
Transforming National Enterprises, Starting in 1998
从1998年开始改造民族企业
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- 1.8M Words
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- Business & Workplace
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In 1998, you took your laptop and logged into the Internet in a foreign-related hotel. It was no problem, but you were a little bit sci-fi. In 1998, domestic websites were basically text-based websites, and you couldn't open pictures. The unified recognition of the first year of China's Internet is 2000. And what you are looking at is an academic website. In 1998, domestic academic websites were basically internal LAN sites. You are exaggerating.
Without any cheat codes or special abilities, who gave the protagonist the audacity to short-sell US airline stocks before 9/11? Were they afraid of getting too little trouble? Did they want to add more challenges? They were already under intense scrutiny from the Americans countless times because of their large assets. How dare they do this? Did they really think they were so well hidden that no one could find them? Without any cheat codes, how could they possibly hide?
Who still remembers the hand-grinding master of China in the last century? They buy foreign chips, then grind off the logo and claim they are self-developed. As a result, chip grinding had to be outsourced, and the outsourcing company was a renovation company.
Learn from Chen Yansen; that's a true people's entrepreneur. What are you compared to him? Have you been brainwashed by online hype and claims of Huawei's supposed "cure-all" effect?
I've never seen a book with such a high-pitched tone finish. Hopefully, the author will keep up the good work.
Don't treat other business leaders like fools.
This is a piece of writing that treats other business leaders like fools.
I remember that in the last century, our country did develop a computer system, a collaborative effort across the entire nation. Ultimately, it became obsolete and was completely ignored. If you look into it, you'll know that we once possessed many such things, but unfortunately, even our own people didn't use them. What can you do about it?
The protagonist is so rich, yet he doesn't hire a bodyguard team? And the government doesn't send anyone to protect, monitor, or observe him...
The difference in data in this book is due
The author actually ate tofu curd and sugar
Anyone who dares to make money like 911 will be ruined in his life. A lot of money is not something ordinary people can make. If you make money, you can't protect it. It will disappear in a minute.