Name: Tu Hongchuan Company: Highland Capital Partner Position: Managing Director Profile: Tu Hongchuan is the managing director of Highland Capital Partner in China. He has more than 14 years of experience in venture capital and internet. Joined Highland Capital in 2005, and was responsible for the group's business development in China Asia Pacific region. Mr. Tu focuses on the media industry (new media, Internet) and consumer service in China. At present, he is a member of the board of directors of Netcom Technology and Viva, and has led highland capital partners to invest in Qihoo-Security Guard 360 and Youshi. Before joining highland capital partners, Tu Hongchuan was an investment partner of Gifford Asia and the United States, responsible for the venture capital business on the east coast of the United States. He is also responsible for venture capital and business development in Asia. During this period, Tu Hongchuan successfully invested in Pirus Networks (acquired by Sun Microsystems), Crescent Networks (acquired by Marconi) and edocs (acquired by Siebel). Early in his career, Tu Hongchuan was the head of the global IT investment department at the headquarters of Japan Jifu Group. During this period, he invested in several broadband communication and network service companies in China, Japan and North America. He also helped Gifford Group expand its investment business in the global market and companies with American background. For example, help Ciena and Nvidia establish an international strategic partnership in the Asia-Pacific market. Education: Tu Hongchuan, Bachelor of Commerce and International Marketing from Meiji University, proficient in Mandarin, Japanese, Malay and Cantonese. As the largest investor of Qihoo 360, he told Southern Metropolis Daily that the $60 million financing was a "free software take-off plan" jointly launched by Highland Capital partners, Sequoia China and Qihoo 360. Under this plan, 360 software can occupy more computer terminals in China and serve users in China. "This is similar to a business incubation project. In addition to providing venture capital, Zhou's unique insights in client software, Qihoo 36' s 200 million user platform, and our two investment experiences in the past 20 years can help high-quality free software companies greatly improve their success rate. " Tu Hongchuan said. Here are a few "conjectures" that do not mean that I and this forum agree with 1. I came out to play QQ at this time, in order to alleviate the concerns of China netizens about Diaoyu Island. 2.360 is a Japanese company, and the main purpose is to occupy computers in China. 3. The invested plateau investment is a Japanese right-wing group, which helps Japanese angry youths to do odd jobs in China stores in Japan all the year round.