There are several buckets of gold on the Chinese Internet

From text messages that have become a treasure-saving portal in China, to online games that have once been suspended by NetEase, bringing a high share price and creating China's richest man, it seems that all kinds of models can blossom in China.
Starting from the date of the birth of the internet, emails with high hopes, text messages and online advertisements that contributed to the recovery of Chinese portals in 2002, and searches for profit growth points in 2003, in 2004, Chen Tianqiao, the chairman of Shanda network, became the richest online game on the network. In 2005, the blog website became rampant ...... The Chinese Internet has shown extraordinary profitability and its uniqueness, making it the focus of the world again. People may wonder how many buckets of gold can be dug on the Internet in China?
"Search" Kingdom
On the morning of October 13, June 28, the ideal International building in Beijing is located in the fourth ring road. A mysterious "foreigner" in suits and suits him out of the elevator and goes straight to the office of the 12-story Baidu company Li Yanhong. This mysterious character is Eric Shu. Maybe you are not familiar with his name, but if you use search, you must know the company in charge of him, that is, Google, a search engine company with a market value of more than $80 billion.
Google's assets expanded rapidly after its Nasdaq listing last year, with its share price rising from $85 per share to about $300 per share, marking the arrival of the new Internet Nuggets era headed by search engines.
No one knows what happened to Google CEO Eric Shu and Baidu CEO Li Yanhong in the latter's office, however, the alleged merger was denied by Baidu in June 6. However, Google's huge profits not only make Baidu, the "No. 1 Chinese search engine", optimistic about the "Qian Jing" that he logged into Nasdaq, but also encouraged more and more coders. The representatives of the first-generation portals in China, Sina and Sohu, cannot be ignored in the eye-catching crowd.
Sohu CEO Zhang Chaoyang previously declared that "Sogou" will surely catch up with Baidu, while Sogou really does not meet the expectations of "Zhang". A month after its launch, Sohu's total advertising revenue accounted for 18% of Sohu's total revenue. Another Portal, Sina, announced on the last day of June that its self-developed search engine "love question" was launched. Wang Yan, CEO of Sina, was very excited. He said: "This is the second thing Sina was rated as the most respected enterprise this year. I am very excited ".
Looking back at 2003, it was a year of comprehensive Internet recovery in China, but it was not a portal but a search. Interestingly, Sina, as one of the pioneers of domestic Internet users using the search service, began to revalue this service several years later. As Wang Yan said, "Sina started to develop search engines two years ago", but it was not too early but too late. If Sina was willing to work more on "Search" in the past, there may be no more Baidu. However, this can only be a hypothesis.
Although the search business was not "to be seen" a few years ago, in 2004, the search engine's bidding rankings were popular. Baidu, Google, and other mainstream search engines have been able to provide advertisements in the form of images displayed by keyword search, reducing the definition differences between online ads and search engine ads.