I borrowed money from a brother, and he said, how can I reply if I have no money?

Q&A: Your friend is worth over 100 million yuan. You borrowed money from him, but he refused. Is such a friend worth making?

This question is so interesting that there are nearly 2000 responses. Then I'll join in. Let's start with the Forbes real-time rich list just released on June 2 1 day.

The latest rich list shows that Huang Zheng, the founder of Pinduoduo, is worth 45.4 billion US dollars (about 32/kloc-0.0 billion yuan), surpassing Ma Yun to become the second richest man in China. At present, Ma, the founder of Tencent, is the richest man in China, with a net worth of $510.50 billion, which is $6 1 0 billion more than that.

In the past one or two years, I have had two close contacts with General Manager Huang due to my cooperation with Pinduoduo. At that time, he was already the richest man in private enterprises in Shanghai, but I learned that he still rented a house, took a taxi, traveled without an assistant, and lived alone, like a big shot in Silicon Valley in the United States.

The first time I attended the Pinduo meeting, I saw a young man come in sweating and panting, saying that he was sorry to be late, and the car was stuck in the tunnel for a while ... A director of Pinduoduo told me that he was Manager Huang. ...

Please note that Pinduoduo was founded by Huang Zheng only five years ago, and its market value has reached around 1/6 of Alibaba. According to Huang Zheng's shareholding ratio in Pinduoduo is 43.3%, and according to the development momentum of Pinduoduo, it is just around the corner to become the second richest man in China, the richest man in China and even the richest man in the world.

Speaking of which, I can't help thinking of a buddy in China. He used to be a big FinTech in China (his company once entered the top 50 Internet finance companies) and once went back to China to drink together. I asked him, with your grades, why can't Forbes and Hurun see your name? How did you do that? He said, one is to keep a low profile and then a low profile, and the other is to pay them not to rank me ... The so-called leaderboards and digital wealth are just talk after dinner. The rich don't care and don't want to be on the list. What they really care about is the new rich who want to use this list to give themselves gold, and of course, the people who eat melons.

And Huang Zheng obviously wants to keep a low profile, but now, he can no longer keep a low profile.