Chen Nan, an ordinary young Chinese foreign trade trader, set foot on Rwanda for the first time during an accidental inspection of the African market.
There, he saw "Odebiao" pushing hundreds of kilograms of bananas on the mountain road, saw countless ordinary people relying on their legs and old motorcycles to make a living, and also saw a huge market hidden behind poverty.
What others see is lagging behind, but what Chen Nan sees is opportunity.
With his understanding of China's manufacturing supply chain, he brought Chinese new energy products into the African market, starting with a batch of electric motorcycles. From solving rural transportation problems to helping local businessmen increase their income; from an inconspicuous small trading company to establishing a new energy industry group with global coverage, Chen Nan has gradually brought "Made in China" to the world.
When the European market opened its doors to Chinese new energy vehicles, and when people who once questioned Chinese brands began to re-understand Chinese technology, Chen Nan discovered that he had changed the fate of more than just a company.
He is starting an era.
This is a story about entrepreneurship, dreams, business competition and Chinese manufacturing going global.
Starting from an electric car in Rwanda, Chen Nan wants the world to know:
Made in China, represents the future.
Audebiao buys bananas, which sounds great when paired with a DJ. There are no golden fingers, only business acumen and vision.