马云纽约演讲——震撼美国商界!

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19 Oct 201917:08

Summary

TLDR演讲者分享了他创立阿里巴巴的经历,从最初的不信任和困难起步,到最终的成功。他强调了互联网如何改变中国,特别是对小企业的帮助。演讲者还展望了阿里巴巴的未来,包括全球化业务,帮助全球消费者在线购物,并在72小时内收到商品。他提出了一个愿景,即未来任何地方的人都可以买卖商品,并通过电子商务平台创造更多就业机会。最后,他呼吁利用互联网和数据解决全球性问题,如疾病、贫困和气候变化。

Takeaways

  • 📚 20年前,创始人首次来到美国,发现书本上的知识与现实美国有差异,这激发了他创立互联网公司的想法。
  • 🗣️ 起初,他向24位朋友介绍互联网的概念,但只有1人支持他,其他人都不理解。
  • 💻 他和妻子以及一位同学,用借来的1000美元开始了他们的业务,尽管对电脑和商业一无所知。
  • 🚀 阿里巴巴的创立初衷是帮助小企业通过互联网销售产品,而当时其他电商平台主要关注大公司。
  • 🌐 阿里巴巴的命名寓意“芝麻开门”,意在为小企业打开财富之门,且易于拼写和记忆。
  • 📈 阿里巴巴的业务模式与亚马逊不同,它不直接买卖商品,而是帮助小企业进行买卖。
  • 🏢 阿里巴巴不拥有仓库或库存,而是管理着成千上万的仓库,并帮助超过350万买家和120万卖家。
  • 💰 2015年,阿里巴巴的销售额达到3900亿美元,预计未来将超过沃尔玛。
  • 🌟 阿里巴巴为创造就业机会感到自豪,特别是在农村地区,以及为50岁以上女性提供了大量机会。
  • 🌍 阿里巴巴的未来目标是全球化,帮助全球小企业更有效地进行电子商务,计划在未来10年内服务20亿消费者。
  • 🛍️ 阿里巴巴通过电子商务平台帮助美国小企业进入中国市场,例如帮助销售西雅图樱桃、阿拉斯加海鲜等。
  • 📈 阿里巴巴创造了“双十一”购物节,2015年单日销售额达到97亿美元,显示了中国消费者的购买力。
  • 🌟 创始人强调,阿里巴巴的成功不仅仅是商业上的,更是通过技术改变世界,激发梦想,解决社会问题。

Q & A

  • 马云在演讲中提到了多少次他首次来美国的经历?

    -马云在演讲中提到了他首次来美国的经历一次,他描述了那次经历对他后来创办阿里巴巴的影响。

  • 马云在演讲中提到了阿里巴巴的成立时间是什么时候?

    -马云在演讲中提到,阿里巴巴成立于1999年。

  • 为什么马云将公司命名为阿里巴巴?

    -马云将公司命名为阿里巴巴,因为他们相信互联网是一个宝藏岛,他们要为小企业打开‘芝麻开门’,而且阿里巴巴这个名字容易拼写和记忆。

  • 阿里巴巴最初的商业模式是什么?

    -阿里巴巴最初的商业模式是帮助小企业在网上销售产品,而不是自己买卖商品。

  • 马云在演讲中提到,阿里巴巴的愿景是帮助多少消费者在线购物?

    -马云在演讲中提到,阿里巴巴的愿景是在十年内帮助20亿消费者在线购物。

  • 阿里巴巴如何帮助美国小企业进入中国市场?

    -阿里巴巴通过其电子商务平台帮助美国小企业将产品销售到中国,例如帮助美国农民销售樱桃和阿拉斯加海鲜等。

  • 马云如何看待电子商务在中国和美国的发展差异?

    -马云认为,电子商务在中国发展迅速是因为中国的商业基础设施较差,而在美国,电子商务是作为传统商业的补充。

  • 阿里巴巴的全球化战略是什么?

    -阿里巴巴的全球化战略是帮助全球小企业通过其平台在全球范围内销售产品,并帮助全球消费者在线购买产品。

  • 马云在演讲中提到了阿里巴巴的哪一天作为特别的购物日?

    -马云在演讲中提到了11月11日作为阿里巴巴的特别购物日,这一天他们创造了巨大的销售额。

  • 马云如何看待未来互联网和电子商务对社会的影响?

