This market must not be less!

Zhang Yimou said, "one can not be less, this sentence is to be implemented by Facebook?" Yes, China's market must not be less!

According to a person familiar with the matter, Facebook has rented a 800-square-metre place in Beijing Jinrongjie as a sales office, although it has not yet been renovated and Facebook is reluctant to respond positively, but people close to the situation said the news was largely confirmed.

For Facebook, the Chinese market has been a chocolate mousse locked in a box that is supposed to be delicate and seductive. According to a Bloomberg 2014-year Q1, Facebook gained 354 million dollars in the Asian market without Chinese users, accounting for 14% of its total revenue, representing a steady growth of 118 million dollars compared with 11% in May 2012 Facebookipo.

So early on, Facebook set up a Hong Kong office to sell ads to companies in the country who want to be able to trade with international users. "China's exporters and developers feel that Facebook is a good place to contact international clients, and that our existing services and support are clearly not enough," said Debbie Frost, VP of the Facebook International Communications and Public Affairs Department. VP Vaughan Smith also mentioned in the 2014 Global Mobile Internet Conference that Facebook actually has thousands of app developers in China.

Mr Zuckerberg visited China two times before opening an office in Beijing. At the Sun Valley Media Summit in July 2010, Li suggested that US internet companies such as Facebook, which want to break into the Chinese market, should take steps to get into the Chinese market as soon as possible. In December, Mr. Zuckerberg, accompanied by Robin Li, visited the office floor of the Baidu building and was seen as a secret investigation. And Facebook has quietly set up an Asian project team and has been secretly contacting engineers in companies such as Google China.

In order to achieve the landing of the vision, Facebook also made efforts in PR, last September, Facebook's COO Sheryl Sandberg and the Chinese Overseas Network Management department had contact, and the State Council Information Office Director Mingzhao Cai Discussion: What can Facebook do for Chinese companies at sea?

Do not know how, feel very look forward to it, Meng Meng ~