[Rebirth in the Millennium + Entrepreneurship + Intangible Cultural Heritage Ceramics + Foreign Trade + No CP]
The fire in the kilns has been going on for thousands of years. After a thousand years, Oriental pottery has once again entered the world.
Just after the Spring Festival of 2004, Chen You was reborn.
In her previous life, she was trapped in a marriage for the rest of her life by saying "I will support you". In exchange, her husband cheated on her, her son rejected her, and she died alone in the hospital.
This time, she touched the 20,000 yuan in her pocket and dug out 45 discarded Shiwan doll embryos that were about to be smashed in the corner of the warehouse.
In my previous life, I heard people say that there were buyers in Hong Kong who were willing to pay a high price to receive the goods.
So she got rid of the scumbag man neatly, took the useless embryo, and headed north to make her way to the capital.
There were a lot of reselling items in the market. She saw the potential of Shiwan ceramics + traditional handicrafts, deeply cultivated the customization of national style cultural and creative ceramics, and collected the supply chain of intangible cultural heritage craftsmen in advance.
Starting from picking up waste embryos, opening a studio, using the national intangible cultural heritage certification and the concept of Internet IP, she gradually entered the foreign trade circle of the capital in the millennium, and ran towards the goal of being a female CEO in the new century.
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In Beijing in 2004, infrastructure construction was booming, foreign trade was also booming, and all kinds of hot money were flowing into the market. Newcomers like Chen You with little foreign trade experience could do business for a long time as long as they could establish trusting relationships with foreign customers.
I even remember that I had a freight forwarding business back then. In order to maintain Indian orders, I often traveled to India to help customers with the entire "logistics" process. I tied the customers tightly to my own chariot and made a lot of money. Later, I even started my own freight forwarding company. Dividends of the times[Thinking]
In Beijing in 2004, infrastructure construction was booming, foreign trade was also booming, and all kinds of hot money were flowing into the market. Newcomers like Chen You with little foreign trade experience could do business for a long time as long as they could establish trusting relationships with foreign customers. I even remember that I had a freight forwarding business back then. In order to maintain Indian orders, I often traveled to India to help customers with the entire "logistics" process. I tied the customers tightly to my own chariot and made a lot of money. Later, I even started my own freight forwarding company. Dividends of the times[Thinking]