    -马云认为互联网和电子商务将改变世界,他预见到未来人们可以在任何地方买卖商品,并且电子商务将成为解决社会问题如疾病、贫困和气候变化的重要工具。

  • 马云在演讲中提到了阿里巴巴的员工数量是多少?

    -马云在演讲中提到,阿里巴巴从最初的18人发展到现在有超过34,000名员工。

  • 阿里巴巴的销售额在演讲时达到了多少?

    -马云在演讲中提到,阿里巴巴上一年的销售额达到了3900亿美元,并且预计当年的销售额会更大。

Outlines

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🌏 马云谈阿里巴巴的创立与挑战

马云在演讲中首先表达了对听众的感谢,并询问了听众对阿里巴巴服务的了解程度以及他们对中国的访问经历。他回忆了20年前初次到美国的经历,以及对美国的认识与实际经历之间的差异。马云讲述了自己创办阿里巴巴的初衷,以及在互联网尚未普及的年代,如何面对朋友和家人的怀疑,坚持自己的理念。他提到了创业初期的困难,包括资金筹集的挑战和公众对互联网的不信任。他还分享了1996年中国接入互联网时,如何向媒体证明互联网的存在,以及阿里巴巴如何专注于帮助小企业在线销售,与美国电商巨头亚马逊的不同之处。

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📈 阿里巴巴的商业模式与愿景

马云阐述了阿里巴巴的商业模式,强调其与亚马逊的不同,即阿里巴巴不直接买卖商品,而是帮助小企业进行买卖。他提到了阿里巴巴平台上的小企业数量,以及每天处理的包裹数量。马云还讲述了阿里巴巴的愿景,即希望公司能够持续102年,跨越三个世纪。他解释了为什么阿里巴巴专注于帮助小企业赚钱,而不是仅仅节约成本。此外,马云还提到了阿里巴巴对中国经济的贡献,包括创造的就业机会,以及平台上女性卖家的比例。最后,他展望了阿里巴巴的未来,包括全球化战略和基础设施建设,以及如何帮助全球小企业通过电子商务平台实现增长。

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🛍️ 阿里巴巴的全球化战略与对美贸易

马云讨论了阿里巴巴的全球化战略,特别是如何帮助全球消费者在线购物,并在72小时内收到产品,在中国则是24小时内。他强调了帮助小企业以高效的方式开展业务的重要性,并预测未来十年将有更多企业通过阿里巴巴的平台进行交易。马云还提到了阿里巴巴在美国的业务展望,包括帮助美国小企业进入中国市场销售产品。他指出,中国的中产阶级对优质产品和服务的需求日益增长,而美国小企业可以通过电子商务平台满足这一需求。马云举了几个例子,如帮助美国农民销售樱桃和海鲜到中国,以及美国品牌如何通过阿里巴巴平台销售产品。他还提到了阿里巴巴创造的“双十一”购物节,以及该活动如何成为全球最大的在线购物活动之一。

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🌟 马云对未来的展望与梦想

马云在演讲的最后部分分享了他对未来的展望和梦想。他认为互联网将彻底改变全球贸易,使得任何地方的人们都可以自由买卖。他提出了一个愿景,即在未来10到20年内,人们可以轻松地在全球范围内购买和销售商品。马云还强调了技术革命对社会的影响,并将互联网和数据视为新的商业力量。他预测,未来的“第三次世界大战”将是全人类共同对抗疾病、贫困和气候变化的战争。马云强调,他的梦想不仅仅是关于金钱或技术变革,而是关于通过梦想来改变世界。他鼓励人们相信梦想,并强调了坚持和努力的重要性,即使面对困难和挑战。

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Keywords

💡阿里巴巴

阿里巴巴是中国的一家大型电子商务公司,由马云于1999年创立。在视频中,马云提到阿里巴巴的创立过程和它如何帮助小企业通过互联网进行销售,从而改变了许多小企业的命运。阿里巴巴的成功也体现了马云对于未来电子商务的愿景和信念。

💡电子商务

电子商务指的是通过互联网进行的商业交易。视频中,马云讲述了电子商务如何在中国迅速发展,并成为改变人们生活方式的一种力量。他强调了阿里巴巴在推动电子商务发展中的作用,以及它如何帮助全球的小企业通过这个平台销售产品。

💡全球化

全球化是指产品、服务、资本和劳动力在全球范围内的流动和交换。马云在视频中提到,阿里巴巴的未来目标是全球化其业务,帮助全球的小企业在全球范围内销售产品,并使消费者能够在线购买全球各地的商品。

