“Delisting is good. Since Americans don’t care about the internet companies under Wujiang Group, why not just list them in China? I’d be willing to buy some shares.”

"American stock market investors are short-sighted, but we're different. As long as it's Zhao Ye's company, I'll buy it with my eyes closed!"

"Support Zhao Ye!!!! If Mr. Zhao's company goes public in China, I'll buy it without hesitation! America might be so great, today you ignore me, tomorrow you'll be begging for my attention!!!"

"..."

Most Chinese netizens support Zhao Ye and urge his company to list in China, saying, "We won't let the Americans bully us!"

The situation is different abroad, especially in the United States.

American stock market investors have been badly burned, losing a lot of money, and no one would be in a good mood.

Many people are eager for Zhao Ye's company to be delisted so they can receive compensation for their losses.

Of course, not all investors in the US are pessimistic. However, given the overwhelming public opinion and Wujiang Group's own deliberate efforts to fuel the hype, it's difficult for the stock price to rise.

Soon, the delisting applications of more than ten listed internet companies under the Wujiang Group were approved.

Wujiang Group subsequently compensated its shareholders and some affiliated shareholders with a large sum of money.

However, this amount of money is nothing compared to Zhao Ye's cashing out before the dot-com bubble burst.

Moreover, with plans to list domestically, they will be able to raise funds, which will not only prevent them from losing money but will also bring in a large sum of money.

...

While Zhao Ye's company was going through the delisting process in the United States, Zhao Ye proposed the "AB share system" to China.

When the news reached the capital, it drew great attention from the leaders.

"Zhao Ye has stated that if the domestic A-share market supports the 'AB share system,' then most of the companies under his name will choose to list on the A-share market!"

"Ladies and gentlemen, Zhao Ye owns numerous companies, which are large in scale, technologically advanced, and have unlimited potential! If these companies could be listed on the A-share market, the impact on the A-share market would be enormous!"

"my country's financial industry is also about to experience an unprecedented boom!"

"Therefore, in my opinion, the 'AB share system' is worth supporting!"

"Many countries abroad already support the 'A/B share system,' which effectively strengthens the founders' control over the company and is beneficial. We can't keep sitting idly by and watch our excellent domestic companies list in the US. Our country should not only strive to be a manufacturing powerhouse and a technological powerhouse, but also a financial powerhouse. So let's start making changes now..."

(End of this chapter)