Although the Chinese Internet was in full swing in 1996, it has received attention from many people with long-term vision.

On February 1, the State Council issued the Interim Management Regulations on the Internet, which clearly incorporated this emerging thing into the legal system.

At the end of February, the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation established the International E-Commerce Center. In March, Tsinghua University submitted the Chinese unified code rfc1922.

Subsequently, the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications and the Ministry of Electronics Industry also legislated the Internet. By September of this year, China Jinqiao Information Network connected to a 256k dedicated line in the United States, which means that the conditions for Internet commercial services were ripe.

On the 22nd of that month, the Modu Metropolitan Area Network began to provide services. The Modu Public Information Network was officially launched. The State Planning Commission officially approved the first phase of Jinqiao project and launched a large-scale Internet construction in China.

By November 1996, China's first Internet cafe opened in Beijing. Cer opened a 2m international route to the United States, and then the Sino-German academic network was also opened at the same time, establishing the first inter connection from mainland China to Europe.

By December, the first public multimedia information network in mainland China was established. From then on to the new century, 169 dial-up became a memory for a generation of people to surf the Internet.

1996 can be said to be the first year of rapid development of China's Internet. It has created countless firsts and completed the transformation from scratch.

It was also in this year that the world's Internet venture capital funds began to watch China. Masayoshi Son's SoftBank is here, the American Aites is here, and Sequoia Capital is here.

They later created countless myths on the Chinese Internet. Sohu, Sina, and Alibaba are behind them. Then NetEase, Tencent, and Baidu also rose out of thin air, leaving their own rich colors on the Chinese Internet.

Zhou Shuo wanted to make a difference on the Chinese Internet, so it was absolutely not too early to enter the market in 1996. But looking at China at this time, it is his to say who knows what the Internet should look like best.

Twenty years later, any Chinese person returned to 1996 and could make enough money on the Chinese Internet with his simple life knowledge. At this time, the company wanted to build a website, perhaps only ten pages, and the quotation was 100,000 yuan.

Don’t bargain, because you want to find someone who can build a website. You don’t know where to find it. The maintenance fee is 10,000 yuan a year. What? You pay it for one year first? Sorry, our maintenance fee is paid in ten years.

As expected, Zhou Shuo really knew a website that was still operating ten years later. There were twinkling stars on the background, and there were little angels floating around on the screen. The mouse pointer was still a magic wand...

Then it must be the one who makes the website, right? The bosses will definitely lose all their money.

Even more wrong! The first group of people who tried to take the lead were basically no losses. Because there were too few websites in China back then, how long would it take for you to bid for Baidu for 100,000 yuan? When you made a website back then, foreigners would definitely see you.

Compared with the profits of foreign trade transactions, a profit of 200,000 yuan will be repaid in two or three transactions.

If there were no such distinctive cases, the Chinese Internet would not have suddenly blown all over the earth.

"Where should I start?" Zhou Shuo was stunned after sending Niu Xing away.

Is Alibaba worth it? Of course it is worth it. But in 1996, when doing Btoc was seeking death, even domestic Btobs were seeking death. What about Baidu? Do you need a search engine for the Chinese Internet with a total of more than 100 websites? Tencent? Well, you need to hurry up when you start.

Fanhan Group itself has the convenience advantage of Liuerim, and it doesn't make sense that penguins will disgust people. How unpopular the penguins of Mahua Vine are is an unproven axiom. Zhou Shuo feels that since he is here in this life, netizens must use communication software that is fast startup speed, small memory usage, and does not bind or peep at **...

Then what? The portal website also has to be done, just to expel the anger and to kill Ding Sanshi's pig farm.

Online games must also be made as soon as possible, and no longer let the sticks ruin our game industry.

...

After traveling in space for a long time, Zhou Shuo put away his fantasy. If you want to do a good job in the Internet, the key is actually two words: "talent".

After all, he is also a person, and he can make several nails with iron. Logically speaking, if he is engaged in research, his efficiency will be better than 99% of R&D personnel, but he still positioned himself as an operator. Why? Because as a R&D personnel, he is too cost-effective! Maybe he can write a software in a month, which can be sold for one million. But if he runs Fanhan Group this month, he can earn less than 100 million yuan.

I took out ten million yuan for this million yuan, and I might find a hundred programmers to make a software in ten days. Most of the detailed work, Zhou Shuo personally did it with an excavator to pick his ears and eyes.

So, now the question is, which one is better at learning excavator technology?

Moreover, from another perspective, Zhou Shuo felt that there was no need to contract all the business.