💡小企业

小企业通常指的是规模较小、员工数量有限的企业。视频中,马云强调了小企业在阿里巴巴平台上的重要性,以及公司如何专注于帮助这些小企业通过互联网增加销售额和扩大市场。

💡基础设施

基础设施指的是为社会经济活动提供支持的基本物理和组织结构,如交通、通信、物流等。马云提到,阿里巴巴在中国建立了电子商务的基础设施,包括支付系统、物流中心等,这些基础设施的建立是电子商务在中国快速发展的关键。

💡消费者

消费者指的是购买商品或服务的个人或团体。视频中,马云谈到了阿里巴巴如何帮助全球消费者在线购物,并提出了一个愿景,即在未来十年内帮助20亿消费者在线购物。

💡信任

信任是商业交易中的一个重要因素,指的是消费者对商家或平台的信任。马云在视频中提到,通过电子商务平台,消费者和小企业之间可以建立起信任关系,这对于在线交易的成功至关重要。

💡创新

创新指的是引入新的思想、方法或产品。视频中,马云讲述了阿里巴巴如何通过创新的商业模式和技术创新,改变了传统的购物方式,并推动了整个电子商务行业的发展。

💡就业

就业指的是人们参与工作并获得收入的状态。马云在视频中提到,阿里巴巴不仅创造了大量的就业机会,而且还特别强调了为女性和农村地区创造就业的重要性。

💡梦想

梦想指的是个人或集体对未来的愿景和目标。马云在视频中多次提到梦想的重要性,他认为梦想是推动人们不断前进和创新的动力,也是改变世界的关键。

Highlights

演讲者对听众的感谢和对阿里巴巴服务使用者的调查

20年前首次来美国的经历,以及对美国的初步印象

创立阿里巴巴的初衷和过程,以及最初的困难

1996年中国接入互联网,证明了互联网的存在

阿里巴巴的商业模式:帮助小企业在线销售

阿里巴巴的命名由来和对小企业的关注

阿里巴巴的愿景:建立一个持续102年的公司

阿里巴巴与亚马逊的不同之处

阿里巴巴如何帮助创造就业机会,特别是对女性

阿里巴巴的全球化战略和基础设施建设

阿里巴巴在美国的策略:帮助美国小企业进入中国市场

通过阿里巴巴平台销售的美国产品案例

双十一购物节的巨大成功和影响力

阿里巴巴如何改变中国,并对未来的展望

技术革命对社会的影响,以及对未来商业的预测

演讲者对梦想和努力工作重要性的强调

演讲结束,听众的掌声

Transcripts

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I'm so honored I never expect there's so

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many people coming here to listen to my

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talk and when I sitting there a few so

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important

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thank you thank you very before my talk

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I would like to ask how many people here

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have used Alibaba services good not many

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and how many of you have here have never

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been to China never been never been to

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China good thank you very much well 20

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years ago I came to America my first

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trip to America to Seattle before that I

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learned so much about American from my

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books from a team from my teachers from

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my school and my parents and I think I

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know enough about America but when I

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came to America I saw totally wrong

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America is not what I learned from the

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books and INSEAD oh I found the internet

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and then I came back and tell my friends

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that I'm going to open a company called

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Internet

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I invited a 24 of my friends had a two

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hours discussion and finally nobody

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understand what has supported me we had

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a vote 23 of them against me they forget

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about there is no such kind of network

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called Internet don't do it there's only

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one person who said Jack I trust you I

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don't know what a day is but if you want

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to try go ahead try it because you're

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too young at that time I was I was

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thirty years old so I started my

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business was not knowing anything about

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computer we don't know anything about

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business I started my first company my

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wife and I and a schoolmate we borrowed

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that from 1,000 us daughters we start

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caught myself like a blind a man riding

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on the back of blind tigers jumping

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around for the past 20 years I survived

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today but the first for the first three

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years life was really bad

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I remember I try to borrow three

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thousand US dollars from the banks it

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took me three months asking any friends

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I know to borrow the money and failed

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cannot I get part of the money and

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everybody said it jack

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is telling a lie because there's no such

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later 1996 China was connected to

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internet from Shanghai would dive a

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long-distance call to Xiang Han and

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Xiang collected world I invited 10 media

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friends to my apartment I I want to tell

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them I'm not telling a lie there is a

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network called Internet way way to the

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three hours and a half to see the first

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to download the first picture and people

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say is that thing's gonna work

