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1999年的上海《财富》论坛,可以说是“群雄毕至,群星荟萃”。他们指点世界商海风云,纵论全球经济大势,对话妙语连珠,论辩侃侃而谈,虽无烽火硝烟之决战,亦无刀光剑影之惊险,但却透着一殷切肤彻骨的竞争寒意,使人在兴奋中更怀有几分鞭策进取的紧迫感和危机意识。在’98全球企业500强中,美国就独占185家,日本也有100多家,而泱泱中国仅有六七家入围,这无疑是对千百万中国商人的一个极富刺激性的挑战,也是萦绕在中国商界巨子心头的一个挥不去的梦想和不能不思索的问题。
The Shanghai Fortune Forum in 1999 can be said to be a “come to the stars and a galaxy of stars.” They point to the world’s situation in the world, discuss the global economic trends, and put together dialogues and quips. In spite of this, although there is no decisive battle, there is no such thing as a thrilling battle, but it reveals an incisive enthusiasm for competition and excitement. China is even more conscious of the urgency and sense of crisis that spurs progress. Among the ’98 global top 500 companies, the United States alone has 185 and Japan also has more than 100. China has only six or seven finalists. This is undoubtedly an extremely stimulating challenge for millions of Chinese businessmen. It is also a lingering dream that haunts the hearts of the Chinese business community giants and can not help but ponder the issue.