With his own intervention, the network environment in Bohai Province is now quite good. After more than a year of training, at least computer practitioners are not unfamiliar with the Internet. But he really cannot make up this decision whether he really wants to bring the benefits of the future Internet into his hands.

As long as Zhou Shuo thinks, there is absolutely no problem in dominating the Internet. But an Internet overlord appears in China, which is probably to kill the creativity of the entire industry. Just look at a certain penguin called the "copycat empire" in the future. This is just a monopoly on the field of instant communications, which has forced many small businesses to be desperate.

If Fanhan Group really becomes Alibaba + a certain penguin + Baidu + Weibo in the future, it will definitely kill the future of China's Internet.

This is completely opposite to Zhou Shuo's original intention. But the difficulty is watching foreign venture capital scramble in the Chinese Internet market. The last circle of websites are all Americans standing behind them? What's the difference between it and the previous life? I, a reborn person, just find a piece of tofu to kill him.

Thinking about it, Zhou Shuo picked up the phone and dialed a number.

Qiu Jun narrowed his eyes. He didn't know how long he hadn't seen such bright sunshine. His years of programming life made his skin look sickly pale.

After putting aside the management of Baoshan Software Company, he was finally able to devote himself to programming. Zhou Shuo not only invested heavily in the development of wps as promised, but also supplemented his programmer staff, so that the development progress of wps is tremendous.

Microsoft's Windows 95 has just been on the market for more than half a year, and the development of WPS95 has come to an end.

At this point in time, Zhou Shuo suddenly called to talk to him, and he had to prepare for marketing. Thinking of this, Qiu Jun stepped into the door of the headquarters of Fanhan Group.

Zhou Shuo was startled when he saw Qiu Jun's appearance at first sight. Although programmers have some irreconcilable habits, they often ignore their personal health when they are busy, which is indeed a common problem in the industry.

At the Imperial Capital Fanhan Research Institute, he paid special attention to arranging mandatory rest and exercise time, and usually paid great attention to organizing some group trip activities. However, he did not pay enough attention to the Xiucheng, and even forgot about the health of the employees of the Fanhan Research Institute headquarters.

"Manager Qiu, how long has it been since you left this house?" Zhou Shuo personally brought him a cup of tea and looked at Qiu Jun with concern. Qiu Jun is no longer the manager of Baoshan Software Company, but he is still the WPS project manager of Fanhan Research Institute. Anyway, there were so many managers in the 1990s, and the chairman was walking all over the floor, so naturally there were not so many things to pay attention to.

"Haha, it's not long." Qiu Jun grinned and shook his head, "This is not the WPS project is about to enter the stage of palace collection, so it is inevitable that there are more things."

Zhou Shuo nodded, not admonishing anything. The problem of programmers has long been proven by history that persuasion is not good. We must write physical exercise into the company's rules and regulations to work.

"Director Zhou came to me now. Do you have any new plans for WPS?" Qiu Jun took a sip of tea and asked curiously.

"That's right." Zhou Shuo nodded, and then said: "The original plan was to be engraved into a CD and then sold through traditional channels. But I want to make some changes and launch a free version. Do some castration in terms of functions and then release it on the Internet for free."

Qiu Jun was stunned for a moment and couldn't help but say, "But this will definitely affect the sales of the paid version of wps, right?"

Zhou Shuo smiled and said, "Yes, this is inevitable. But our primary task in WPS is to occupy the market. Otherwise, do you think that given the current piracy situation in China, if we don't have free, others will not be able to use free software?"

Qiu Jun thought about something, and after a moment, nodded in agreement: "This is true. Our biggest enemy is Microsoft. The most important thing is to drive them out of the Chinese market."

He stood up excitedly, looked at Zhou Shuo and continued, "If this happens, I will make some adjustments to the software development process. If I have nothing to do, I will go back first."

"Hey—" Zhou Shuo smiled bitterly and said, "Manager Qiu, this matter was just a small matter. I still have some serious matters to tell you."

"What else is there to do with President Zhou?" Qiu Jun said strangely: "What you said just now is quite a bit of a matter. It's a problem to make a castrated version."

Zhou Shuo pressed his shoulder, pushed Qiu Jun back to the sofa, shook his head and said, "Just leave those things to your subordinates to do. WPS is a month earlier and a month later, and there is no big problem. I'm looking for you, there are more important things to tell you."

Seeing Zhou Shuo’s seriousness, Qiu Jun became serious. He looked at Zhou Shuo and nodded, "Director Zhou, you say, I just listen."
Chapter completed!