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and I say yeah it work but not today in

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10 years the work but at least it proved

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that I was not telling a lie I remember

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when we tried out we try to help our

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small business to sell online nobody

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want to sell because nobody come to buy

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so first week we have a seller employees

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we buy or sell ourselves the first the

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second week somebody start to sell on

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our website we buy everything to sell

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wherever to rooms full of things we

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bought for new use or all garbage for

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people that it works it was not easy

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since 9 1995 to 1999 we failed we go

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nowhere our business because everything

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was ready in 1999 I invited 18 friends

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of mine or came to my apartment we

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decided to do it again we call the name

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alibaba.com and people say why Alibaba

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it's a we believe Internet is a Treasure

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Island we should open sesame' for small

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business and we were using Ali but

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because it's easy to spell easy to

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remember and we want to focus on helping

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small business because at that time we

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connoisseur and American ecommerce they

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focus on helping big companies they're

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focusing on helping big companies to

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save the cost we believe China we don't

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have a lot of big companies we have so

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many small business and small business

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it's so difficult for them to survive if

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we can using internet as a technology to

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help small business you'll be fantastic

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so we start say if in America is good at

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helping big companies just like America

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is good at making basketball

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should help the small guys and we should

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not helping small guys to save cost

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because small businesses know how to

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save the cost but small business should

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learn how to make money so our business

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is focusing helping small business to

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make money online and we want to make

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the company last for 102 years and

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people cures 102 years because Alibaba

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was born in 1999 last year we had last a

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century we had a 1 year this central 100

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achieved don't forget we want to live

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102 years now 16 years past we have

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another 86 years to go because in next

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86 years what if any time we die we're

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never successful when I heard this club

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is a hundred eight years old I was

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surprised in the shop there's so much we

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can learn from that well today nobody

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believed that Alibaba could survive

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because people say you are free you're

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tiny and you know and especially when we

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talk about when we I peel it people say

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ah you are Alibaba your e-commerce

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American points of view EMAS improperly

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is the only business model for

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e-commerce but no no we are different

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the difference between us and Amazon is

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that we do not buy and sell but we help

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small business to buying a cell we have

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an a cell every day and we do not

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although ourselves though we

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have more than too many people help us

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day we do not own warehouses but we

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managed tens and thousands of warehouses

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for other small medium-sized deliver

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companies and we do not own inventories

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but we do have more than 350 million

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buyers we have more than 120 million

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buyers coming to shop every day on our

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site and also we we sell our our revenue

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last our sales last year was 390 billion

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u.s. dollars and this year possibly we

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are going to be bigger than warm up

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globally and warm I manage that size of

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business have more than 2.3 million

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people we grow from 18 people to today

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34,000 people and the difference between

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Amazon has the other is Amazon is a

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shopping center people feel surprised

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was different and they loved it

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because here ecommerce the Commerce in

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China becomes a lifestyle young people

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of a minimum they're using e-commerce to

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exchange ideas that communicate they

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build up the trust the birth of the

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record it's just like a Starbucks you

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never go to Starbucks to test how

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wonderful coffee's it's a lifestyle and

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this is how internet e-commerce is

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changing China and what we feel proud of

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is not how much things were seller sad

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this year will be bigger than Walmart

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yes we're proud we know you five years

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we will sell one trillion US dollars

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this is my goal which we think possibly

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we will make it we're proud of that but

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we're more proud because we create a

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director in great job fourteen million

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jobs for China and we created a jobs in

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a countryside we create a lot of jobs

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for women over fifty one percent of the

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power sellers on the internet and women

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so we feel so proud of that and people

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say ok now Alibaba dad what's your next

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what's your future because you are

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everywhere we eighty percent of the

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buying of sell online are created by our

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company our future is that we have to

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focus on globalize our business it's not

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only sell more things we want to make to

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globalize the infrastructure of

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e-commerce why internet e-commerce grows

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so fast in China than the USA because

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the infrastructure of Commerce in China

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was too bad

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not likely here you have a click of

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motors you have all the shops offline

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Walmart came out everything everywhere

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but in China we have nothing nowhere

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so ecommerce in the USA is a desert it's

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a complementary to the main business but

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in China it becomes the main course we

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created the infrastructure so we think

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if we globalize our infrastructure the

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payment the logistics center the church

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transparent platform all around the

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helping the small business around the

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world to sell everywhere

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help the global consumers to buy

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everywhere our vision is in ten years we

