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我们这些企业家到底扮演了什么角色?这个阶层到底是什么状态?它到底要往哪里去?我在自我身份认同上出现的焦虑,很典型地代表了中国工商阶层对身份认同的困惑我第一次知道深圳是1966年。那时文化大革命,我串联到广州,知道深圳和香港一河之隔、两种制度,是个很神秘的地方。那时把深圳的“圳”字都念错了,读成了川,后来才纠正过来。到了1978年,我大学毕业到广州铁路局工作,到深圳来施工。印象很深的是蛇口的中英一条街,冷冷清清的,中间有一个界碑,这边是公安,对面是香港警察。还有,在深圳可以看香港电视节目,但是得偷偷摸摸的,在工地上看露天电视,公司政治指导员一来赶紧要换台,看得很不爽。后来认识一个老乡,
What is the role of these entrepreneurs? What is the status of this class? Where does it go? My anxiety about self-identity typically represents the first confusion of identity for the business community in China Times know Shenzhen is 1966. At that time, during the Cultural Revolution, I was connected to Guangzhou in series. I knew that there was a river between Shenzhen and Hong Kong. The two systems are a very mysterious place. At that time, the words “Shenzhen” in Shenzhen were read wrongly and read as “rivers” before they were rectified. By 1978, I graduated from Guangzhou Railway Bureau to work in Shenzhen to construction. What impressed me most is the Sino-British street in Shekou, deserted with a boundary marker in the middle, police here and police across from Hong Kong. Also, you can see Hong Kong TV shows in Shenzhen, but you have to be sneaky to watch open-air television on the construction site. The political advisors of the company quickly hurriedly changed their booths and were very upset. Later met a fellow,