Google Li Kaifu: Chinese Internet Companies Are Too Eager For Quick Success And Instant Benefits.

At the 2007 China Internet Conference, Li Kaifu, President of Google Greater China, said in an interview with Sohu IT that the common problem faced by Chinese Internet companies is that they are too eager for quick success and instant benefits.

Li Kaifu thinks this may also be due to the more attention paid by the capital to the Internet, which encourages the growth of Internet companies.

Li Kaifu said that his main concern now is how to continue to understand Chinese netizens and continue to develop what Chinese netizens need.

He said that Google has developed rapidly in China, and has learned a lot from China. For example, the structure and network environment of Chinese netizens are very different from that of the United States.

At the same time, Li Kaifu believes that Internet companies in China will not converge.

He said that in 90s, many Internet Co in the United States also converged, but after the competition, each company found its focus.

Similarly, in China, converging enterprises will find their focus after fierce competition, and many enterprises will be eliminated, and there will be leaders in many fields.

In addition, Li Kaifu also revealed his habits. He said, "every Monday to Friday I will be very busy. I usually work for 12 hours, but Saturday days usually accompany my family, and I will spend time with my family on vacation."