Thirty Years of Turbulence - Chinese Enterprises

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After leaving the exam room, she flew out and borrowed 170 yuan from relatives and friends to buy a typewriter. She pounded day and night for a week, her hands so tired that she couldn't even hold her chopsticks to eat. In 1997, Wu Shihong was appointed as the General Manager of IBM China Sales Channels due to her outstanding sales performance, becoming a legendary female powerhouse in the workplace.

More and more young people are sharpening their heads and running towards the outside of the country. By the end of the year, the total number of international students studying abroad had reached 38000, including 7000 self funded students. Ten years later, most of these people returned to China and started their own companies. They will be the backbone of China's future new technologies and IT industry. That year, Wu Ying, a child of a Zhejiang farmer, entered the New Jersey Institute of Technology in the United States to pursue a master's degree. Ten years later, he founded UT Starcom and became famous for a telecommunications product called "pager". Zhang Chaoyang, born in Xi'an, Shaanxi, was awarded the Li Zhengdao Scholarship and went to study in the United States. Ten years later, he returned to China and founded the first portal website in China, Sohu, modeled after Yang Zhiyuan's Yahoo website.