A "Moutai Six Liang" resume is shaking up dinner tables in the finance world! An assistant to the board secretary at a listed company used photos from drinking sessions + a full list of big-name attendees as leverage for a job application, unintentionally exposing the finance industry's secret "networking resume" culture. The resume's claims like "six liang of Moutai without getting drunk" and "ready for late-night gatherings anytime" have sparked an industry-wide uproar, with the PE/VC big shots named in the document collectively furious. This controversy highlights a long-standing dilemma in the finance world: when "drinking capacity" is flaunted as a professional skill, and networking photos replace professional reports, the industry's fairness faces serious challenges. A seasoned headhunter bluntly stated: "True career growth relies on professional competence, not the bubbles in a wine glass." This unexpected exposure is pushing the industry to reflect: should climbing the ladder in finance depend on shortcuts through connections or on solid professional expertise?