What is Ma Yun's family background? Is Ma Yun a rich second generation?

Dreaming of starting a business is Ma Yun's way of starting a business. When Ma Yun started his business, he had almost nothing but dreams. He has no money, no family background, no social relations, no famous university background, no study abroad experience, no MBA degree and no computer knowledge. But Ma Yun has a dream, and it is a great dream: "We are often regarded as crazy by others, and we want to enter the world-class in a small city in China. But we still say that in five years, Alibaba will become the top ten in the world. " 1964 September 10, Ma Yun was born in a very ordinary family by the beautiful Xizi Lake in Hangzhou. 1982, 18 years old, Ma Yun took the college entrance examination for the first time, and only got 1 point in mathematics, which failed the list. 1983, 19 years old, Ma Yun took the college entrance examination for the second time. This time, Ma Yun scored 19 in the math test, and the total separation admission line was 140, which made him fall off the list again. Moreover, this time, parents who have a glimmer of hope for Ma Yun to go to college feel that he does not need to take the exam again. 1984, at the age of 20, despite the strong opposition of his family, Ma Yun resolutely began to prepare for the third college entrance examination. Unable to convince his family, Ma Yun had to go to work during the day and go to night school at night. Every Sunday, in order to motivate himself to study hard, Ma Yun deliberately gets up early and drives for an hour to study in the library of Zhejiang University. Just three days before the third college entrance examination, Mr. Yu, who had been disappointed with Ma Yun's math scores, said to Ma Yun, "Ma Yun, your math is a mess. If you can pass the exam, my word' Yu' will be written backwards. " As a result, he scored 79 points in mathematics, but even if Ma Yun scored 79 points for the first time, he still didn't have the "capital" to take the undergraduate course-his score was a junior college score, which was 5 points lower than the undergraduate course line. Perhaps it was Ma Yun's spirit of never giving up that touched God. Ma Yun, who has been in college for three years, is dissatisfied with the enrollment of the same major. After hard work, he finally stumbled into the undergraduate course of Hangzhou Normal University, was transferred to the foreign language undergraduate major, and picked up a small bargain. 1988, aged 24, Ma Yun successfully entered Hangzhou Dianzi University as an English teacher after graduation. Ma Yun is also the only one of 500 undergraduate graduates from Hangzhou Normal University to teach in colleges and universities. 1994, 30-year-old Ma Yun founded Hangzhou Haibo Translation Agency, a professional translation agency officially registered by the Industrial and Commercial Bureau and the earliest professional translation agency established in Hangzhou. 1995, 3 1 year-old, gave up the teacher's iron rice bowl and started his first business: Ma Yun, 3 1 year-old, was named one of the top ten outstanding young teachers in Hangzhou because of his outstanding work performance. In the eyes of outsiders, Ma Yun, who is still a little "stupid", made an earth-shattering decision: give up the bright future of the university and resign! Coincidentally, my first contact with the Internet was in Seattle. In April, I paid 7,000 yuan in advance, and together with my sister, brother-in-law, parents and other relatives and friends, I pooled 20,000 yuan to create "Haibo.com". Haibo Network has since become one of the earliest Internet companies in China. Later, the "China Yellow Pages" website was successfully established at the insistence of Jack Ma, a "fool" who refused to accept the truth. 1March 1996, China Yellow Pages converted into assets of 600,000 yuan, accounting for 30% of the shares; Hangzhou Telecom contributed 654.38 yuan +0.4 million yuan, accounting for 70% of the shares. Later, because of disagreement, Ma Yun gave up the China Yellow Pages and failed in his first venture. 1997, aged 33, failed in his first venture and reluctantly gave up what he wanted to start a second venture in Beijing: Ma Yun left Beijing with his entrepreneurial team, joined the then Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation and continued to develop online trading websites. In this way, Ma Yun rented a small room of less than 20 square meters in Beijing, worked day and night, and made a website for the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation, making the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation the first ministerial unit in China to surf the Internet. 1999, 35 years old, failed to start his second business, and returned to Hangzhou to start his third business-to create an e-commerce website Alibaba: For a long time, Ma Yun found that the establishment of the government made many things difficult and there were many unclear problems. After some painful struggles and tortures, Ma Yun once again made a landmark decision in his life: to return to the south. This is the second entrepreneurial failure in Ma Yun's life. In February, Ma Yun's trip to Alibaba was put on the agenda "shyly" in the lakeside garden in Hangzhou, a community without signs, publicity and attention. Later, a group of investment banks, mainly Goldman Sachs, invested $5 million in Alibaba. In 2000, Masayoshi Son of Softbank invested $20 million in Alibaba. From April 2000, the Nasdaq index began to plummet and remained in a downturn for two years. After that, all Internet companies in China could not get any investment, except Ma Yun and his Alibaba, and they had no worries about food and clothing. 200 1 year, I was 37 years old, and my third venture began to succeed-Alibaba's website made a profit for the first time. In 2003, Taobao was born under the secret concoction of Ma Yun, creating the "Taobao Miracle" of China Internet, and was praised by dozens of media including Forbes as the main force of China's market confrontation giant Yi Bei, saying that it is likely to replace Yi Bei as the overlord of the global online auction market. On February 17, 2004, Alibaba, the world's largest B2B e-commerce website, announced in Beijing that Alibaba had once again obtained a huge strategic investment of 82 million US dollars. This $82 million investment is by far the largest private equity fund in China's Internet industry. Investors include Softbank, Fidelity Venture Capital Department, GGV(Granite Global Ventures) and TDF Venture Capital Co., Ltd. On June 6th, 2004, a grand moment came: 1 000 more than China online merchants gathered in Hangzhou, and the first online merchants conference in China, sponsored by China Electronic Commerce Association and Alibaba Company, was held at Xizi Lake. In the short history of Internet development in China, this conference is the first large-scale case of businessmen applying e-commerce. It not only marks the gradual maturity of Internet commerce, but also shows the methods and achievements of traditional enterprises in China using the Internet and e-commerce. In 2004, Ma Yun was selected as the "new economic leader" as one of the top ten economic figures of CCTV. In 2005, 4 1 year-old ranked fourth in the "2005 Hurun IT Fortune List" with a value of US$ 3 billion, and Alibaba website became the largest e-commerce website in the world. In 2005, Ma Yun launched a landmark product-Alipay, which solved the problem that has been puzzling the development of e-commerce-transaction risk. Alipay cooperates with ICBC, VISA International and China Merchants Bank. In the 2005-2006 Top 50 Internet Industry Survey Brands in China sponsored by internet society of china and co-organized by CCID Consulting, IDC China, iResearch and Analysys International, Alipay won the first place in the payment field. Now it has become the largest third-party electronic payment service provider in China. In 2005, Alibaba acquired Yahoo China, and gained an investment of $654.38 billion from Yahoo. Since then, Ma Yun has entered the search engine market. At this point, he has two modes of e-commerce: B2B and C2C. With these two modes and the two elements of "B" and "C", we only need to connect the first two modes to develop the three modes of "B2C"! Someone drew a cartoon: he was riding Yahoo, holding Alibaba in his left hand, Taobao in his right hand and Alipay in his pocket, waiting to make money. Alibaba ranked fourth in the 2005 Hurun IT Fortune List, and Ma Yun was worth nearly $3 billion. This miracle only took Alibaba a few short years. As a result, Ma Yun, 4 1 year-old, and Alibaba, 5-year-old, became household names and became one of the characteristics of e-commerce in China.