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will help two billion consumers in the

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world to shop online anywhere in the

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world you shop online within 72 hours

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you receive the product and anywhere in

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China

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you shop online you will receive the

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products within 24 hours and we think

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our globalization is still focusing on

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helping small business and helping them

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learn to do business in the most

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efficient ways and we think that we will

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help another 10 made a business on our

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e-commerce platform we will empower them

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we give them the traffic we give them a

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payment system we give them the

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logistics system so they can do business

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anywhere easily and quickly and we will

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help we will have 40% of a business

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outside China today we only have 2% of a

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business outside China so people keep on

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asking now you're big you raise that

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much money what's your play in America

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people say well are you gonna come when

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are you going to come to invade America

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where I gotta compete with Amazon when I

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going to compete with eBay well I would

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say we show great respect for eBay and

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Amazon but I think the opportunity and

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the strategy for us is helping small

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business in America go to China sell

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their products to China China in the

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neck today China the middle class for

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the China is almost as same as the

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American population population and we

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think in 10 years there will be more

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than 1/2 billion Chinese people would be

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middle class the demanding for middle

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class the demanding for good products

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good service was so powerful so strong

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and I think China today cannot afford

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the good products good service to them

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by the terrible air we have

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the water we have the land resources I

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don't think China would be able to do

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that and the next day's that China's

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been focusing on exporting in the past

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20 years and I think next to 10 10 10 2

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years China we should be focusing on

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importing China should have learned to

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buy China should spend the money China

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should buy a lot of things from globally

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and I think that American small business

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American branded products you should use

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in the internet go to China passed in

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two years

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big companies of America is already all

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over the China but it's the great

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opportunity for using the e-commerce for

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small business to go to America in the

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past years we have helped a lot of

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American farmers selling things to China

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for example the Seattle cherries you

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never believed that they invested an

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American ambassador to China he came to

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us a Jack came helpers to sell the

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cherries in Seattle let's see how can we

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sell cherries the cherries still on the

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trees and we started play order 18,000

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families book the order and we were God

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order wish it will pick up the cherries

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and shipped to China within 24 hours

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80,000 families 160 tons of cherries

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were sold and last year we sold over 300

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tons of cherries and I don't know what's

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this year about we also helped Alaska

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seafood who helped Canada to sell the

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lobsters the lobster we sold probably

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takers they cannot sell and we also have

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a lot of American branded companies like

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a Nokia Estelle and our and companies

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using our site to sell and Costco the

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company they sold 600 tons of nuts on

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our site for the first amount and the

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rep for the first amount the using alia

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Bubba six point five million u.s.

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dollars so I think if we can help to

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sell lobsters if we can help sell the

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cherries why we cannot help this smell

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small medium-sized companies to China

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using our system so this is what I want

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and

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I want to take one day for example

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November's November 11 the singular day

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we make that as a shopping day last year

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for that day we sold nine point seven

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billion u.s. dollars and for the first

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minute shopping we have 24 million

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people rushed in for the first minute

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and this year we guess the number was

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scary so my purpose coming here that we

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need more American products to China we

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have hungry 100 million people coming to

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buy every day so this is why we come

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here we cannot come here to compete we

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come here to bring the small business my

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vision is that in 10 20 years anywhere

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you buy anywhere sell anywhere

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Philippine people can buy salmon on

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Norway knowing people can sell things to

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Argentina Argentina can buy and sell to

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China this is how the internet is going

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to change and lastly I want to say we

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have changed the China with you part of

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that and we think that the change the

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power of change is so powerful the first

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revolution of technology we have the the

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organization of business called Factory

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and had what first world war because of

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the strength of the arm arms and muscles

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the second revolution energy we have the

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organization called companies and have

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the second world war this time Internet

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the data and I think we have a new

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business called platform and the third

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world war is going to happen and this

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war is not between nations this is what

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we work together to against the disease

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the poverty the climate change and I

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believe this is our future their human

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being the nations should unite together

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rely on the young people using not the

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gowns

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using computers using the data to solve

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the human problem solve the society

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problems and this is what I am

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passionate about it's not about the

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money it's about a dreams it's not only

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the technology change in the world if

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the dreams you believe

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that changed the world and we know the

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way the way is not easy as I always told

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in the past 20 years doing internet

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business in China today is difficult and

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tomorrow is much more difficult but the

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day after tomorrow is beautiful most

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people die too more evening if you don't

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work hard thank you very much

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