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1. www.ft.com › content › 4ce139f8-a4fd-11e7-b797-bMeet Mao Daqing — China’s king of co-working

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   After working as vice-president of Vanke, China’s then most valuable property company, Mr Mao quit to set up UrWork. “I could feel Chinese society changing around me,” he says, referring to ...

2. www.forbes.com › sites › pamelaamblerThe Architect Behind China's Biggest Co-Working ... - Forbes

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   Formally an executive at the helm of one the country's most profitable property developers, Mao led Vanke to set record breaking sales after spending over a decade in real estate investments.

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4. alphahistory.com › chineserevolution › learn-fromThe 'Learn from' campaigns - Alpha History

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   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.

5. www.weforum.org › people › mao-daqingMao Daqing | World Economic Forum

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   Mao Daqing. Doctorate in Management, Tongji University; postdoctoral degree in Regional Economics, Peking University. More than 20 years in the real estate industry. Founder, Urwork. Senior Vice-President, China Vanke, the world's largest real estate development enterprise.

6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › UcommuneUcommune - Wikipedia

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   Ucommune (Chinese: 优客工场; pinyin: Yōukè Gōngchǎng), formerly known as UrWork, is a Beijing-based co-working space provider founded in 2015 by Mao Daqing.

7. www.youtube.com › watchiAsk with Mao Daqing: Founding a startup at 46, what do you ...

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   Dec 3, 2020 · After working many years at CapitaLand and Vanke, Mao Daqing explores and expands to new territory with his new company, Ucommune, a coworking space like WeW...

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   Why was Daqing important to Mao?

   • The successes of Daqing were not given prominence until 1964, when a glowing, if not gloating Mao unveiled them to the nation. He offered the oil discoveries in Daqing as a challenge to workers in other industrial sectors. The motto of this campaign became: “In industry, learn from Daqing”.

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   Who is Mao Daqing & Wang Shengjiang?

   • Mao Daqing will be the Chairman and share the Co-CEO title with Wang Shengjiang (CEO of New Space). New Space has had over 200 projects in its accelerator and around 70% of them have reached angel or A round funding.

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   Why is Daqing important?

   • 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. It became one of China’s most prolific and lucrative oil fields, and by the end of 1963 was producing five million tonnes of oil a year.

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   Why did Mao Daqing visit Tiananmen Square?

   • 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, the meeting place of the Communist government in Tiananmen Square.

   Meet Mao Daqing — China’s king of co-working | Financial Times

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   What did Mao Zedong say about Dazhai?

   • Dazhai was woven into Communist Party rhetoric, particularly speeches or announcements about agricultural policy or collectivisation. Later, in the autumn of 1970, Mao Zedong escalated the ‘Learn from Dazhai’ campaign further, launching a wave of written and visual propaganda. “Dazhai is a red flag supported by the great leader, Chairman Mao…

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   How did Mao turn his attention to the people?

   • Next, Mao turned his attention to the people. In 1964 the Chairman and his acolytes launched three signification ‘Learn from’ campaigns, each accompanied by a wave of rhetoric and propaganda.

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9. www.youtube.com › watchUcommune founder Mao Daqing considering Hong Kong IPO

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   Jul 6, 2020 · Mao Daqing, founder and CEO of China’s most valuable co-working space start-up Ucommune, said he would consider an IPO for the firm in two or three years, with Hong Kong being a strong...

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