Summon the return of the entrepreneur's heart

Author: Wang Shao
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: The very individuals who can deepen this opportunity and fulfill this mission are the future entrepreneurs of contemporary China who combine "intellectual capital" and "capital." The path to deepen this opportunity and fulfill this mission is the Chinese "Inner Sage, Outer King Way," which embodies "reaching others as you reach yourself," "awakening others as you awaken yourself," and "transforming the earth into gold, churning the long river into butter." The completion of the "Inner Sage, Outer King Way" is also the fulfillment of the mission by contemporary Chinese entrepreneurs. The mission completed is not merely a "win-win" between the company and its customers, but should also be a "triple win" in terms of economic and social benefits for the company, entrepreneurs, managers, employees, investors, suppliers, and all stakeholders, as well as for society, the entire nation, and the world. This is one of the principles elucidated in this book.
The WTO is an opportunity for contemporary Chinese enterprises to enter an open and fair new knowledge-based economy era, as well as a chance for contemporary Chinese entrepreneurs to elevate themselves and for the return of new moral integrity. It enables us to achieve complete openness, free from institutional constraints, and to achieve complete self-salvation, through corporate transformation. The individuals who can deepen this opportunity and fulfill this mission are precisely the future entrepreneurs of contemporary China who combine "intellectual capital" and "capital." The path to deepen this opportunity and fulfill this mission is the Chinese "Inner Sage, Outer King Way," which embodies "reaching others as you reach yourself," "awakening others as you awaken yourself," and "transforming the earth into gold, churning the long river into butter." The completion of the "Inner Sage, Outer King Way" is also the fulfillment of the mission by contemporary Chinese entrepreneurs. The mission completed is not merely a "win-win" between the company and its customers, but should also be a "triple win" in terms of economic and social benefits for the company, entrepreneurs, managers, employees, investors, suppliers, and all stakeholders, as well as for society, the entire nation, and the world. This is one of the principles elucidated in this book.