What else is there when I saw one of your articles when I woke up early in the morning?

I saw an article early this morning ("Confidence is the greatest asset") written by Wu Hai, founder of Orange Hotel and Orange Crystal Hotel and investor in Mei KTV. As a private entrepreneur who has been active in the economic and industrial fields for a long time, his articles are generally relatively rational. The problems he reflected were all specific problems he encountered in the process of starting a business and operating a business. His original intention behind it is just like the name of his official account, "I speak for the country", which is to hope that China will do well.

2) Wu Hai’s main point is just like the title of his article, which emphasizes that under the influence of factors such as the epidemic, the United States’ containment of China, the sluggish global economy, and the procyclical macroeconomic policy adjustments have encountered countercyclical factors, , China's economic development is facing four challenges. At this moment, confidence is the biggest asset that helps the Chinese economy overcome the challenges. Regarding how to enhance confidence, he also put forward four suggestions: continue to convey the economic construction-centered orientation to the whole society, solve the positioning and treatment issues of private and state-owned enterprises, and improve the business environment from the details. It is hoped that relevant parties can realistically study and absorb the issues and suggestions mentioned in the article.

3) I can read Wu Hai’s article. In addition to the overall rationality and meaningfulness of the words, there are two reasons: First, he has a very clear understanding of the nature of the game between China and the United States. It is clear that the United States, as the "big boss", wants to deal with China, the "second child" that may surpass it in the future, and any ideology and values ????are just excuses. For those of us who have been paying attention to global geopolitics and international relations for a long time, this is common sense, but for a private entrepreneur, it is relatively valuable to be able to see this. Whether inside or outside the system, I have seen some people being very confused on this issue. To this day, these people still imagine that China will lower its posture and ask the United States to be more noble. When the United States presses harder and harder, they still blame China for not being soft enough and not serving the United States properly. No matter who it is, if he still holds this "muddleheaded" view, I think he is hopeless. If he can't even understand such basic questions, what valuable contributions can you expect him to make in academics and business management?

4) Second, Wu Hai’s writing is relatively plain and not sensational. As a private entrepreneur, he spoke out about the difficulties, challenges and specific problems he saw facing China's economy, which reflected his sense of responsibility. His purpose is the same as that of all patriotic and rational people, which is to hope that China can face these problems realistically, solve these problems, and ultimately make China a better country.

5) I have always said that entrepreneurs should also have an overall view. This does not mean that entrepreneurs should not do their job every day, shout political slogans, and act like a show. It means that any entrepreneur, regardless of his No matter what job he does, he must at least be patriotic. What is patriotism? This question is not abstract at all. It comes from the bottom of my heart and hopes that our country will get better and better. Entrepreneurs must be patriotic. This is definitely not an excessive requirement. In fact, it is also the minimum requirement common in all countries around the world. Americans claim to be a capitalist country, but they are not ambiguous about patriotism at all. The English word patriot also has a very noble and great meaning in the American context.

6) In addition to being patriotic, entrepreneurs must also be rational. The so-called rationality means that when looking at the specific problems existing in the Chinese economy and Chinese society, when facing practical difficulties in business operation and development, we must analyze and reflect realistically, and do not always "reverse the program and go online" and overturn the situation with one bamboo pole. A boatload of people should not easily escalate specific issues into dissatisfaction with China's political system, development path and development model. Irrational entrepreneurs and their employees, who have narrow-minded thinking and extreme opinions when looking at problems, will not get far either.

7) There are many private entrepreneurs in China. Based on common sense, the basic desire of most of them to run a business is to do a good job, make the business bigger, make more money, and realize themselves. Personal pursuit and life value, this is understandable.

As long as any entrepreneur works honestly and operates legally, although they are subjectively serving themselves, objectively they will also create positive social value, including paying taxes for the country and creating jobs for the people. We do not need to require every private entrepreneur to be a perfect person or even a great person who has a strong sense of family and country and can be far-sighted. This is unrealistic. For the vast majority of entrepreneurs, compliance with laws and regulations is a basic requirement.

8) However, we must also see that over the past 45 years of reform and opening up, a large number of new private entrepreneurs have also grown up. They are patriotic, rational, and have constructive thinking, and will not be easily influenced by Western consciousness. With the form of "brainwashing", this type of entrepreneur is even more valuable. For such private entrepreneurs, we must love, protect, encourage, and tolerate them, and make them the mainstream among private entrepreneurs. We must allow private entrepreneurs to have a positive interaction with socialism with Chinese characteristics, and ultimately allow patriotic and rational private entrepreneurs to have status and dignity, make China's economy dynamic, and make China develop better and better.

9) Regarding economic construction as the center, I don’t think there is any controversy. China's economic growth must remain between 1.5 and 2 times that of the United States before we can truly surpass the United States and become the world's largest economy. Although GDP is not a perfect indicator, it still has its value. China's GDP surpassing that of the United States is not just a number. It will bring great psychological shock to China, the United States and other countries in the world. It will also allow Chinese and foreign people to further see the superiority of socialism with Chinese characteristics and strengthen the Chinese people. The "four self-confidences" will also give China more confidence and material support in the Sino-US game. It can be said that whether China wants to win the protracted war between China and the United States or solve various domestic problems, in the final analysis, it still needs to rely on development and insist on focusing on economic construction. Starting from common sense, development cannot rely solely on state-owned enterprises. We must give full play to the ingenuity, creativity and adventurous spirit of the more than 1.4 billion Chinese people. The better private enterprises do, the better China's economy will be.

10) Regarding improving the business environment, Wu Hai made a suggestion for your reference. He said that improving the business environment will eventually be reflected in GDP. However, GDP cannot be looked at in a general way. GDP generated by resource industries such as coal, oil, and ports must be excluded, and the development of the private economy must be looked at. This may have some reference significance