Three people in the 60s who seized the great opportunity of the Internet

December 16 is the birthday of Shen Nanpeng, Liang Jianzhang and Lei Jun. They also have some commonalities, such as all three were born in the late 1960s, and all seized the opportunity of the rapid development of the Internet.

Liang Jianzhang, the founder of Ctrip Group, is 52 years old, and in the late 1990s, Liang Jianzhang co-founded Ctrip.com with Shen Nanpeng and listed on the NASDAQ in 2003, and now Ctrip is China's leading online travel service platform.

Shen Nanpeng, 54, is better known as an investor, and the companies he has invested in include Meituan, Ali, JD.com, 360, ByteDance, and Vipshop, which is considered to have invested in "half of China's Internet".

Lei Jun, 52, is also a representative of china's Internet. From Jinshan to Xiaomi, Lei Jun brought the Internet concept to the traditional hardware industry, promoted the development of China's Internet of Things, and Xiaomi has become the world's largest consumer-grade intelligent hardware IoT platform.

Today, China's Internet boom is fading, and the three of them have reached the year of knowing their destiny.

Lei Jun launched the "last major entrepreneurship in his life" and threw himself into the new outlet of new energy vehicles. As a professor of economics at Peking University, Liang Jianzhang is active in the public sector and calls attention to the Chinese issue. Shen Nanpeng continued to be active in the investment front line and explored the long-term development space in the field of science and technology.

They led the internet era, or will continue to influence the next. (Lin Guangying)