Anderlini, Jamill (September 14, 2017), Liu Qiangdong, the ‘Jeff Bezos of China’, on making billions with JD.com, publisher: Financial Times

My parents and grandparents taught us a lot — not Chinese or maths but a sense of values, of how you should be and how you should treat others.

— Liu Qiangdong

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "My parents and grandparents taught us a lot — not Chinese or maths but a sense of values, of how you should be and how you should treat others." in the context of "Anderlini, Jamill (September 14, 2017), Liu Qiangdong, the ‘Jeff Bezos of China’, on making billions with JD.com, publisher: Financial Times" to mean that wisdom is timeless.

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Liu Qiangdong

About Liu Qiangdong

Richard Liu Qiangdong (born c. 1973-1974), also known as Richard Liu, is a Chinese Internet entrepreneur. He is the founder of JD.com or Jingdong Mall, one of the leading e-commerce industry leaders in China.