Rebirth 2010: I taught Mr. Lei how to make a mobile phone

Chapter 948 A Different Land, Another Battle!
The theme of this year's Davos Forum is "Creating Innovative Societies in the Fourth Industrial Revolution".

This comes at a critical juncture where global technological change and geopolitical landscape are at a delicate and tense crossroads, making it far more important than ever before. It is seen by all parties as a key battle to discern future trends and lay the foundation for cooperation.

For the host country, China, this is an excellent platform to demonstrate to the world its unwavering commitment to promoting globalization, supporting technological innovation, and embracing win-win cooperation.

More than 2300 political figures, academics, business leaders and media representatives from over 100 countries around the world gathered to discuss the future.

From Nobel laureates and top scientists to multinational CEOs and well-known entrepreneurs who control the global economy, they all set off for China to participate in this grand event.

More than 1500 business leaders, including Alibaba Group Executive Chairman Jack Ma and Beyond Technology Group Chairman Chen Mo, as well as other company founders and CEOs, will attend the forum to address economic issues.

This is no longer just a forum; it is a silent review of future discourse power and strategic position.

September 17, Tianjin Binhai International Airport, overcast!

Two business jets, one from the south and one from the north, landed one after the other and taxied into their designated parking positions.

The cabin door of the flight from Beijing opened first, and Chen Mo, chairman of the Beyond Group, one of the representatives from Beijing, stepped steadily onto the jet bridge in a well-tailored dark suit.

Among the many delegates, he stood out for his outstanding demeanor. He was accompanied by Lu Qi, Elder Li of Tianji Pavilion, and Lao Mo, the head of security. The four of them had solemn expressions and imposing presence.

Chen Mo's face was calm, showing no trace of being at the center of the storm yesterday. Only his deep eyes held a calmness and focus that seemed to penetrate all the turmoil.

On this trip, he represented not only the vast business empire of the Biyan Group, which had just demonstrated its "muscle" and "irreplaceability" to China, but also an unstoppable force of innovation waiting to be unleashed.

A few minutes later, the VIP gate for the flight arriving from Hangzhou also quietly opened.

Jack Ma, chairman of Alibaba Group, appeared surrounded by his entourage. His signature smile remained, and he nodded familiarly to people. His every move exuded the composure and magnanimity that comes with years of experience.

However, beneath that optimistic "preacher" mask lies a keenness and prudence honed through countless battles in the business world.

He represents an equally large but deeply rooted business empire facing severe challenges, a rival that is clashing head-on with the other side in many areas.

Like two deep, dark currents flowing separately, they headed one after the other, clearly distinct, towards the convoy that was picking them up at the airport.

Just before boarding the car, Chen Mo seemed to sense something, and suddenly turned around, his gaze piercing through dozens of meters to land on the same gaze coming from the VIP exit.

Chen Mo and Ma Yun's eyes met in mid-air.

Time seemed to stand still at this moment.

Dark clouds rolled in over Tianjin, a storm was brewing.

The air seemed to suddenly fill with invisible electric charge, stirring up unresolved controversies, opposing positions, and omens of an impending power struggle at a higher level.

The two leaders exchanged a fleeting glance, a moment so complex it could fill an epic tale of business: scrutiny, competition, a palpable tension between equals, and a palpable sense of anticipation for the impending battle on the forum stage. Davos is not only a global arena for intellectual exchange, but also the stage where these two giants of the Chinese internet, and the two models and paths they represent, will once again clash head-on.

All the disputes have not subsided, but have only been temporarily suppressed.

Waiting in the spotlight,
It has reignited in another form!

At one point, the two of them looked away at the same time with remarkable tacit understanding, and boarded the vehicle with their respective groups and left.

As the largest Summer Davos in its history, the host city made ample preparations well in advance.

The forum venue was completed on September 12 and, in keeping with its consistent style, awaited guests.
Nine hotels, including the Four Seasons Hotel, have been designated as official reception hotels.
Through open bidding, Shouqi Car Rental became the vehicle service provider for the annual meeting, providing more than 970 vehicles.

In addition, 600 volunteers were selected from 1.4 college students from 35 universities to provide comprehensive services for the conference.

Security, communications, network, and city appearance are all meticulously planned to ensure absolute safety.

On September 18, the 9th Summer Davos Forum officially opened at the Meijiang Convention and Exhibition Center in Tianjin.

The following morning, the leader delivered a keynote speech.

Sitting in the middle of the third row, Chen Mo was like a student listening attentively, his expression extremely focused. He listened and took notes, summarizing key information and drafting a preliminary framework for future development based on the actual situation on the other side.

He had a voice recorder clipped to his collar, recording the content of his speech—these were key pieces of information worth pondering and summarizing, foreshadowing the main direction of the country's economic development in the near future.

Although the key points could be extracted by the Tianji Pavilion, as the helmsman of a trillion-dollar business group, he must personally comprehend them in order to accurately guide the company forward.

It must be said that Lei Jun's concept is still very useful; going with the flow can achieve twice the result with half the effort.

Half an hour later, Chen Mo's notebook had already been filled with several pages of notes:
"Strengthening New Growth Drivers" and "Vigorous Development of Emerging Industries": Beyond Group's core business is a typical representative of "new growth drivers" and "emerging industries".

This fully affirms the contribution of these industries to the economy, meaning that the other side will continue to be in a golden track supported by the state. (This is positive news!)
Promoting the widespread application of "Internet+" and "integrated innovation": All of the Group's businesses are built on "Internet+".

Encouraging "cross-domain, cross-entity innovation platforms" is a direction the group's ecosystem model can follow. (Follow-up is needed!)

"Encouraging mass entrepreneurship and innovation" and "Building open and shared innovation platforms":
The establishment of the Beyond Innovation Fund (incubator) and Wutong Academy are both aimed at supporting and encouraging promising individuals and teams to start businesses. (In this respect, Beyond has already taken the lead; it should continue to do so.)
The group's platforms (WeChat Mini Programs, cloud computing platform, Douyin creator platform, and Ele.me merchant platform) are themselves the core carriers of the national "mass entrepreneurship and innovation" policy.

The statement's mention of "supporting enterprises to increase R&D investment" aligns perfectly with the group's past increased investment in AI, algorithms, cloud computing, and other fields. (Further financial investment is possible.)
"Adopting more effective consumption promotion policies" and "resolutely cracking down on intellectual property infringements according to law" and "implementing a stricter punitive damages system for infringements": (This involves entertainment, catering, and travel consumption, and is beneficial to industries such as Ele.me, Douyin, games, and cultural and creative industries).

Just a few seats to Chen Mo's left, Lao Ma, who had been casually crossing his legs, unconsciously put them down, and his brows gradually furrowed.

Something doesn't seem right.

(End of this chapter)