Wang Chuanfu , the founder of BYD Auto . Because of his low-key personality, many people have never heard of him, nor do they know how the BYD company developed. So today I will give you some popular science.
Wang Chuanfu was born in 1966.
html When he was 313 years old, his father died of cancer, his mother struggled to make ends meet, his brother dropped out of school to work to subsidize his family income, and his sisters got married one after another.
This is Wang Chuanfu's family background...
He worked hard and determined to get into a good technical secondary school, find a job with an "iron rice bowl" and let his family live a good life.
But unexpectedly, my mother became ill after overwork and passed away two years later...
15-year-old Wang Chuanfu, both of his parents died, and he did not get into the ideal school, and his future was dark...
After that, Wang Chuanfu had to rely on his brother for food, clothing and expenses, and his brother also had his own small family.
Wang Chuanfu is unwilling to cause trouble for his brother anymore and wants to drop out of school and work. But he was scolded by his brother and sister-in-law. He insisted on letting Wang Chuanfu study with peace of mind and stop worrying about family affairs.
With the full support of my brother and sister-in-law, Wang Chuanfu wiped away his tears and went to high school.
Wang Chuanfu, who only slept for a few hours a day, finally got admitted to the key university with excellent results with his own efforts and majoring in metallurgy, physics and chemistry at Central South University, .
During the university, because of his excellent grades, he was admitted to Beijing Nonferrous Metals Research Institute and studied for a postgraduate degree. Three years later, he stayed in the hospital for work.
Due to its outstanding research results, 26-year-old Wang Chuanfu became the youngest department-level cadre in the hospital - the deputy director of the Institute 301, with a bright future.
But Wang Chuanfu is not only there. During his five years in the hospital, Wang Chuanfu has been looking for new directions.
With the continuous rise of the communications industry, after seeing a hot situation where a "big brother" is sold at a price of up to 20,000 yuan but is still sold out, Wang Chuanfu keenly captured the market's demand for batteries.
Wang Chuanfu immediately returned to his hometown. Guan’s cousin borrowed 2.5 million yuan, registered BYD Industrial in Shenzhen, and produced mobile phone batteries.
is different from the production line that introduces the world's advanced level at high prices. BYD has been independently developed products from beginning to end. On the one hand, it controls costs, and on the other hand, it pursues quality.
With its excellent industry technology and connections accumulation, in 6 years, BYD has become the world's second largest battery supplier, accounting for 15% of the global market.
In 2007, BYD was listed in Hong Kong.
does not meet the needs of listing and becoming rich, and Wang Chuanfu aims his new goal at the automotive industry. He wants to make new energy vehicles, and on the one hand, he uses his battery technology and reduces the oil and energy crisis.
He acquired Qinchuan Automobile and renamed it BYD Auto, officially entering the automotive industry.
In 2008, Buffett subscribed to 10% of BYD's shares for HK$1.8 billion. In 2009, Wang Chuanfu jumped to the top of Hurun’s wealth list and became China’s richest man.
Reviewing Wang Chuanfu's most of his life, he sighed: "When God is about to give a great responsibility to this person, he must first suffer his heart and mind, exhaust his muscles and bones, hungry his body, and be empty..."
We have seen an ordinary person born in poverty from Wang Chuanfu's experience. Step by step, with his own efforts, he has steadily reached his current high position, founded an excellent Chinese company, handed over satisfactory products, and spoke with quality and reputation.
I still need to be strong. We must learn from the successful entrepreneur Wang Chuanfu.
