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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 Empire Eyes IPO

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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.

3. 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.

4. www.forbes.com › sites › omribarzilayHow UrWork Plans To Compete With Co-Working Behemoth WeWork

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   Nov 15, 2017 · Mao Daqing, the founder and CEO of UrWork, China’s largest co-working provider, has been working more or less non-stop since he established the company in April 2015. To date, Mao has opened...

5. 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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6. www.scmp.com › tech › enterprisesHow the founder of a major Chinese tech news site is building ...

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   Jul 3, 2018 · The proposed Greater Bay Area master plan aims to integrate Hong Kong, Macau and nine cities in southern Guangdong province. How China’s equivalent to TechCrunch evolved from a news site to a...

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   Who is Mao Daqing?

   • Mao Daqing, a well-known figure in China’s property and tech circles and the founder of office space provider Ucommune International Ltd., spoke of the struggle finding a cremation spot after the sudden passing of an elderly family member.

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   How has Mao positioned himself in the co-working market?

   • Mao says that coming late into the market – co-working as a concept was termed in 2005, and WeWork was launched in 2010 – has given him an advantage in that he’s positioned to learn from others’ mistakes and plug up gaps in the market. Even though he started UrWork in China in 2015, the industry was still in its embryonic stage there at that time.

   How UrWork Plans To Compete With Co-Working Behemoth WeWork

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   What did Mao ziyao teach his grandson?

   • Mao Ziyao taught his grandson to appreciate art and to draw, and his attention and enthusiasm had a profound effect on the young boy. “I studied architecture,” Mr Mao says, sitting in the Beijing basement where he founded his company UrWork, now the biggest co-working chain in China.

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

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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.

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8. www.worldmarathonchallenge.com › daqing-mao-fDaqing Mao has successfully completed the 2023 World Marathon ...

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   Mao Daqing has completed 150 Full Marathons by January 2023. He's the founder of Ucommune International Ltd (Nasdaq UK)， a regional economist, and an rrchitect.