China has a history of 5,000 years, and there are no 100 year old enterprises?

Liubiju has lived for more than 500 years, Zhang Xiaoquan, Chen Liji, Guangzhou Tongrentang for more than 400 years, Wang Laoji for nearly 200 years, Wu Yutai, Donglaishun, Changyu, and Tsingtao Beer for more than 100 years.

There are still 100-year-old enterprises, but the number is very small, and can not be compared with those comprehensive large enterprises abroad, after all, the history of industrialization in our country is too short, the prototype factory handicraft industry of enterprises only appeared in our country during the Westernization Movement, and the Westernization Movement has not been 200 years old, coupled with the monopoly of the world powers at that time, the development of domestic factories and handicrafts has long been at a disadvantage, and it is difficult for industrial factories to develop, and it is even more difficult to develop into enterprises.

Yes, yes, but the number is too small. It is hoped that there will be more and more enterprises in China in the next century, which is also the inheritance of culture and spirit. For example, well-known national brands such as Moutai, Tongrentang, Quanjude, and Yunnan Baiyao will create more and more ...... new China

Whisky (Antrim, Northern Ireland, 1608): Billed as the oldest whisky distillery on the planet, the company claims it was born thanks to James I's license. Bushmills also appeared in Joyce's magnum opus, Ulysses.

Istanbul, Turkey, 1623): The company's history dates back to the Ottoman Empire, and zildjian means cymbal maker in Turkish. The company's founders later moved the percussion maker to the United States, and the company's cymbals were once favorites of some of the biggest stars, including The Beatles and the Rolling Stones.

12.Laurel Crown Sake (Kyoto, Japan, 1637): This company brews sake with a 25% market share in the United States. The secret of nature's bounty lies in the company's location in Fushimi Ward, Kyoto, where the natural environment, including temperature and water quality, is the most suitable for sake brewing.

Plantation (Virginia, USA, 1638): The oldest family business in the United States, a living dictionary of American history, this business came to the United States six years after its founding in England and has been passed down for 11 generations.

14.Royal Delft Blue Pottery Factory (Delft, Netherlands, 1653): The pottery produced here is favored by the Dutch royal family and is a national treasure of the Netherlands.

According to the company's executives, manual labor makes up 3 4 percent of the product's pricing, and the cost of materials is only 1 4. Historically, "Delft Blue Pottery" originated from the imitation of Chinese celadon.

15.Twinings (London, England, 1706): The founding headquarters of the British tea culture is still in operation today, and the corporate logo is still in use.

It describes its history as follows: In 1706, Thomas Twinin exported "tea" abroad, and tea became a drink for the bourgeoisie.

16.Sotheby's (London, England, 1744): In 1744, the English bookseller Baker organized a book auction that was the origin of Sotheby's.

In the eyes of many people, it is not easy for a company to survive for a hundred years. But have you ever seen a company that has been around for more than a thousand years? Today, we would like to introduce you to 3 companies that have been around for more than 1,000 years.