(Interview between the two sessions) Wang Qi, National People's Congress representative: Private enterprises should look for opportunities in the "change" in the smart era
China News Agency, Chengdu, May 19 Question: National People's Congress Representative Wang Qi: Private Enterprises Should Seek Opportunities in "Change" in the Wisdom Era
Author Yue Yitong
"In the era of wisdom, private enterprises have to change and change during the development process. Only continuous innovation and breakthroughs can not be eliminated by the market." Recently, Wang Qi, a representative of the National People's Congress and chairman of Sichuan Qiyang Automobile Group Chengdu said that the occurrence of the new coronary pneumonia epidemic forced companies to review the traditional business model and continue to innovate. "In the face of unforeseen unexpected situations, how to improve the core competitiveness of the enterprise itself is the bottom line of the crisis."
Wang Qi, who has worked hard in the automotive industry for a long time, admitted that the epidemic has brought varying degrees of impact to all walks of life. Taking the automobile industry as an example, the traditional Chinese New Year sales season is broken, regional isolation has affected the supply chain, and logistics, labor and other costs have increased significantly. While the government continues to introduce relevant policies to help the economic recovery, Sichuan Qiyang Automobile Group uses big data, artificial intelligence and other means to implement online services and carry out "self-help". "The core lies in the enterprise itself, especially the small, medium and micro enterprises. Don't lose confidence, but look for new opportunities in the 'change'."
Recently, Wang Qi, deputy of the National People's Congress and chairman of Sichuan Qiyang Automobile Group, said in Chengdu that the occurrence of the new crown pneumonia epidemic forced companies to examine the traditional business model and continue to innovate. "In the face of unforeseen emergencies, how to improve the core competitiveness of the enterprise itself is the bottom line of the crisis." Photo by Wang Lei, China News Agency reporter
"There must be opportunities along with the crisis." Wang Qi said that the epidemic has triggered a new round of digital climax in China and brought new investment opportunities in many fields such as medical care, education, infrastructure construction, and culture. The popularity of the "house economy" has also spawned more demand for fresh e-commerce, games, live broadcast and other industries. "The market is constantly changing, and whoever turns faster can better grasp opportunities and turn crises into opportunities."
At this year's National Two Sessions, Wang Qi focused on themes of optimizing the business environment and promoting the healthy development of private enterprises. She believes that in the process of economic globalization, the business environment of a city and a region is an important soft power. Only by continuously optimizing the business environment can it be favored by talents, enterprises, and capital, and promote the healthy development of the non-public economy.
In Wang Qi's view, the impact of the epidemic is only temporary, and new opportunities such as the construction of the twin-city economic circle in the Chengdu-Chongqing area have long been bred in the Bashu land. "This strategy has undoubtedly injected a dose of" strong heart "for the majority of private enterprises. Facing such opportunities, we must continue to innovate and actively participate in order to achieve better development."
Recently, Wang Qi (right), the deputy to the National People's Congress and chairman of Sichuan Qiyang Automobile Group, said in Chengdu that the occurrence of the new crown pneumonia epidemic forced companies to examine traditional business models and continue to innovate. "In the face of unforeseen emergencies, how to improve the core competitiveness of the enterprise itself is the bottom line of the crisis." Photo by Wang Lei, China News Agency reporter
Wang Qi said that Chengdu and Chongqing are connected by mountains and rivers and have similar cultural and cultural features. The two places have frequent exchanges in the fields of economy, trade and culture. On this basis, private enterprises in the two places should actively strengthen communication and exchanges and develop together in synergy. "Especially in this special period, deepening cooperation can also help companies break through the traditional business model, bring more new attempts, and promote the healthy development of various industries in both places."
Talking about the automobile industry that he is most familiar with, Wang Qi said that the automobile industry in Chengdu and Chongqing has a solid foundation, but there is a certain industry isomorphism. Therefore, in the development process, how to achieve complementary advantages and integrate development is a problem that I am concerned about in the future. As the president of the Chamber of Commerce in Tianfu New District of Sichuan, she believes that the role of the Chamber of Commerce should also be actively used to build bridges for enterprises in the two places and promote economic development.
How to maximize the strength of "Qiaoqiao" and promote the opening up of Sichuan to the outside world is a problem that Wang Qi, as a returned Qiao, has always been concerned about. She said that overseas Chinese and overseas Chinese are the forerunners of China's "going out". They have a deep understanding of the laws and regulations of different countries and the people's livelihood and humanities. "Overseas Chinese are the best bridges and intermediaries."
"Since Sichuan is located in the interior of China, it is continuously increasing its opening to the outside world. With the proposal of the" Belt and Road "initiative and the construction of the twin-city economic circle in Chengdu and Chongqing, the advantages are gradually expanding." Wang Qi expressed hope that With the support of the government, give full play to the strength and role of "overseas Chinese" to promote the further "going out" of private enterprises. "I believe we can go further and go more stable." (End)