Port---29 Questions for Starting a Business

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Features: The Theory of National Wealth is the most practical indigenous economic thought in China today. Its practical version, Port – 29 Questions for Starting a Business, will undoubtedly become a guide for Chinese entrepreneurs. – Li Bin, Editor-in-Chief of Entrepreneurship magazine (China Edition), USA.
Since the publication of The Theory of National Wealth by Zhao Yanchen, it has had a profound impact. It is the best book I have seen since the reform and opening-up. Its practical version, Port, will surely become a must-have, personal guide for entrepreneurs and business owners. – Li Fu, Former Head of the Theory Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China.
Port proposes the 29 most critical questions during the early stages of entrepreneurship, pointing out new directions for investment and wealth management for domestic private capital, as well as new rules for risk avoidance. – Lei Hong, Chief Planner of A Management Model.
As the practical version of The Theory of National Wealth, Port focuses more on the urgent issues unavoidable in the actual process of entrepreneurship. Every sentence is sharp and to the point, and every word is grounded. It is like a warm gift in the snow for university entrepreneurs lacking experience. – Lu Jun, Ph.D., Special Expert of the Entrepreneurship Research Center of China Youth Online, Co-organizer of Send a Letter to Garcia.
In early 2004, The Theory of National Wealth immediately caused a huge sensation. In April, it jumped to the top of the financial and economic book rankings. Dozens of major newspapers, such as People’s Daily, Economic Daily, Guangming Daily, Workers’ Daily, and Industrial Times, reported on it. Author Zhao Yanchen was hailed as the “Pioneer Navigator,” and The Theory of National Wealth was praised as the “Bible of Entrepreneurship.”
Renowned Chinese economist Mao Yushi said: “The Theory of National Wealth is an economic thought with Chinese characteristics, summarized based on the practice of China’s reform and opening-up. It is convincing and reflects China’s characteristics.” He added, “The central idea of The Theory of National Wealth is to explore the laws of how new enterprises are conceived, born, developed, and grow. This is very timely help for entrepreneurs struggling in confusion.”
Li Yonghai, Secretary of the Secretariat of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions, called it “a great work. From beginning to end, it is full of philosophy. Not only should people in business read it, but leaders should too.”
With its originality, localization, and systematicity, The Theory of National Wealth has won the enthusiastic support of millions of readers. To date, it has received over 3,000 letters from readers. Many have reflected that the book is profound and a classic theoretical work, not easy to understand. They urgently need a book that reflects the entrepreneurial laws revealed by The Theory of National Wealth while being practical and actionable.
In the past two years, at dozens of entrepreneurship seminars and consulting sessions, Zhao Yanchen has directly addressed frontline entrepreneurs, answering a large number of practical questions from various perspectives. Port is a condensed and refined version based on this foundation, so it is the practical special edition of The Theory of National Wealth.