Chinese-style entrepreneurship: Survey says 85% of entrepreneurs ' goal is to make money

"Entrepreneurship" has become a hot word in China over the past few years. A survey shows that 85% of Chinese entrepreneurs aim to make money, which is 65% in India and 15% in the US. All these phenomena have formed a unique "Chinese-style entrepreneurial" upsurge. FT Qingdao International Economic Summit Forum, entrepreneur Yue chaired the theme of "Chinese Entrepreneurship" roundtable discussion, Sina Group CEO and President Cao Chao, the founder of the Xiaoping, founder of the New Oriental, Xiahua, chairman of the text group,　　Suxin, chairman of high and capital, and Zhu, an interactive founder of Beijing, have made unique insights. Chao noted that Weibo is like a second venture for Sina. Sina Weibo, the equivalent of a micro-blogging fund, investment is a micro-blog ecological circle. In this biosphere, every microblog can become a store. The next step is to have a third-party microblogging development intermediary to join in. He stressed that entrepreneurs should be rational, to seize the best opportunity to find the best entry point.　　In his eyes, the next 10 years, the most entrepreneurial opportunities in the field is mobile Internet and e-commerce. Xiaoping that the most primitive desire to start a business is to earn a living. and whether a business model is worth investing, the best test method is whether the family, friends, colleagues are willing to contribute, even if the amount of money is small, only thousands of yuan, also very can explain the problem. The easiest thing to achieve is to find the needs in the work experience and then meet it.　　It is not advisable to start a business only to start a business. "Start a few failures and don't complain, if you complain, it's not what you really want to do." "It is high and capital Chairman Suxin's experience to talk. Before October 09, he was a director of Soho China, 40 years old, following the idea of entrepreneurship.　　As we all know, there are more unpredictable factors to start a business in China, but because of this, he believes that there are more "structural opportunities" in Chinese entrepreneurship as well. According to Xiahua, chairman of the group concluded that entrepreneurs have to have three kinds of mentality: a layman's mentality. As a layman, all the peers as insiders, open-minded learning, thereby releasing their greatest potential. Second, the floor of the mentality. Be comfortable with anyone stepping on their own. Third, the mentality of digging wells. All entrepreneurs want to get out of the water, but most entrepreneurs have a speculative mentality and wish they were the last to get a good relay. After digging a few of the water, he left. Xiahua said: "They are not digging a well, but digging a hole." ”