The dream of post-80s is to put power in a cage, and the dream of post-90s /00 is to put capital in a cage. This is not absolute, but it is common.

It is always said that China Science and Technology Company doesn't know how to engage in hard technology, and sells vegetables, clothes and skins every day to see how awesome Musk is.

During the epidemic, Musk wrote on Twitter: "Whoever fucking stops Tesla from starting work, please lock me up first."

If this were China, Musk would be arrested a thousand times.

You are the one who wants to put capital in a cage, and you are the one who wants capital to build hard technology.

Why don't you go to heaven?

Today's post-95/00 generation of capital, the most typical examples are Ma Yun and Ma Hua Teng.

In fact, 20 years ago, Ma Yun used his 18 Lohan to scrimp and save, and raised 500,000 yuan in start-up funds.

They didn't persist for a few months, and the money ran out, because the society at that time didn't believe in e-commerce and thought it was a liar, even big shots like Liu Chuanzhi and Lei Jun-you didn't read it wrong. Before Ma Yun succeeded, Lei Jun was already a big shot in the investment community.

With the help of Cai Chongxin, Goldman Sachs invested $5 million in Alibaba, which led to large investments by Yahoo Jerry Yang and Softbank Masayoshi Son.

Alibaba and Ma Yun are equivalent to planting flowers of e-commerce in a desert.

More than 20 years ago, Ma developed QQ only for bidding transactions. Unexpectedly, the bid failed, and he had to bear the cost of the server himself. In order to attract users to personally promote it in the forums of major universities, Ma also acted as a chat partner for girls. The number of users is increasing day by day, but there is no return on investment. Ma once thought about selling QQ for 654.38 million pounds, but after running four or five companies, no one wanted it.

With the increasing investment in operation, Ma has to raise money everywhere. Banks have never heard of mortgage loans based on "user registration" What domestic investors care about is not technology, but how many fixed assets Tencent has. I talked about four companies in a row, but I didn't reach the bottom line. Ma Hua Teng had to leave QQ to support himself.

Ma and Tencent are equivalent to planting social trees in places where operators and big banks are indifferent.

The process that Internet companies represented by Tencent and Ali bear fruit coincides with the era when the post-80s came to the center of public opinion.

Around 2000, the first generation entered the university or society after 80s. Although they are called a generation that does not follow the tradition, they still retain the spirit of scholar-officials in the traditional culture: to stand for the world, plead for the people, learn from history, and create peace for all generations.

A generation with this ideal is naturally wary of power and full of worries about injustice.

Their ideal is to keep power in a cage.

At that time, in the Internet community, all kinds of news, public opinion and comment areas, what you saw were mostly the roar of public power, the lashing of social injustice, the reflection on traditional dross and the yearning for the new world.

The Internet has given this generation a channel to express their inner voice. People clearly realize that compared with traditional channels such as TV stations and newspapers, the Internet is naturally a more intimate, free and equal public opinion field.

Therefore, the Internet has almost become the Bai Yueguang of this generation.

To some extent, the spirit of the post-80s generation boosted the growth of a generation of Internet companies represented by Tencent Ali-of course, people now call it capital.

When the time comes to the third year of 2 1 century, you will never think that it will be like this after 95/00 as a mobile Internet aborigine.

Similarly, it is inaccurate to divide people by age in this paper. Not everyone in this generation is mentioned. As an individual, please don't sit in the right position.

After 95/00, some people are capitalists. They keep their mouths shut, report any different opinions, and even point fingers at teachers and peers. They can easily explode on the Internet, which is a powerful lever.

This generation of children learn English from primary school, and English is particularly good. Some children write English songs, so I won't say the lyrics. I just want to say, is this track so involuted?

It stands to reason that this generation has lived in a carefree environment since childhood, and most of them are only children They have better educational background and broader international vision, and should have more independent and free personality.

How can you be so young and full of class opposition?

According to public information, there are about 300,000 Tmall merchants and 0/0,000 Taobao merchants, but only about 800,000 merchants use Taobao Wangpu. Suppose a Taobao Wangpu seller has an average of 3 employees, one third of non-Wangpu stores have a full-time employee, and Tmall sellers have an average of 10 employees, corresponding to direct employment of 2.4 million, 3 million and 3 million respectively, which adds up to 8.4 million. If third-party service providers, models, photographers and online celebrities serving e-commerce are added, nearly 654.38 million people will be directly employed. In the first half of 200210, the total volume of express delivery in China was 49.3 billion pieces, which is conservatively estimated to be120 billion pieces for the whole year, with an average of 330 million pieces per day. Suppose a courier delivers 150 pieces every day, then there are at least 2 million couriers running around the road, not counting the drivers of special sports cars and the people who arrange packages at the outlets. The GMV of Alibaba in recent 12 months is about 7.5 trillion. How many workers does it take to produce it? China's annual retail sales are 40 trillion yuan, and Alibaba monopolizes more than one sixth of it, which means that about one sixth of the domestic production capacity in China is produced for Alibaba platform. According to statistics, there are about 240 million manufacturing employees in China, which means that Alibaba has created about 40 million indirect manufacturing employees.

An Alibaba has created more than 52 million directly and indirectly employed people. Twenty years ago, this field was still blank.

On the Alibaba platform, the highest monetization rate is only 4.08% in a year, which means that for every 65.438 million yuan Alibaba sells, Ali will take away 4.08 yuan, including commission and advertising fees. Alibaba is an online commercial real estate. If you open a shop online, the annual sales of a store will reach 1 10,000, and the monthly rent is only 3,300 yuan. Do you still think the rent is high?

Tencent has more than 654.38 billion domestic users, 90% of whom are enjoying Tencent's services for free. Most people, you use WeChat and QQ to communicate with friends for free every day, read information on official WeChat account, Tencent.com and Tencent News, brush video numbers, watch Tencent videos and listen to QQ music without paying Tencent a penny. There are at most 300 million people playing online games, of which at most 20% are really paid (long-term paid games), and Tencent Video has only a little more than 654.38 billion paid members. Other incomes such as cloud services receive money from enterprises, and advertisements also receive money from enterprises. In financial services, one thousandth of the handling fee is charged for withdrawing cash, which is also charged by banks. Tencent is just a collection.

One created a lot of employment opportunities, and the other subsidized 90% users with 10% users' money. Can you find such a company 20 years ago?

Even today, how many such excellent companies can we find around the world?

Some people say that these young people hate these big companies and these "capitals" because housing prices are too high, employment pressure is too great, and it is too difficult to start a business. The internet is almost omnipotent, and social resources are occupied by these 70 s and 80 s, so they can only lie flat and scold their mothers.

Speaking of it, Ma Yun's Taobao Tmall is actually a real estate developer and the land sales business behind it. Real estate has never been a completely market-oriented industry; Ma Hua Teng's QQ WeChat is actually the business of telecom operators, and telecom operators still have no open market access; Ma Yun had hoped to rob the bank's business through Ant Financial, but as a result, the strong man broke his wrist. The Internet is always open, and young people can challenge it at any time. In addition, we should work with the older generation to challenge those business areas that have not yet been opened and completed, such as finance, energy, oil and electricity.

Some people also say that power should be kept in a cage and capital should be kept in a cage.

This is actually a paradox. To put capital in a cage, we first need to release power from the cage, otherwise who has the right to shut capital?

The end result may be that the two brothers jointly put the young man in a pigeon cage.