People often ask me, what does it mean to start a business? Many people think that entrepreneurship means the pursuit of freedom, such as wealth freedom, such as punching the clock freedom. Over the years, I've come to think of entrepreneurship as a kind of discipline. It's about getting closer to the truth, recognizing your limitations and strengths, and learning to accept them, because only when you accept them can you tidy up your clothes and come up with solutions. There is no escape, only face. Every time I overthrow myself, I experience a complete metamorphosis. Pain, frustration, acceptance, fear, and moving forward without stopping. If you ask, what drives me to do this? I think of a time five years ago when I was driving home at dusk and heard a radio host ask a guest: "If you were to die tomorrow, what would you like your epitaph to say?" At that time, I was in a state of confusion, and this question hit me like a punch. I asked myself: "Cui Cui, if tomorrow was your memorial service, how would you want the people you love, who loved you, to describe you? Is he a good mother? A dedicated professional manager? Or..." Finally, a word jumped into my mind: a lifelong struggle for personal growth. At that moment, in the twilight, I saw the North star of my life. Best wishes to all of you who are reading this, find the North Star of your life. If you have the chance, you may be able to touch the brightest star in the night sky through our service.

People often ask me, what does it mean to start a business? Many people think that entrepreneurship means the pursuit of freedom, such as wealth freedom, such as punching the clock freedom. Over the years, I've come to think of entrepreneurship as a kind of discipline. It's about getting closer to the truth, recognizing your limitations and strengths, and learning to accept them, because only when you accept them can you tidy up your clothes and come up with solutions. There is no escape, only face. Every time I overthrow myself, I experience a complete metamorphosis. Pain, frustration, acceptance, fear, and moving forward without stopping. If you ask, what drives me to do this? I think of a time five years ago when I was driving home at dusk and heard a radio host ask a guest: "If you were to die tomorrow, what would you like your epitaph to say?" At that time, I was in a state of confusion, and this question hit me like a punch. I asked myself: "Cui Cui, if tomorrow was your memorial service, how would you want the people you love, who loved you, to describe you? Is he a good mother? A dedicated professional manager? Or..." Finally, a word jumped into my mind: a lifelong struggle for personal growth. At that moment, in the twilight, I saw the North star of my life. Best wishes to all of you who are reading this, find the North Star of your life. If you have the chance, you may be able to touch the brightest star in the night sky through our service.