Participants In Alibaba Ecosystem

In Alibaba, Ma Yun has constructed a business ecosystem.

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Ma Yun, who spent 50 years in his birthday, received a special gift from his investment bank on his birthday.

This is a fan painting handicraft from China, originating from Sichuan painter Ding Hongyu.

The disabled female painter appeared in Alibaba's roadshow promotional film.

As a representative of "how Alibaba changed China", she told me, "for the first time I knew Taobao, I didn't know anything about the Internet. I sold it first a month after I hung it up.

If there is no Taobao, who will I sell to the small town? Who knows me? "

Ding Hongyu is a profile of Alibaba's growth in the past 15 years.

In 1998, Tencent was founded, and Ali was founded in 1999. In 2000, Baidu was founded.

At that time, the small and micro, the surging years, the subversion of the future, just like life.

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When it came to the world in September 19th, its market value exceeded $200 billion at the opening price, and Ma Yun had more than $20 billion worth.

In contrast to the "big" number, Ma Yun told investors that he will continue to fight for these "small" people.

On the same day, Ma chose not to stand on the stage, but instead gave the opportunity to 8 clients, representing participants from the Alibaba ecosystem, such as Lao Lishi, a former Olympic champion, and now Taobao shopkeeper, collecting the old clothes and old books for the poor areas by sending express delivery, and establishing Dou Liguo, a courier of two rural libraries.

Before the opening bell, Ma delivered a worldwide speech, calling for attention to the 8 customers who struck the clock.

"We have worked hard for 15 years to make them stand on the stage, and our efforts for 15 years are aimed at letting them stand on the stage."

As of June 30, 2014, Alibaba had 279 million active customers on Taobao, Tmall and other retail platforms, and 8 million sellers provided services to consumers on the platform provided by Alibaba. They employed nearly 10 million employees and created 1 trillion and 542 billion total retail pactions in 2013, which is about two times that of Amazon.

In the first half of 2014, Alibaba retail sales hit a new peak, reaching 931 billion.

But Alibaba did not sell a single cent.