“Well, I was punished.”
Chen Chuanxing opened his eyes wide: “Then… how long will it take for you to rectify it?”
Jiang Qin couldn’t help but be stunned for a moment: “I just paid a fine. I didn’t hear about any rectifications. Do you want rectifications?”
“…”
After a brief encounter, Didi began to fully sink, with Yuzhou, Jiangcheng, Yongcheng and Luzhou as the four pillars of the sinking market, and began to expand its business to the surrounding areas.
Didi is far superior to Kuaidi and Bibi in terms of technology, service and security. Its sinking into the market is simply a reduction in dimensionality.
It was not until this moment that Cheng Wei and Chen Chuanxing knew how fast Didi was pushing.
In just half a month, they had radiated from four cities to eight cities. The three months Didi used to grab the Jiangcheng and Yuzhou markets were just like his mother acted out.
Ye Ziqing suddenly understood what his boss meant when he said that times have changed, which meant that the country’s control over the Internet had tightened.
This is no longer the era when they were doing group buying, where they could fight however they wanted. Only those who could dance within the rules could get a glimpse of victory.
But in fact, until this moment, Ye Ziqing still had a question in his mind.
The boss’s approach is too risky…
What if, let’s just say what if things are different from what he thought. What if Kuaidi and Bibi are not interviewed, then Didi really loses.
It’s not that she doubts her boss’s decision-making, she just feels that this kind of placing hope on others is really not like her boss’s style.
After letting go for half a year and ignoring market changes, it is impossible to calculate how many changes will occur. The risks are so high and are obviously not proportional to the returns.
But soon, with the arrival of April, a piece of news spread in the circle, and Ye Ziqing suddenly clarified his confusion.
SoftBank, Hillhouse and Apple announced that they have temporarily abandoned their investment plans in Kuaidi Taxi. Travis, the president of Uber, also announced that he will withdraw from the Chinese market in the second half of the year.
Jiang Qin allowed Didi to show weakness for half a year, forcing himself into a desperate situation and leading his opponent to his doorstep. This was equivalent to putting a sword across his neck and making the situation with the Market Supervision Bureau unfair.
And this scene also made those eager capitals really see one thing clearly, that is, this market will always be biased towards grouping.
You can burn money, but you will never be able to lock in the fruits of victory, because even if Didi is about to die, gods will come to save him.
So, they seemed to see a dog standing at the door of the Market Supervision Bureau and yelling, who can beat us two!
Then what the hell are you playing with?
He’s standing with the referee, damn!
It’s like facing a battle you know you can’t win, why should you rush forward if you don’t want to run?
Jiang Qin’s market dominance itself has been proven. If it were anyone else, the capital would still be able to fight hard, but this time it is completely unstoppable.
Therefore, what Jiang Qinbing gained in exchange for his risky move was to prevent the possible entry of huge foreign capital in the future.
The taxi-hailing market will be closed in the future, and after the closure, even Tencent and Alibaba will not be able to suppress the group booking, so how can they be afraid of beeping and fast.
The more Ye Ziqing thought about it, the more confused he became, but he was afraid that he had over-understood it, so he finally couldn’t help but ask Jiang Qin, and got an affirmative answer.
“Boss, it was too risky. I feel scared when I think about it.”
“Otherwise, what else can you do? Do you really expect me, an old man in his twenties, to guard the country?”
After Jiang Qin finished speaking, he couldn’t help but muttered: “It’s too unprofessional to play a weakling for the first time. Yuzhou and Jiangcheng should not touch it. It would be even more pitiful.”