In 2008, Jensen Huang hadn't yet attracted the attention of Wall Street and Capitol Hill. Back then, he wasn't known as the CEO of Nvidia, but as a father doing philanthropy with his daughter. At that time, Huang wasn't wearing his leather jacket, still had a full head of black hair, and his mind wasn't solely focused on chips and computing power. He looked energetic and radiant. The 45-year-old Huang, along with his 16-year-old daughter, Min-shan Huang, visited the Beijing Haidian Foreign Language Experimental School. This was shortly after the Wenchuan earthquake. The school had received 101 children from the disaster-stricken area of Sichuan, and the father and daughter were there to donate computer labs to the children. At that time, Nvidia's market capitalization was only a few billion dollars. He wasn't yet the godfather of AI, just a down-to-earth Chinese boss making graphics cards. Back then, they weren't yet surrounded by the scepter of a trillion-dollar empire, the hunting rifles of politicians, or the long-range cannons of the media. Eighteen years have passed, and everything has changed dramatically! The 16-year-old girl who accompanied her father to charity events back then is now a senior director of Nvidia's Physics AI, earning a million-dollar annual salary; while the father with the black hair from that time has just been stripped of all his positions by the board of directors and is mired in accusations of infidelity and espionage. His wealth has ballooned to five trillion, but he can never return to that simple afternoon of doing charity. Wishing Huang and his daughter a triumphant return.