Thirty Years of Turbulence - Chinese Enterprises

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No matter what brand of suits they wear, they always don't fit well, and few people will tie their ties correctly. Their favorite clothing brands are Pierre Cardin from France and Jinlilai from Hong Kong, both of which have large logos that can be clearly seen from afar. Their Mandarin is terrible, and they even like to post their photos in company brochures and advertisements, but their images are always ridiculous: sitting at a large desk, their right hand making a phone call, and their left hand pressing on another phone, staring blankly ahead. The German magazine Der Spiegel reported in this year that "in China, farmers are bold and reckless... which brings vitality to enterprises." The Asian Wall Street Journal commented that "many farmer entrepreneurs have almost no business experience." In a news article on July 9th, the reporter said that they "don't know how to manage a factory, how to make financial statements, and how to produce high-quality products. However, what surprised this newspaper was that their careers were growing proudly, just as writer Yu Hua wrote in his novel "Brothers" many years later, "They were trampled and trampled like weeds, rolled and trampled by wheels, but still grew up with vitality