How Difficult Is It To Start A Foreign Business?

When people are still there

According to many overseas media

In the United States, Liu Mei has won the reputation of "Princess of the water chestnut".

She is from Anhui and is a master's degree in the University of University of Texas.

In the learning stage, she used her professional director to rent small plots of land in a foreign country and live a self-sufficient life.

After earning a master's degree in agriculture in 2006, Liu Mei rented 50 acres of land with the help of an American couple, and secured a small loan to start his own farmer's career. He planted an American favorite and strange food -- water chestnut.

By the autumn of 2010, her farm had expanded the area of the water chestnut to 1000 acres, with more than 200 workers and about 3000000 personal assets.

In the depressed employment environment, Liu Mei used his own wisdom to create stable and steady employment opportunities for himself.

Liu Mei said she was also preparing to run a company specializing in the production of various kinds of water chestnuts cans and drinks.

Sonya, a business English major in University of Bath, opened a clothing store in London under the condition of poor employment in Britain.

Sonya, who likes fashion and adorn herself, wants to go out alone when he graduates.

It happened that some friends opened a shop in CamdenTown, and Sonya decided to rent a store for an interview.

She went to CamdenTown's store rental management office to fill out a form and pay a deposit for two weeks.

From Monday to Wednesday, Sonya sees the store in person and asks for help from Thursday to Sunday. She also runs the Portobello market to set up a day's booth.

"Now I have two or three employees, all part-time students, and 40 pounds a day, if I do longer, I will add more money."

Not only do we do some traditional industries, but also Chinese students can play their skills in the high-tech field.

Wang Fengqiu, a Ph.D. at University of Cambridge, unveiled his "ultra fast laser project" in various UK business competitions. He plans to build this concept stage into a high-tech company across the UK and China.

In traditional values, students with master's degree or above should be those with high intelligence and high technology. Chinese people may want more of them to take the path of Wang Fengqiu, instead of starting their own business like Liu Mei or Sonya.

At the end of the last century and at the beginning of this century, the great success of overseas returnees in the Internet industry should also reinforce this impression.

But in my opinion, doing things abroad is not a matter of size, so long as it can be done, it is a success.

The case of Liu Mei and Sonya is worth advocating because they do ordinary things with the mentality of "starting an undertaking".

For most students who are away from home, the fundamental purpose of studying abroad is to get employed. Employment itself does not matter whether it is good or bad, so long as we can do it well.

It is also important to remind foreign students that studying abroad is not only a matter of learning a few knowledge, taking a diploma, learning the vision and culture of foreigners, and exercising their independent survival ability and employment competitiveness. That is the fundamental purpose of studying abroad.

So, don't complain about the depression of the employment environment abroad, and don't complain about how the domestic enterprises do not know talents. The opportunity is for themselves, and the gold will always shine.