Ying: entrepreneurs need to keep their feet on the ground and not think about so much money

March 21 Evening News, at the 2015 China It Leaders Summit held in Shenzhen today, Ying, chairman of the Digital China Federation, received an interview with Sina technology. For Internet entrepreneurship, he reminded entrepreneurs to work hard, he mentioned that the original son investment Ma is to think its down-to-earth.

Ying said that in 1999, Alibaba Ma to seek soft silver son investment, there is another electric business platform is also in talks with son. At that time this electrical appliance Merchant's volume is much bigger than Ali, but son chose Ali's reason is thinks Ma Yun works very down-to-earth, he thinks the future of Ma Yun will certainly defeat other companies. He also mentioned that the company asked for 600 million dollars, and Ma Yun 20 million dollars.

"Entrepreneurs don't think about having that much money, and our investment circle is actually very cautious," he warns entrepreneurs. "

He said he would ask bat in tomorrow's main forum how to give new opportunities to entrepreneurs when they are so large.

In his own opinion, there are still many opportunities in the subdivision area, such as Internet finance.

He told Sina Science and technology, if can again like to do UT Starkon so gamble, he will choose the Internet financial entrepreneurship. He believes there is still a lot of room for development in the Internet financial sector. He says his wish is for all young people to get rich through wealth management platforms.

Whether the bubble in the Internet financial sector is serious, he believes that the domestic level of tolerance for internet finance is very high, because it is in the stage of nurturing the market, the need to encourage entrepreneurship, industry guidelines need to continue to improve the norms in the development process. He expressed the hope that the dotcom bubble would continue to exist, and that there would be money coming in to make the industry better.

Ying, President of UT, is now the director of Sino-Jersey Investment Fund and the Chairman of the Digital China Federation.