The Value of Generic Products

Subject: Big ideas wanted for China's hi-tech revolution
Date: Wed, 04 May 2011 02:19:48 +0200
From: [email no longer in use]
To: ningdong @ peopledaily com cn

Hi People Daily (I'm not used to Chinese names to which I apologise)

I have the suggestion that, by the example of Mr Wu, one seeks
the generic technologies, first and foremost.
The generic technologies have little expenses attached to them in
terms of patents and they make great use and bring higher life-quality
to people in general, thus making swift positive changes.

It's therefore my suggestion that China sees new technology as kind
of (culturalised) fashion, tweaked by its own way of doing things.

I've also noted that Ren Ren newly got listed on the New York Stock
Exchange.

This suggestion relates to the BBC story, Big ideas wanted for China's
hi-tech revolution, by the link,
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-12396640.

I hope you greet my message well and I'm very happy that you are
progressing so fast and my best wishes to you for this to continue!

Sincerely yours,
(Mr.) L. F. Olsnes-Lea
Norway