If you think about it carefully, the conditions proposed by Wan Feng are not excessive. Since the ownership of the software is not sold to you, it certainly cannot be considered yours. It is good enough that you have the right to use it.

The Chinese market, which is not the largest at the moment, has been left behind. Who doesn’t have a private plot of land?

Besides, Wanfeng may not be able to operate the Chinese market well without Netscape, and they will not be able to solve the problem of piracy.

Finally, regarding the business issue, isn't it natural for me to provide knowledge and authorize you to be responsible for production and sales? If you foreigners can do this, then of course we can do it too.

As for the 50-50 profit split, since everyone is cooperating for mutual benefit, of course each party should get half. Isn't that democratic?

It's an unfair clause that you have more and I have less. I feel embarrassed that I have more and you have less, so we split it 50-50.

Therefore, Wan Feng believed that his conditions all contained the power of being upright and righteous.

After considering it, Marco Anderson also thought that these conditions were very reasonable. It would not do if they were unreasonable!

Netscape has reached a dead end; if it delays any further it will be acquired.

The only advantage of this cooperation is that he does not have to pay cash for the copyright.

After Jamis Colaco and Marco Anderson communicated, they began the signing process.

Nanwan Group also established a legal team in the north, which is responsible for various matters of the northern department of Nanwan Group. In this way, Chen Wenxin can concentrate on the legal affairs in Shanghai and no longer have to fly back and forth.

After the signing process was completed, Xu Meilin handed the system information to Zhanmusko Laco.

After getting the information, James Coraco didn't stop at all and immediately went to the airport to return to the United States.

It is unlikely that this system will be profitable if promoted in China. Since the emergence of computers in the Chinese market, people have not paid money to buy systems except for buying branded computers or assembling personal computers.

Weiruan originally planned to charge a fee, but after trying it out for a while and feeling it wasn't working, they gave up the idea.

Of course, Weiruan's decision to give up charging may also have strategic considerations. If I don't charge for my system, no one will develop it, which will indirectly eliminate potential competitors.

It is impossible to promote this system software for free because it is a continuous project and it is not over once this version is released.

Now that we have started, we must continue to develop, upgrade and even release the latest version.

All of this requires money.

Now Qin Guanghui and Xu Meilin's department can build the system as if it were a toy, but as the system's functions increase, the project becomes larger and larger, and it would be a fantasy to want to build it as if it were a toy again.

That was built with money.

So charging is necessary.

But collecting too much is definitely not feasible.

After much thought, Wan Feng decided to only charge a symbolic fee at the beginning.

Therefore, Wanfeng set a price of 20 yuan for this system and began to push it to the market.

To put it bluntly, this amount of money is only enough to cover the cost of pressing the disc and the labor costs.

The cheapest pirated VCD on the market now costs 20 yuan a copy, so this system is the price of a pirated one.

Let’s first cultivate people’s awareness of using genuine products. Wan Feng is not very confident whether this can be cultivated.

This is naturally aimed at the assembled computer market, and the brand name is included in the price of the machine.

From now on, the operating systems of Huaguang and Ideal brand computers have been replaced with the Huaguang 97 system, which has been well received by the market as soon as it entered the market.

But Wan Feng no longer has time to care about this, as his wedding day has already arrived.

July 1, 1997, a day destined to go down in history.

On this day, China regained the sovereignty over Hunan and Hong Kong, which had been lost for 150 years.

The whole country and even the whole world are paying attention to this day.

The people of Jiangwei are also paying attention to this day. Of course, they will pay attention to Wan Feng’s wedding first, and then pay attention to the return of Xianggang in the afternoon and evening.

At eight o'clock in the morning, a man dressed in new clothes set out from home to the Black Lagoon Development Zone to pick up the bride.

Zhang Xuan returned home two days ago and was happily waiting to become a bride.

She is not the only one who is happy in her family. Her younger sister is even happier than her. After her elder sister gets married, she will be the next in line.

He Yanxia said, if your sister doesn't get married, you can forget about getting married. How can a younger sister get married before the older sister?

This is an unfair clause. Who says that if the elder sister doesn't get married, the younger sister can't get married?

Faced with her mother's unreasonable conditions, Zhang Juan did not strongly object. She also felt that it was not good to get married too early.

He Yanxia was relieved that her eldest daughter was finally married off in a legitimate way, and at least she had a legitimate status. Therefore, although there were tears in her eyes, she was still happy for her daughter in her heart.

Zhang Xuan dressed up beautifully and sat on the bed waiting for Wan Feng to pick her up.

Except for Zhang Juan, the rest of the bridesmaids were from the paging station.

Haoli Channel 2 was sold by Zhang Juan, and now only Haoli Channel 1 is left, which is also planned to be shut down or transferred next year.

Then all the people at the paging center will be transferred to the mobile phone service system.

Wanfeng designed this road many years ago.

It is time for the pager to exit the stage of history. Although it will still survive for a few more years, it cannot stop the fate of being eliminated.

Wan Feng’s new wedding car is a new prototype car made by Micro-Auto based on the Hyundai Reina.

The prototypes that were originally built are all traveling through mountains and rivers outside, and Qingfeng, as a new car, seems to be a little lower in grade.

But Wan Feng refused to use other people's cars.

My family manufactures cars. Is it appropriate for me to pick up my wife in someone else's car?

So Yimeng took the initiative to build another prototype car, and asked Kazuko Asada to paint it red.

Damn, this guy really doesn't belong to his family. The price of this prototype car is more expensive than several cars coming off the production line. Isn't this a waste of money?

Someone muttered something about being a spendthrift but still got into the car.

I will keep this prototype car for commuting to get off work, and I can’t let it go to waste.

The driver was Han Guangjia, and the best men were two young men hired from the factory. There were ten cars in the convoy, and the rest were all Shui Qingfeng.

Half an hour later, the convoy arrived at the residential area of ​​Nanwan Motors.

Wan Feng got out of the car with flowers in his hands and walked into Zhang Xuan's small building.

Today, Wan Feng calling her "Mom" felt particularly familiar to He Yanxia.

Although Wan Feng also called her mom in private in the past, mom always felt that her feelings were insincere at that time. But today is different, it is sincere and genuine.

Of course, calling mom feels intimate, but it won't be easy to call her to Zhang Xuan's room door.

The girls at the paging station were like Mu Guiying, ready to mount her horse with her gun drawn. They would not open the door until the enemy surrendered.

These women really think they have plenty of time, so they work themselves to death.

Fortunately, these guys are not employees of Nanwan Group. If they were, Wan Feng would have deducted one month's salary from each of them.

After more than ten minutes of struggle, someone finally broke into the enemy camp, ready to take the head of the enemy general among the millions of soldiers.

Of course, the head doesn’t matter, just capturing the person alive is enough.