Good talents, such as Pichai...it is impossible for elites like Pichai to be willing to stay in India and do nothing for the rest of their lives!"

"Haha, Pichai, this translation is very Chinese!" Yuan Zheng laughed at the side.

Lu Qi had a faint smile on his face and waved his hand for Zhang Yida to continue speaking.

Zhang Yida continued: "China is different. What we advocate is "Princes, generals, and ministers would rather have their own kind!"

Here, I would like to thank Chen Sheng, Wu Guang and other leaders of the first generation of peasant uprisings in China.

Otherwise, according to the tone of the Warring States Period, the "blood theory" is likely to continue and turn China into another India.

I’m going too far, let’s get to the point!

The Internet wave broke out in China in the late 1990s, giving high-level intellectuals and scientific and technological talents the opportunity to change their own destiny.

Brother Robin Li gave up his high-paying job in the United States and returned to China to found Qiandu; Bonima also grew from an ordinary coder to a technology giant.

Jack Ma is even more amazing. From an ordinary university teacher who almost failed to pass the undergraduate degree, he became an entrepreneurial leader.

This kind of entrepreneurial soil can only be provided by China and the United States. China's market is large enough and liberalized enough. The liberalization here means that state-owned enterprises have not appeared. Otherwise, it may be a different scene today.

The United States, on the other hand, has a rich heritage, a technological heritage.

Therefore, my point of view is: the best talents in India have come to work in Silicon Valley, while the best talents in China are still starting their own businesses in China.

Note that the talents here refer not only to technical personnel, but also to business talents with leadership abilities!"
Chapter completed!