Jack Ma, the once-prosperous billionaire founder of tech giant Alibaba, re-emerged in China last week after more than a year in exile.
Jack Ma’s reputation in China It was after he dared to criticize the Chinese Communist Party at a meeting in Shanghai in October, along with most of his property 564.
After a year of low-key, Jack Ma
came back out of the rivers and lakes In Japan last December, it was reported that he was in the spring of 22262113 and Family moved there*). Friends say he is quietly pursuing hobbies like art collecting and watercolor painting.
Chinese President Xi Jinping, front row center with a group of CEOs and others at Microsoft’s main campus in Redmond, Wash., Wednesday, Sept. Senior executives took a group photo
, 2015. Front row from left: Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, JD.com’s Liu Qiangdong, Cisco’s John Chambers, Alibaba’s Jack Ma, IBM’s Rometty, Chinese President Xi Jinping, Microsoft’s Satya Nadella, Chinese internet czar Lu Wei, Apple’s Tim Cook, Tencent’s Ma Huateng and Amazon’s Jeff Bezos. Middle row from left: Chaoyang Zhang from Sohu, Lisa Su from AMD, Yuanqing Yang from Lenovo, Xiangyang Shen from Microsoft, Steve Mollenkopf from Qualcomm, Qunli Zou from CETC, Brian Krzanich from Intel, Qihoo 23 Zhou Hongyi of LinkedIn, Reid Hoffman of LinkedIn and Cao Guowei of Sina. Back row from left: Shuguang Li Jun, Didi Kuaidi’s Cheng Wei, Broadband Capital Tian Suning, CEC Liu Liehong, Baidu Zhang Yaqin, AME Cloud Ventures Yang Zhiyuan, Inspur Sun Bishu, AirBnB Brian Chesky, Sequoia Capital Shen Nanpeng. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren, Pool)
according toSouth China Morning Post (South China Morning Post), Ma Yun claimed to have gone abroad to study agriculture, but did not mention his disappearance and long-term silence of the Chinese government after the criticism.
thisSCMP noticed Ma’s “The whereabouts are closely watched,” so his travel plans may have been carefully crafted to deliver a message.
thisWall Street Journal (Wall Street Journal ) noted that newly installed Premier Li Keqiang “did a good portion of his first press conference earlier this month assuring entrepreneurs of Beijing’s support for the private sector.”
Analyst Fraser Howie told Reuters: “I can see signs of this easing, but for the Neither the laws nor the institutions established to control the private sector have changed.”
