Viewing Entrepreneur'S Self Discipline From Wong Kwong Yu'S Incident

When Wong Kwong Yu was involved in lawsuits, a shocking episode took place in August 5, 2010. On the same day, Gome announced that it had filed a complaint with the high court of Hongkong to prosecute the major shareholder Wong Kwong Yu. He believed that he bought the company's shares in violation of the relevant regulations at the beginning of 2008, and demanded compensation from the company. Before that, the board of directors of Wong Kwong Yu and Gome officially turned their faces, trying to remove Chen Xiaohe Chen Xiaohe's position in Gome's board of directors through the status of a major shareholder.

Most people will feel that

Although Gome's prosecution of major shareholder Wong Kwong Yu is highly sounding, it can never avoid giving people the feeling of falling ill.

This contrasts sharply with SKYWORTH's and Wumart's attitude toward the company's performance after the accident.

How to correctly evaluate Wong Kwong Yu is one of the Chinese enterprises and the public.

Wong Kwong Yu started the mode of China's home appliance chain, and made Gome a national and even world-famous enterprise. His courage, his adventurous spirit and his legend of grassroots entrepreneurship all gave the Chinese people great encouragement and encouragement, which could not be obliterated at any rate; after that, Wong Kwong Yu was obsessed with power trading and black box operation.

This excellent case of "falling" or "destruction" has repeatedly become a strong evidence of the original sin of private enterprises.

However, individuals are often victims of history or system. Bao Yujun, President of the China Private Enterprise Research Association, pointed out that the Wong Kwong Yu case not only explains the original sin of private entrepreneurs, but also the original sin of public power.

Of course, Chinese society has been developing rapidly, and China's market system is bound to become more and more standardized.

The process of institutional pformation is often the process of tightening the law net, which will inevitably lead to a large number of "

At this stage, it is impossible to change the system. What private entrepreneurs can do is to keep their moral bottom line.

Naturally, this road is hard, hard, or even lonely and depressed, but this is the way to make good people.

As the Bible tells you in the New Testament Matthew: "you must enter the narrow door.

For the gate is wide and the road is large, and there are many who enter.

In a related report in May 18, 2010, the Losangeles Times said that Wong Kwong Yu's sudden fall reflects the uncertainty of the status of Chinese entrepreneurs. China's economic boom has produced hundreds of billionaires, but people generally complain that they have wrongdoing.

The collapse of Wong Kwong Yu, such as the Chinese rich, highlights the widespread tax evasion problem in China and the extensive links between ambitious entrepreneurs and officials.

Rampant corruption makes business people generally believe that they have to bribe if they want to do business. When officials are in trouble because of corruption or factional struggles, the business groups that join with them often get into trouble.

On the same day, the British Guardian published a report entitled "China's household appliance tycoon became the most prisoners in the country".

The report said, "what causes the government to launch a criminal investigation on Wong Kwong Yu is not clear at the moment, but some people believe that the result of Wong Kwong Yu's association with the top figures has made him a target of attack."

The report also quoted Hurun as saying, "if you are courting a particular political figure, his enemies will also become your enemies."

Therefore, from the perspective of Chinese entrepreneurs, in addition to self-discipline, there is a need for a high degree of vigilance - the vigilance of power.