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Looking back at the current Google headquarters, Jiang Yizhou couldn't help but feel the challenges he faced. In dealing with a company like Google, which is bound to be very sensitive in the future, his approach was cautious.
He could establish a company like qi in Silicon Valley, but he couldn't manage a company like Google that deals with information security, especially after a certain September 11, the Patriot Act, Prism...
These matters gave Jiang Yizhou the intuitive feeling that if he was unwilling to obtain U.S. citizenship, many things would be impossible for him. He also did not want to detach from his homeland, not only because the future of the world lies in China but also because he had long been accustomed to living in China; it had become second nature. His mother is his mother, and that’s just how it is.
Since he was unwilling to become a citizen, what he could do was invest emotionally in the two founders of Google to ensure that his rights would not be infringed upon under increasing regulatory control in the future.
As international tensions escalated, Jiang Yizhou anticipated that he would gradually withdraw from the now-thriving Google, quietly holding shares in another investment firm, purely as a financial investor without control or management rights; this seemed to be the most prudent approach.
After all, there was no need to stubbornly remain in the United States. He ultimately planned to return home. In the end, only Bill Green would be left in charge of Ailumies Venture Capital's operations.
"Is there anything going on today?" Jiang Yizhou yawned and asked his assistant Susan Meyer, who was driving.
"Due to reducing our stake in Yahoo stocks, Yahoo has inquired about the reasons. Also, the financing with Double Click Company has been preliminarily settled..."
These were all established strategies. Jiang Yizhou still invested half of his wealth into Yahoo stocks; however, he began diversifying other portions based on Bill Green's advice.
He also selected some stocks from the list Bill Green had given him based on his own recollections and started buying them. Additionally, he participated in current private equity investments as a learner.
Double Click Company was something he learned about while researching Google, so he actively engaged in financing this company.
You can't put all your eggs in one basket. Every time he visited Ailumeisi Investment Company's headquarters, Bill Green would almost earnestly advise him on this point. Although their cultural environments and wording were different, the meaning remained the same.
He advised Jiang Yizhou to diversify his investments and recommended suitable private equity projects and well-performing publicly traded stocks that he believed in.
Jiang Yizhou felt that this seemed to be a more prudent approach. If he held all his shares in Yahoo and the stock reached nearly its peak, that portion could easily be worth over a hundred billion dollars, which would certainly attract attention. Therefore, his current strategy was to hold Yahoo stocks long-term and sell a portion for investment whenever a good opportunity arose.
This led to the first trouble for Susan Meyer, which came from inquiries by Yahoo.
"It's just normal financial operations on their part, and I want to clarify my ideal shareholding at around 5%!" Jiang Yizhou thought. A 5% stake seemed like a reasonable figure, one that should allow him to exit before the bubble burst.
At this time, it was still morning in the country. Ding Sanshi felt a mix of anxiety about whether to be happy or disappointed after receiving a polite notification from Ma Huateng that "QQ is also about to develop a suitable Mailbox system." His feelings were complicated.
Ding Sanshi had learned about Ma Huateng before; he had interacted with him back when he was at Huiduo Network. Once, during a visit to Deep City, he was hosted by Station Master Ma.
Being treated so seriously by Zhengyi Technology made Ding Sanshi feel proud, but in reality, he was somewhat frustrated.
What puzzled him even more was an email from an investor at Zhengyi Venture Capital. Zhengyi Venture Capital and Zhengyi Technology—was this an insult? He understood venture capital well enough but never expected to receive an investment interest from them.
When he received that email, he anxiously called back using the contact information provided. He heard a woman's voice and inquired about the relationship between Zhengyi Venture Capital and Zhengyi Technology. The woman gave him a satisfactory response.
At least he wouldn't be so conflicted about directly rejecting it; there was still reason to continue the conversation.
At this moment, Wangyi was just two or three cats and dogs, full of energy but out of money. Before receiving the email from Zhengyi Venture Capital, he had planned to sell the 16ne Mailbox system he operated to the local telecommunications department. Now, if he could successfully secure venture capital, that would be great.
After arranging matters for the company, Ding Sanshi took his suitcase and arrived at Yangcheng Airport. He picked up the ticket that Sister Xu had booked for him to Beijing. After notifying Sister Xu with a phone call at the airport, he set off for Beijing with excitement in his heart.
"Uncle and Auntie, what do you think of this?" Li Yue asked Jiang Yizhou's parents as they looked at room after room. "This house has four bedrooms and three bathrooms..."
The two elderly people were unaware of the housing prices in the capital, but they could feel the difference between this place and the "villas" built by the "amateur" construction teams back in their hometown.
"Yue, how much is this house? Is it bought or rented? Is it really suitable to live here?" Gao Qingzhen was now facing the reality of her son's success. She took a deep breath, trying to calm herself. Even though she was somewhat unable to calm down, it was still much better than Jiang Maoqiang, who was too afraid to move, worried about dirtying the floor.
Li Yue did not hide anything and spoke directly, "It's about a million or so. Don't worry, Auntie, it's already been purchased. The property deed is right here; you can take a look if you don't believe me!"
As she took the property deed, Gao Qingzhen's hands trembled slightly. At first, she had trouble accepting that her son had become a billionaire, but their family was no longer struggling for food and clothing; they could afford to build houses and repair roads. Without a direct understanding of it all, now it was clear...
Life changes too quickly, always giving people an unreal feeling, as if in a dream. It's like someone telling you that you've won five million in the lottery; you'd definitely think they're joking.
When more people confidently affirm it, you start checking newspapers for winning numbers, going to the lottery station to verify the winning numbers, and searching online. After all that hassle, you finally accept this fact.
"Our family, from now on..." Gao Qingzhen looked around at the residence and slowly sighed, "We are also wealthy now!"
This sentiment was hard to categorize as either light or heavy; a wish that had never been realized by her husband, who lacked ambition throughout his life, had now come true through her son.
"Piano! Piano!" Jiang Xiaoya's voice came from one of the rooms. Soon she ran out excitedly and said, "There’s a big piano in that room!"
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