually became the company's president. Because of his forward-looking business ideas and willingness to take risks, he often clashed with the former Ford president, but in the end he was always proved right. Because what he did was not in line with Ford's tradition of not allowing foreigners to enter the territory, he was fired by Ford, and he lost his job. Later, he joined Chrysler and paid off the company's $1.5 billion loan to the government in six years, bringing the company back to life. It is also a great honor for him to be invited by President Reagan to attend the centenary celebration of the Statue of Liberty in New York for his good achievements and rich and bumpy life. Iocca's parents returned to nature-the nude photos of Iocca when he turned nine months old looked like an adult. His father gave Iocca strength. When he grew up, Iocca gave his father pride. Iacocca's charming wife is such a good father Iacocca's family photos Iacocca's parents are happy at their son's victory Iacocca's new love Paige is about the same age as his daughter. Can they get along?