My Money Empire

1998 Is the first year of the creation of China's Internet and the starting point of business myths in the next few decades. Countless giants that will shake up China's business landscape and stand at the top of the industry will quietly sprout and take root this year. In April, Zhang Chaoyang replicated the Yahoo model and iteratively improved the Chinese search system. Sohu officially gained a foothold and ushered in the golden age of Chinese portals. The phrase "Look for Sohu online" will soon become popular all over the country. In June, Liu Qiangdong went to Zhongguancun alone and founded JD. Com. He started by selling optical and magnetic products. No one knew that this small counter would grow into a business giant spanning e-commerce, logistics, and technology in the future. In October, Beijing Alibaba Information Technology Co., Ltd. Was officially registered and launched. Jack Ma and the 18 founders were dormant in Beijing to prepare, accumulate resources, polish the model, and laid key foreshadowing for the legendary entrepreneurship in Hangzhou Lakeside Garden in 1999. A B2B platform that will change China's e-commerce landscape in the future is about to be born. On November 11, in an old building in Huaqiang North, Shenzhen, a five-person start-up team joined hands to establish Shenzhen Tencent Computer Systems Co., Ltd. In the future, this humble little company will rely on a social software to monopolize Chinese people's social interaction and grow into an Internet empire with a market value of trillions. In December, Wang Zhidong integrated resources and formally established Sina. Relying on the advantages of portal information, it seized the traffic high ground of the first generation Internet and became the benchmark for the first generation Internet. Sohu, JD. Com, Alibaba, Tencent, Sina... All the famous names and legendary entrepreneurial stories will quietly start their journey this year.