In 2006, Li, who is worth more than 100 million RMB, was labeled by the media as a "post-80s" entrepreneur, and was featured in magazines and TV programs. The symbol of the magazine and TV program frequently appeared, and became famous in one fell swoop.

Recently, he was invited by a Shanghai TV program to talk about him and his time. Now, this big boy, who became famous three years ago, looks like he is still young and shy, but his speech is more stable and solid, and his understanding of the Internet industry is getting clearer and clearer.

Starting a business after graduating from high school

Li Xiang, a native of Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province, was born in a family with a strong artistic flavor. His father was a theater director, and his mother also worked in the arts. His parents wanted him to follow in his father's footsteps, but this willful and opinionated child instantly fell in love with computers and the Internet. He spent all his pocket money on buying all the computer magazines, and in his freshman year of high school he planned for himself to ? When he graduated from college, he planned to become a top editor in the IT media. He was a top editor in the IT media when he graduated from college. In his sophomore year, he contributed to almost every IT media outlet in the country, writing articles on computer shopping and technical experience, and was paid a capped rate of 300 yuan per thousand words.

At the time, the Internet was just emerging in China, and Li was quick to follow the trend, setting up his own personal Web site, Graphics Home, just three or four days after he started surfing the Internet. Forum. At that time, there were hundreds of websites of the same type, and Li was determined to put the? Graphics card home? Do much better than others. At that time, he was in his third year of high school, he woke up at four o'clock in the morning every day, and spent six to seven hours updating the content of the website, and the rest of the time to deal with his studies. By updating the content every day, he attracted netizens and then relied on word-of-mouth to make the site's visitors skyrocket. At first he didn't want to make money, but as the number of visitors to the site got bigger and bigger, advertisers took the initiative to come to him, and as a result, in his senior year of high school, he earned 100,000 yuan.

In 2000, when the Internet bubble burst, the 19-year-old decided to give up his senior year of high school and start his own business. He convinced his parents to accept his choice with the experience of making money while attending classes in his senior year.

The success of his own can be replicated

From the very beginning, Li did not expect to go it alone, every time to a most critical time, there will always be the right people to join the entrepreneurial team. 2000 before the Spring Festival, Li persuaded the university graduated from Shenzhen to work in the Fan Zheng returned to Shijiazhuang, the two people's website together, set up the bubble network.

As the company grew in size, in 2004 there was a plan to buy Bubble.com for nearly 100 million dollars. For Li, selling the company would have meant that the 23-year-old and several of his fellow entrepreneurs would have potentially gotten tens of millions of dollars in cash. However, he didn't want to sell. When I realized that what I wanted to sell was not the website, but the whole team, it was particularly painful in my heart, and I really couldn't part with it. He realized that what he really wanted was not money, but to work with the team to make the business bigger and create greater wealth.

Today, as a post-80s, Li Xiang leads the same post-80s-oriented staff. ?Post-80s kids can also be responsible and can become the elite of the industry.? He said, ? They grow little by little, from the initial a kind of playful mentality, slowly become very responsible, and then become the leadership of the company, and bring out a new batch of young people. These post-80s kids may just be an ordinary college graduate when they first come here, but in a few years he may become the elite of this industry, he will be more responsible than others, and take everything as his own responsibility.

Li wants to think that his success can be replicated. He said, ? In fact, I only focus on one area, has been insisted on doing 10 years, I think anyone who can in a field has been insisted on doing 10 years, in fact, can also make certain achievements.?

Speaking of the future, he believes that for himself, the first to realize his own value, and the second to be responsible for themselves and the team around them. He said: ? I myself feel very lucky to be able to live in such a fast-developing and open era, and to be able to do what I love every day, and then to work with my favorite team to meet the challenges, solve the difficulties and create value as a result.?

Ding Junhui

Called by the British media as ? Ding Junhui, who is introverted and good-natured, is an outwardly soft and inwardly strong child, which is very suitable for billiards. He came into contact with billiards at the age of eight and a half, and won the third place in the Asian Invitational Tournament at the age of 13, and since then? Prodigy? The name "Prodigy" has been around for a long time.

In May 2002, at the age of 15, Ding Junhui won his first Asian Championship for China and became the youngest Asian champion. On August 31 of the same year, he won the World Youth Billiards (snooker) Championship, becoming China's first billiards world champion. in October of the Asian Games, Ding Junhui won the snooker billiards singles title with a 3-1 victory over Thailand's Suposonra, rewriting the history of China's billiards in the Asian Games without a gold medal, and with his teammates to win the Asian Games billiards team runners-up. in October 20, 2002, Ding Junhui won his first Asian Championship title at the Asian Games. From October 20 to November 2, 2002, at the World Billiards Championships held in Egypt, Ding Junhui ranked third, tying the best result of the veteran Guo Hua, who was the third in the 1997 World Championships.On December 15, 2002, the Chinese Billiards Association presented Ding Junhui with the ? China Billiards Special Contribution Award?

