
The Tech Tycoon: Taking the Reins at Meizu
科技首富,从执掌莓族开始
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- 914k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Farming
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It's readable, but not for close reading! One of the best science articles of the last five years; the essence of a good science article lies in understanding how to blur the lines between political and technological origins.
So far, it's not bad. There's not much hostility, and the industry layout is just beginning. The era they're entering won't be too far in the past, preventing content homogenization. Although there are some digressions, it doesn't fixate on mobile phones like other books. It has a presence in various ecosystems, including AI and semiconductors.
As long as no trace of AI is visible, it's a five-star review.
Yes, that's great! I need to update it right away.
If it continues at this pace, I personally feel that a sequel titled "Back to China Next Week" would be even more appealing. Ecological chemical reaction, back to China next week 😄
Meizu's general store, building a smart home ecosystem.
Five-star review, no major flaws.
The writing is decent, it's enjoyable, but not purely mindless enjoyment; it's considered top-tier among Tomatoes (a popular Chinese writing style).
A good science article; it's so hard to find science articles that lack a systematic approach.
It's a bit of a rambling, disjointed piece of writing, but it's still pretty good compared to other novels about mobile phones. Mainly, I personally really love Meizu.