Do the best you can

Author: Kai-Fu Lee
Author Country: China
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
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After some years, people will not only respect his scientific contributions and career achievements but also his passion, love, and dedication to the younger generation. — Song Jian (Former State Councilor of the People's Republic of China)
We have been looking for a special talent with outstanding technical abilities, leadership skills, a love for China, and a deep understanding of Google's values (especially integrity and honesty). We are very fortunate to have found these excellent qualities in Kai-Fu Lee. — Sergey Brin, Larry Page (Co-founders of Google, Inc.)
When I returned to the United States Apple Company, someone said that Kai-Fu Lee was an outstanding technical genius I had missed. So, I called Kai-Fu and told him that Apple would always welcome him back whenever he was willing. — Steve Jobs (President of Apple Inc.)
Kai-Fu Lee is one of the most passionate advocates for the development of China's education system that I have ever met. His passion and exceptional vision are exactly what China needs to rise to the forefront of the world and become a global powerhouse. — Kwee Hin Leong (Chairman of the Charoen Pokphand Group and Sun Group Holdings)
Kai-Fu Lee is one of the few individuals who deeply understands both Chinese and American cultures. He is highly respected by the government, media, and especially Chinese students. During China's rise, he has played a pivotal role. — John Thain (Former Chairman of Goldman Sachs)
In the articles or letters I have written before, I have expressed these sentiments. Moreover, if this book were written by a professional writer, the language and prose would undoubtedly be more fluent and vivid. However, the author always feels compelled to pick up the pen because he believes he has a certain influence among the younger generation and hopes to do his best to help them.
The author firmly believes that readers cannot accept teachings or case studies that are difficult to resonate with. For young people, stories of success are worth learning from and reflecting on, and they can easily draw lessons and inspiration from them. If there are any distinctive features in the author's writing, it is his preference for using rigorous logic and real-life examples to explain the secrets of success. Although this is not an autobiography, there are many interesting and valuable stories about the author in this book.
The author dedicates this book to his beloved motherland and to the younger generation eager for progress, because he firmly believes: Only when more young people find confidence and happiness and discover their own true path to success can the Chinese nation achieve a more glorious future.