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In the long run, upgrading the equipment not only saves a lot of costs, but also greatly improves the production capacity.

jingdisi.cnSoon, Ma Jianrong spent all the more than million Hong Kong dollars raised from his IPO on upgrading his equipment and replacing it with the most advanced dyeing and weaving machines in the world.In addition to upgrading the model, Ma Jianrong also invested a lot in technological transformation, which helped Shenzhou take off.

In , Shenzhou International was listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange.As a result, the sales volume of Shenzhou International reached billion in .After two years of market development, customers flocked to Shenzhou, had to continue to purchase equipment.

He first went around to raise the initial funds, then invited Fu, a teacher in Shanghai, to help train the staff, and finally positioned the highend market and exported the clothing to Japan.Later, Nike, Adidas, Puma and other wellknown brands have come to the door.

Once, when Ma Jianrong visited a customer in Japan, the other Party pointed out that a batch of clothes in Shenzhou were discoloredMa Jianrong was so ashamed that he rushed back to China and burned all the clothes with quality problems

jingdisi.cnOnce, Ma Jianrong visited a customer in Japan,The seller sells more money, the buyer spends less money, and there is no middleman to earn the price difference, which impresses the consumers deeply.

Yang Haoyong has been suffering for six months without paying his salary.In , Yang Haoyong signed the star Yao Chen as the brand spokespersonA large number of advertisements were launched in offline media, and the search volume increased by % in only days.

His previous experience of falling in love and killing each other in the same city makes Yang Haoyong firmly believe that traffic is king and marketing is supreme.In his second venture, Yang Haoyong knows how to enjoy the process of chasing his dreamI want to equate the sale of secondhand cars with melon seeds.