Returning To Business And Financing Difficulties

When returning to Beijing, the members of the CPPCC Committee were embarrassed, which led to the restlessness of the CPPCC members in the city. They visited around and the eight party appealed. The aim was to solve them as soon as possible.

To this end, the municipal CPPCC Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Overseas Chinese Committee was led by Huang Chengxiang, vice chairman of the municipal CPPCC, and with NLD, min Jian, Zhi Gong Dang Beijing Municipal Committee, Beijing Municipal Federation of industry and commerce, and Beijing Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese.

There are nearly 3800 enterprises in China, with more than 4 personnel, accounting for 1/4 of the total number of returned students in the country, and the average annual number has increased by more than 20%.

They are mainly engaged in scientific research, education, high technology, consulting, and some other projects, such as key scientific research projects and "863 projects" of the state and Beijing, and have emerged some high-tech enterprises, such as China's Micro star, Boao chip and Qiming star, which have independent intellectual property rights, ranking the highest in the country or even in the forefront of the world.

Overseas students have become the "most active driving force" in the capital's economic development.

It is difficult for 2002 to start business and finance difficultly. In the past year, Hu Hui, who returned from the US "Silicon Valley", founded Haina Weisheng, which was joined by Sun Yi and Cui Tong TSE.

Unfortunately, the technology and products are not recognized by investors and hospitals. Under all circumstances, they went to the US "Silicon Valley" to seek financing. As a result, a company in the United States purchased Haina Wei Sheng for $18 million, including all intellectual property rights and patent rights.

At present, more than 1500 hospitals in the world have installed NW's software developed by Shanghai, which has a minimum income of $180 million.

This technology will also be integrated and applied to clinical practice, which will surely bring greater benefits.

But it is regrettable that medical institutions in China will have to spend money on imports from the United States if necessary.

Liu Haoyuan said that R & D means burning money. Some hi-tech enterprises need a lot of money for R & D in the initial stage, while domestic investors are unwilling to invest money at a time when they fail to see the benefits.

He called on the venture capital mechanism, which accounts for 90% of the SME financing difficulties in Zhongguancun science and Technology Park, and has long been in an extremely thirsty besieged city.

In the words of the head of the Zhongguancun administrative committee, financing difficulties are the "Goldbach conjecture" problem of small and medium-sized high-tech enterprises, and it is also a bottleneck restricting the development of the capital economy.

The committee members strongly urge the governments at all levels to attach importance to solving the financing problems of the high and new technology enterprises in the early stage of their entrepreneurship. We suggest that we should actively and prudently promote the reform of the national financial system and gradually form a multi-level and multi-channel venture capital mechanism.

These overseas students brought advanced technology and knowledge from abroad and wanted to do business in the motherland and in the capital. Governments at all levels should give full support to them.