Ni Guangnan s life experience, what happened to Ni Guangnan

Ni Guangnan Incident:

June 30, 1995, Lenovo Group.

In the conference room, Ni Guangnan and Liu Chuanzhi.

Sit on either side of the first row. More than 200 cadres above the middle level of Lenovo attended the meeting. Although everyone felt that something big was about to happen, they all remained silent and did not dare to discuss it.

Immediately, the board of directors of Lenovo announced that Ni Guangnan was dismissed as chief engineer and director.

Liu Chuanzhi stood up to speak, bursting into tears. He said: In any post, we will never forget such a big goal of rejuvenating the country through science and education, and I feel that I will always be the happiest person when I work wholeheartedly for such a big goal.

Academician Ni Guangnan, who was dismissed from his post, sat in the audience, calm and composed. The meeting ended, and Ni Guangnan and Liu Chuanzhi left in silence. In ten years, they went from being in the same boat through thick and thin to going against each other.

Character evaluation

Ni Guangnan has always insisted that China should master core technologies such as operating systems and CPUs through independent innovation. Since 1999, he has been an active supporter of open source software.

Promote the establishment of China's independent and complete software industry system. Adhering to the belief that the core technology cannot be controlled by others, he quietly went through the pure, promoted the work of the China Intelligent Terminal Operating System Industry Alliance, and made enlightening contributions to the development of China's computer industry. (China Computer Federation.)

CCF Lifetime Achievement Award).

Ni Guangnan, born in 1939, was born in Zhenhai County, Zhejiang Province (now Zhenhai District, Ningbo City). He is currently a researcher at the Institute of Computing, Chinese Academy of Sciences, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, and the first of the Chinese Society of Chinese Information.

5. The sixth chairman of the board of directors, concurrently serves as the deputy director of the Cloud Computing Expert Committee and the deputy director of the Internet of Things Expert Committee of the Chinese Institute of Electronics, the deputy director of the Internet of Things Expert Committee of the China Electronic Chamber of Commerce, the director of the Expert Advisory Committee of the Haidian Park Management Committee of Zhongguancun Science and Technology Park, the consultant of the Expert Committee of the National Academy of Administration, the expert of the National Electronic Document Management Expert Committee, and the expert of the Expert Committee of the National Information Security Evaluation Center. He used to be the first counselor of the Beijing Municipal People's Congress, a deputy to the 8th National People's Congress, a member of the 8th and 9th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and a specially invited member of the 5th All-China Youth Federation.

In 1961, he graduated from the Radio Department of Nanjing Institute of Technology (now Southeast University), and then worked in the Institute of Computing of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and has been engaged in the research and development of computers and their applications for decades, and participated in the development of the first tube computer (119 machines) designed by China in the last century.

In the 60s and 70s, he carried out research on Chinese character processing and character recognition, and pioneered the application of associative functions in Chinese character input. From 1981 to 1983, he worked at the National Research Institute (NRC) of Canada as a Visiting Fellow (VRO). At the end of 1984, the Institute of Computing of the Chinese Academy of Sciences founded the Institute of Computing Technology (the predecessor of Lenovo Group) in order to transform scientific and technological achievements, he served as the chief engineer, presided over the development of the Lenovo Chinese character system, created significant economic and social benefits, won the first prize of the National Science and Technology Progress Award in 1988, and the Institute of Computing Technology Company was renamed Lenovo Group Company in November 1989.

After that, he served as the director and chief engineer of the company, presided over the development of Lenovo series of microcomputers, established the company's main business, and won the first prize of the National Science and Technology Progress Award in 1992. In addition, in 1990, he was awarded the title of Young and Middle-aged Expert with Outstanding Contributions. In 1991, he won the national special allowance and Yilida Science and Technology Award; In 1992, he was awarded the Grand Prize by the Chinese Academy of Sciences; In 1994, he was selected as one of the first academicians of the Chinese Academy of Engineering.

In recent years, he has been committed to promoting open source software such as Linux in China, promoting open standards such as domestic CPU, domestic software and document format national standard UOF, and providing suggestions and suggestions for promoting the formulation of relevant industrial policies.

