Chinese entrepreneurs' spirit

Author: Zheng Fengtian, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2000-12-01
Features: The competition for national power in the 20th century is no longer about traditional military strength and advanced weapons, but rather the creation and power of strong enterprises. The military cannot cross borders, but entrepreneurs can penetrate globally. Future global competition has shifted from past military aggression to close-quarters battles between companies. Building a team of globally feared entrepreneurs is far more formidable than creating a powerful army. The pillar of China's future lies in enterprises. The government can manage national wealth, but it cannot directly create it; enterprises and entrepreneurs are the creators of wealth. Only when enterprises grow strong can China become strong. To enhance their competitiveness and secure the initiative in the future, governments around the world have spared no effort to take various measures to inspire the public to foster an entrepreneurial spirit, promote technological innovation, and strengthen their national corporate power. Although excavating these valuable experiences is a monumental task, the alluring spiritual wealth still deeply attracts us to embark on repeated exploration and attempts. Although the initial exploration still has its shortcomings.