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Sep 19, 2013 · We spoke to Mao, a close friend of Nobel Prize–winning author Mo Yan, about his affection for Japan and his efforts to introduce its culture to young readers in China.
When Mao Daqing was growing up in Beijing in the 1970s, his grandfather, a nationally celebrated architect, would take him to see the sites he had designed, such as the Great Hall of the People...
Staring out the window of the freshly refurbished office space at the Grand Millennium Plaza in Hong Kong's central business district, Mao Daqing quickly wraps up a call on the phone in...
One prominent campaign was ‘Learn from Daqing’, launched by Mao in 1964. Daqing was a cold and barren wasteland in Heilongjiang province, in China’s remote north-east. In 1959 a group of drillers battled the hostile conditions and struck oil in Daqing.
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Mao Daqing was born in China in 1969.. He is currently a Singapore citizen. Mao is the Founder and Chairman of Ucommune, a co-working unicorn worth US$3 billion. Mao's grandfather, Mao Ziyao, was a nationally-renowned architect who designed the Great Hall of the People. Mao has led his company, Ucommune, to become the second largest co-working spac...
Mao started his career as a senior planner with Sahapat Holding in Thailand for two years to develop Chinese industrial parks. He moved on to Nikken Sekkei Singapore as the senior and only Chinese designer in 1994, and stayed for 2 years. Nikken Sekkei is a major Japanese architectural firm with over 20,000 projects in 40 countries. After these 2 s...
In 1991, Mao received a BA in Architecture from Nanjing Southeast University. In 2002, he received his Master of Science and PhD in Regional Economics from Tongji University followed by a Post-Doctorate in Regional Economics from Peking University in 2006. EMBA from University of California, Berkeley.
In a feature interview with China Daily, he sees Ucommune as the ‘Holiday Inn’ of the coworking space. Ucommune had gone on an acquisition spree as Mao builds his vision for the company. Ucommune posted 300 million yuan in revenue for 2017 which is targeted to reach 700 million yuan in 2018 and 1 billion yuan in 2019. Ucommune went on a mergers and...
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At the base of both campaigns was Mao's desire to emphasize the self-reliance of communes as embodied by Daqing and Dazhai. In an increasingly turbulent society, it appeared to many that the safest way forward was to emulate the Dazhai model.
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Apr 26, 2023 · To truly appreciate and embrace Japanese culture, it’s essential to understand its customs and etiquette practices. In this article, we’ll delve into the basics of Japanese culture and etiquette, providing practical tips and insights along the way.