Ni Guangnan, born in 1939 in Zhenhai, Zhejiang, is a researcher at the Institute of Computing, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Graduated from Nanjing Institute of Technology (now Southeast University) in 1961, the first to apply the Lenovo function in the input of Chinese characters, the first chief engineer of the Institute of Computing Technology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (the predecessor of Lenovo) and Lenovo Group, presided over the development of the Lenovo Chinese character system, Lenovo series of microcomputers, respectively in 1988 and 1992 won the first prize of the National Science and Technology Progress Award, Lenovo Group started with the Lenovo Chinese character system and got its name. In 1994, he was selected as one of the first academicians of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, and in 2011 and 2015, he was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award by the China Chinese Information Society and the China Computer Federation.

After experiencing the two incidents of "Lenovo resignation" and "Ark Technology's guilt", Ni Guangnan, academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and researcher of the Institute of Computer Science of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, faded out of public view for a long time.

11 years after leaving Lenovo, Ni Guangnan's way of reappearing in the capital market is quite obscure.

On November 17, 2010, on the list of shareholders of Beijing Junzheng Chansha Circuit Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Beijing Junzheng"), Zhao Mingyi, a natural person, held 1.2 million Chinese New Year shares, ranking the tenth largest shareholder of the company. According to a person familiar with the matter, Zhao Mingyi, a natural person, is Ni Guangnan's wife, and the shareholding is actually held on behalf of Ni Guangnan.

It is understood that Liu Qiang, chairman of Beijing Junzheng, and Ni Guangnan have known each other when they worked together at Ark Technology (Beijing) **** (hereinafter referred to as "Ark Technology").

In 2005, due to the failure of the project undertaken by Ark Technology to pass the acceptance of the "863 Expert Group", the "Ark No. 3 Chip Project" went bankrupt. After that, Liu Qiang, who was in charge of R&D within Ark Technology, resigned and left, and set up Beijing Junzheng. According to public information, in addition to Chairman Liu Qiang, Beijing Junzheng currently has 5 other executives and 2 core personnel who are all out of Ark Technology.

Ni Guangnan's wife is one of the top ten shareholders, and Junzheng Co., Ltd., the predecessor of Beijing Junzheng, was established on July 15, 2005. In July 2008, the company carried out a round of management incentives before listing. At that time, in addition to the company's eight management personnel at the time, two other "strangers" also accepted the equity of Beijing Junzheng.

Among them, Liu Qiang transferred the capital contribution of 10,000 yuan held by him to Zhao Mingyi, a natural person, for every 1 yuan of capital contribution.

In this regard, Beijing Junzheng explained that the shareholder Zhao Mingyi is a retired cadre of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and he is a friend of Liu Qiang, Li Jie and other company founders, who helped the company's early business development. Therefore, in September 2008, the company implemented the equity incentive at the same time, and transferred 2% of the equity to it according to the registered capital.

A person familiar with the matter told reporters that Zhao Mingyi is Ni Guangnan's wife, and the shareholding is actually held on behalf of Ni Guangnan.

It is understood that shareholder Zhao Mingyi not only has the same name and surname as Ni Guangnan's wife, but also the identity of a retired cadre of the Academy of Sciences is quite consistent with him. The reporter further understood that Ni Guangnan and Liu Qiang had known each other as early as when they worked together in Ark Technology, and this equity gift was more like Beijing Junzheng's reciprocation of Ni Guangnan.

On December 13, Ni Guangnan was noncommittal on this matter: "You go to ask the company about this matter, it is inconvenient for me to be interviewed." You can email me and we'll get in touch. The reporter then sent him an outline of the interview by email, but did not receive a reply from Ni Guangnan until the deadline.

If calculated based on Beijing Junzheng's diluted earnings per share in 2009, according to the 60 times price-earnings ratio of the GEM, the issue price of Beijing Junzheng's listing is about yuan, then Zhao Mingyi's 1.2 million shares of Beijing Junzheng ** reached 10,000 yuan, and the investment yield reached twice in just two years.