Many people believe because they saw it, and only a few people believe and see it. At the opening ceremony of the 20th annual meeting of China Association for Science and Technology, Ma Yun delivered a speech entitled "Seeing by Faith". He shared three dry goods at the scene:

Innovation is forced out, not piled up by tasks and funds. Tasks and funds cannot accumulate innovation and scientific research achievements.

In the next 10-20 years, there will be three technologies that will challenge mankind: machine intelligence, internet of things and blockchain.

Blockchain is not a bubble, but today's bitcoin may be a bubble.

His three-point summary refreshed the cognition of most of us and made our future planning clearer. Life planning is not blind, we must grasp the trend.

In the past, our innovation depended on resources, and in the future, our innovation depended on data. Only when all tasks are digitized can the operation be standardized. In the next 30 years, it is not how successful the Internet companies are, but how successful the enterprises that make good use of the Internet companies are. Internet technology companies must solve problems and be happy, valuable and profitable at the same time. Only in this way can scientific research develop sustainably.

From last year to now, the sharing economy continues to be hot, and the regional shared life service platform is an entrepreneurial opportunity. There are more than 30 million college students in China. Many college students have seized this opportunity and built one campus shared life service platform after another with excellent service.