Asia's richest man Sun's passion and dream of justice

20 years old to establish his own company; 30 years old to earn billions of dollars for investment, 40 years old to choose an important industry, and then focus on the industry, and in the industry to achieve the first; 50 years old, realize the dream, the company income of more than 10 billion U.S. dollars; 60 years old, handing the baton to the successor, retiring. My life has always been in accordance with my plan to go.

My whole life is going according to my plan.

I founded the soft silver company about 30 years ago, when I had no money, no experience, no business relationship, some just passion, and a dream of success. I want to be a very successful person in Japan and even the world, to provide new technology, to provide people with a fresh way of life, I hope that through the computer and the power of the later internet to realize my dream.

30 years ago, I had nothing, but now our company employs more than 20,000 employees, income of 26 billion U.S. dollars, there are hundreds of internet companies, I continue to achieve my dream. Six or seven years ago, when we started our high-speed broadband business, we were losing money. We want to change the network infrastructure so that netizens can enjoy higher speeds at a lower cost, and we have to challenge NTT, a state-monopolized telecoms company. It was a big competitor, and we were a very small company, so we had to take a very big loss at the beginning. But we survived and won very high profits. 10 years ago, our Internet, telecommunications business accounted for only 1% of the total revenue, most of the revenue is computer software distribution, magazine publishing. Now, we have completely changed, the Internet and telecommunications business accounted for 99%, we continue to challenge ourselves, change themselves, and constantly innovate, all these bring us fruitful results.

I was 19 years old in the United States, I saw a picture of a miniature computer in a magazine, and I thought it was the future, which would change people's lifestyles and change human history, so I thought I'd bet my life on my microcomputer. I am 50 years old this year, but this enthusiasm has never changed. I've been planning my life for 50 years: The 20-Year-old founded his own company, 30 years old to earn billions of dollars for investment, 40 years old to choose an important industry, and then focus on the industry, and in this sector to achieve the first; 50 years old, realize the dream, the company income of more than 10 billion U.S. dollars; The 60-Year-old gave the baton to his successor and retired.