In August 2003, Ding Junhui beat the then world number one Mark Williams twice in the Hong Kong and Thailand legs of the Europe-Asia Masters Match Play Tournament. in September 2003, Ding Junhui officially turned professional. in February 2004, Ding Junhui's spectacular moment of defeating the world's 16th ranked player Joe Perry in a 6-3 victory to break through to the round of 16 of the Wembley Masters tournament, made the UK's In February 2004, Ding Junhui beat the world's 16th-ranked player Joe Perry 6:3 to reach the last 16 of the Wembley Masters, which made the British people recognize and love this billiard boy from the East overnight.

In 2005, Ding reached the last eight of the prestigious Wembley Masters, and in April won his first ever FIBA Ranking event, the China Open, defeating Albertson, Fu Jiajun, Doherty, and Hendry, before winning the UK Championships, which was second only to the World Championships, in December.

Ding's rise continued in 2006, and he became only the third player ever to win three ranking titles before the age of 20 when he beat O'Sullivan 9-6 to win the Northern Ireland Cup in August. At the Asian Games at the end of the year, organizers deliberately adjusted the schedule for Ding, who needed to defend his British Championship title, and he lived up to the hype, taking three gold medals for the Chinese delegation in men's snooker singles, pairs and teams.

In 2007, Ding made history at the Wembley Masters, becoming the youngest player ever to score 147 points and making it to the final, where CCTV broadcast the final three matches of the Wembley Masters. After beating Hendry 6-2 in the semi-finals, the Emperor of Billiards believes Ding is the most talented player to emerge in the last decade: ? If he continues to perform like this, then Ding will be among the top four in the world for the next 10-15 years.? But Ding showed his tenderness in the final, losing 3-10 and breaking down in tears during the match. But Ding still received very high praise from the Rocket: ? If he keeps improving and improves on the little details, then Ding will be able to win many World Championships. Tennis has Federer, golf has Tiger Woods, Ding Junhui can achieve the same thing in billiards.

Ding's season ended at the World Snooker Championship, where he reached the main draw of the event for the first time, but was unlucky enough to meet his childhood idol O'Sullivan in the first round and lose 2-10. But anyway, for the first time, he ended the season in the world's top 16 and ended up ranked 9th.

The 07/08 season was uneventful for Ding, who was kept out of the last eight of the Shanghai Masters by Dottie, went out in the first round of the Grand Prix group stage, and then lost the Northern Ireland Cup 3-5 to Marvel in the last 16.

Towards the end of 2007, Ding played in the UK Championships and beat Gannon and Bond 9:3 and 9:5 respectively, making it to the last eight, but losing to Murphy 7:9 in the last eight. 2007 was a year of nothing, but Ding said goodbye to 2007 with a China Pro Tour title.

In 2008, the first leg of the Wembley Masters came to an end, Ding Junhui performed well, with a 6:4 victory over world champion Higgins, but still lost to Fu Jiajun in the round of 16, 3:6, the Malta Cup, Ding Junhui's performance was superb, the group stage into the quarterfinals, the quarterfinals will fight Murphy. Ding Junhui in the case of 3:0 was reversed by the opponent, 5:6 again lost to Murphy, the Welsh Open Ding Junhui although into the 16, but is still Higgins blocked in the door of the top 8.

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Zhu Shaoliu

80 after the Chinese planning industry, the first up-and-coming show, China's planning industry, the third generation of the leading figure. Since childhood, he has received a good education of Chinese and Western, branding expert, China Consulting Channel consulting marketing planning, Alibaba and more than ten media brand columnist and special researcher. Mr. Zhu Shaoliu has written extensively since he was a student. As a young researcher, he has been in charge of youth growth and entrepreneurship organized by PetroChina for three times and won awards. During his student days, he wrote the book "Let Passion Burn Forever", which was popular in major colleges and universities in Beijing, and became expensive for a while. In addition, he has written a novel reflecting student entrepreneurship, "Zhongguancun Student Entrepreneurship Legend".

In the marketing planning sector has served the brand: the energy industry, European solar brands, Guizhou Bailing Pharmaceuticals, billion dry king, the Netherlands Netherlands shell international lubricant brands, Shanghai Ye Lu Group Ye Lu mattresses, comparative price search network, Xilinmen mattresses, Shaoxing Huangjiu, Huaren mental health brand diagnostics, Lizi weight loss, soil off the dregs of the Tujia baked cake, Sassoon beauty chain, MS dam villas and dozens of Mengpai medical products, research topics include small business performance management, new product launch planning, national enterprise internationalization revitalization plan. Mr. Zhu Shaoliu cooperated with Jonathon Pennis, the famous poet and educator of his American grandfather, to write a Chinese version of his biography "My American Grandfather's China Complex". Mr. Jonathon is an expert in rural China and education and has been featured in the media on numerous occasions.

An expert on youth issues, he has conducted long-term research on sociological, psychological and creativity issues in youth development, and organized the development of a practical application model of the 16PF norm.