Recently, the unit organized the study of Kazuo Inamori's "Heart: Kazuo Inamori's Advice".
Almost every day to learn his cultural concepts, to be honest, this makes me a little disgusted in the bottom of my heart, the great China, is the civilization of 5,000 years, actually to learn a Japanese culture!
It's not that I don't humbly accept the thoughts and ideas of others, but because I am Japanese, I have some instinctive resistance from the bottom of my heart.
I originally wanted to write an article and hack him, but after searching around, I couldn't find a little of his black history, so I gave up directly and wrote about some other things about him.
Kazuo Inamori, born in an ordinary family, did not excel in his studies since he was a child, and was admitted to a university with difficulty. Then in 20 years, he started from scratch and created the first Fortune 500 company, Kyocera.
Then, in ten years, it created the second Fortune 500 company, KDDI, Japan's second largest telecommunications service provider.
In the last days of his life, Kazuo Inamori took over the bankrupt JAL as an "outsider", turning it into a profit within a year, saving the former Fortune 500 company.
In a lifetime, he created two Fortune 500 companies and saved one Fortune 500, which is unprecedented and the only person in the world who founded two Fortune 500 companies alone.
The "amoeba management model" he created has been admired by some well-known entrepreneurs in China, and has evolved and used it. And this pattern is said to have been realized by Kazuo Inamori when he read "Journey to the West".
Chinese culture has a profound influence on Kazuo Inamori, especially Wang Yangming's philosophy, which inevitably makes me feel a little sorry in my heart, we are learning Kazuo Inamori, studying Kazuo Inamori, and even admiring Kazuo Inamori, and what about him? He studied Chinese thought, Chinese culture, studied Chinese philosophy, and admired Chinese ancestors!
What is this?
Some people say that Japan's environment has created Kazuo Inamori, and if he was in China, then the Kyocera he created, with high energy consumption and high pollution, would probably have closed its doors long ago. Even if it is not closed, more than 60 years of profit record, in the eyes of many righteous people who "profit is evil", how much of a sin must it be?
This may be a little one-sided, if this company does something that contributes to our country and has development significance, we are still very supportive, and will have high enthusiasm and love for this enterprise, such as Huawei, we still love it very deeply.
Once rose to the national feelings, when Huawei devoted all efforts to research its own "Hongmeng" system, our love for him reached an extreme height, because he did our country has been blank industry, let us have a feeling that Chinese people stand up, when caught in the chip crisis, we are worried about Huawei's predicament, feel indignant, when he decided to research his own chip, our voice also reached an unprecedented height.
And Huawei's leader, Ren Zhengfei, is also an existence that every Chinese admires. Feel proud to exist.
In some ways, I think Ren is no worse than Kazuo Inamori, or even better.
Another example is Hongxing Erke, then Huiyuan juice, and then white elephant.
These Chinese companies, who have a high status in our hearts, not only do not have the idea that profit is evil, but hope that they can make more money.
Although Kazuo Inamori has achievements, and even many achievements are insurmountable, there is no need to deify, let alone study his thoughts and philosophies every day, because this does not suit everyone, his energy, and his perseverance are not something that everyone can do.
As for worship, perhaps he will never be able to climb this mountain in his life, but thinking of the Japanese makes me feel uncomfortable from the bottom of my heart, I am tired of all their cultures, and although Kazuo Inamori faces history squarely, it still cannot change the reality that he is a Japanese, and he still represents a Japanese entrepreneur.
His contribution lies in Japan, and all he gave us was a bowl of chicken soup. And this bowl of chicken soup, in many places, is still boiled out of our "chicken".
Maybe I'm narrow-minded, short-sighted, and blind-sighted, but I really don't like everything about Japan as a nation!