"So this is only half the country? *shivers with fear*"
"The market value of Kechuang Bio is higher than that of all Chinese internet companies listed on Nasdaq and Hong Kong Stock Exchange combined!"
Zheng Li alone could represent half of China's internet industry.
"Half the country? The whole country!"
"Who would have thought that the richest person here is an honorary doctor who dropped out of university before finishing his studies?"
It feels like social media is about to stir up another wave of the "reading is useless" argument.
"Are you kidding me? Although Zheng Li dropped out of university, his achievements in his first year were more impressive than those of 90% of PhD students."
Who can publish in *Nature* as a freshman?
"Ninety percent? Ninety-nine percent!"
"Among this group of people, Zheng Li is the most agreeable. Among these companies, Kechuang Biotechnology is the one that provides better protection for its workers."
Compared to companies like Ali, Tencent, and rice, Kechuang Bio is incredibly conscientious!
"I work at Kechuang Future, and I can testify to that!"
The reason why the atmosphere surrounding the Science and Technology Innovation Future is much better than that of the Science and Technology Innovation Biotechnology sector is because Tencent, Xiaomi, Douyin, and Ali have invested in it.
While my colleagues at Kechuang Biotechnology were enjoying their nightlife after get off work, we were still at get off work!
Middle managers who come from those big internet companies will automatically bring the culture of competition to their subordinates, even if the company tells everyone not to compete.
hetui!
This is a post from a well-known online forum. Because it was the first post to be copied from a Weibo influencer's original post, it generated a lot of discussion.
Netizens are having a great time discussing this.
The dozen or so people in this photo have influenced the shaping of the Chinese internet and even the entire business environment for more than 20 years, from 2000 to today.
"Take me under your wing, expert!"
"Isn't it true that you need at least two 985 universities to get into the Science and Technology Innovation Future program? I have an undergraduate degree from a 211 university and a master's degree from a QS top 50 university, can I get in?"
"I doubt it will work. A master's degree from England or Australia? I have a friend who has a master's degree from UCL and didn't even pass the resume screening."
"Isn't Li Miaomiao the chairman of Kechuang Future? Kechuang Future has been acquired by Kechuang Bio, so the two companies should have similar management."
This is a reply from the thread. It's rare to see employees from the science and technology innovation department, and netizens are very curious about it.
The person who posted the thread replied to each comment with "hehe".
"I'm not in HR, so I don't know much about it, but most of my colleagues have excellent academic backgrounds."
There shouldn't be an absolute threshold.
After all, Zheng Lidu was a dropout from Jiangcheng University.
“I think I have a colleague who graduated from UCL. Maybe your friend didn’t meet the hard requirements for a future in science and technology innovation in other places.”
"The problem is that the atmosphere for scientific and technological innovation in biotechnology has been cultivated for a long time."
At that time, Kechuang Bio was still largely a blank slate.
When Kechuang Future was established, its shareholders were all large companies, and its first batch of middle-level employees came from major internet companies.
They naturally brought the atmosphere of the roll into the room.
It will take time to reverse this trend.
It's not that Li Miaomiao can do whatever she wants.
It would be more like it would be Zheng Li instead.
The employees of Kechuang Biotechnology and even the Kechuang Group are clear about the roles of the two bosses.
In their view, Zheng Licai was the boss, and Li Miaomiao was just the housekeeper.
“Ma Yun and Zhang Chaoyang have indeed aged, and you can clearly see the signs of aging.”
"Ma Yun and Zhang Chaoyang were both born in 1964, they are both over sixty years old, it would be strange if they didn't look old."
"Do you think those two used any life-extending potions?"
"Absolutely, but I don't know if I've ever used it."
Since its introduction, longevity-enhancing drugs have always been in a state of being expensive but unavailable.
Given China's population size, and a price tag of only 200,000 RMB, the number of families who can afford and are willing to pay this amount for their elderly relatives is in the millions.
With a demand of this magnitude, Huaguo Pharmaceutical's production capacity simply cannot guarantee a stable supply.
Therefore, I knew this drug existed, but when I went to the hospital to ask, they said they didn't have it.
According to sources online, similar drugs are simply unavailable in third- and fourth-tier cities.
Only by gaining access to strong second-tier cities can one possibly find a way forward.
However, the price is definitely more than the official price of 200,000.
"Compared to others, Zheng Li is really too young; he looks like a high school student."
"No wonder it looked so strange, high school students eating with a bunch of old men."
"The post-2000 generation is amazing. As a post-90s, I am ashamed of myself."
If the discussion is so heated on Baidu Tieba, one can only imagine how enthusiastic it is on other online platforms.
The influential Weibo user who first posted the message garnered immense attention.
In just three days, they gained over a million followers.
Seeing that the results were so good, he posted several more Weibo posts:
"I heard that this is the first time Zheng Li has attended a dinner party like this."
This dinner party was organized by Ma Huateng. Did you all notice that Zheng Li was sitting in the main seat, with Ma Huateng and Ma Yun sitting on either side of him?
This status, this age.
I personally believe that Zheng Li will dominate the development of China's business community for at least the next twenty years.
Thanks to their leading brain-computer interface technology, tech companies can even maintain a ten-year lead in the VR field.
If I were there, I would have given Zheng Li the seat of honor.
In Chinese drinking culture, the seat of honor is very important.
The comment with the most likes under this Weibo post is:
"I've never dined with big shots of that caliber, but I have attended some high-end dinners."
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