Du Meng
[0] Du Meng, male, Chinese nationality, independent economist, associate professor, member of the Peking University branch of the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang,[2] Ph.d. in economics, [3] known as "Ghost Town Doctor". [4] He is currently the Chairman of the China Enterprise Capital Alliance (CECU). [5] He was the chairman of Peking University Hi-Tech Company and the earliest proposer of the concept of "China Core". [6] In his early years, he published representative books in Hong Kong: "Monetary Banking", "Introduction to Monetary Finance", "Real Estate Development, Operation and Investment Management", "Ghost Town" and other books. [7] He was the secretary of the board of directors of the former Sanjiu Enterprise Group Investment Company of the General Logistics Corps of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. [8] After studying abroad, he returned to China and worked as a visiting scholar at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark. [9] In 1991, he served as the chief of the academic affairs section of the Industrial Cadre School, and in 1992, he retained his identity and "went to the sea" to start a business belonging to the "92 faction", and was the representative figure of young teachers participating in the 3.17 national debt incident. [10] Former Chief Executive Officer of a NYSE-listed group company. [11] Founder of the 50-member Independent Economist Forum. [12] He was the Vice President of China Federation of Urban Commercial Network Construction management. [13] He served as the deputy director of the Real Estate Research and Development Fund Center of Peking University. [14] Vice President of Peking University Real Estate Alumni Association. [15] Chairman of China Mathematics Network. [16] Founder of CHINA Capital.
Extension: In June 1982, Du Meng, as a fresh high school graduate, was recruited by the Chinese People's Liberation Army Air Force Flight Academy (now the Air Force Flight University) to pass the flight examination, he dreamed of becoming an air force pilot, but was eliminated due to his eyesight during the re-examination. Immediately after that, he was specially recruited into the army to Chinese liberation and liberation of the Beijing Garrison Area of the Twelfth Company (formerly the Tiananmen Square Former Guard Company) soldiers, in 1983 with the troops transferred to the Beijing Diaoyutai State Guesthouse to perform guard duties, on April 21, 1984 the whole organization was transformed into the armed police, then selected and transferred to the armed police cadres, and then participated in the "first batch of military and local dual-use talent training plan" project to wear military uniforms to study in local academies and universities, and after graduation, returned to the army to change into civilian cadres. (Army, Armed Police, Civilian)
Du Meng's first ID photo after he was transferred from the People's Liberation Army to the Armed Police at the age of 18