Yang Huaiding s special experience, Yang Huaiding s introduction

Yang Huaiding, known as "Yang Million", "China's first shareholder of Zheng Qi", the former employee of Shanghai Ferroalloy Factory, in 1988 engaged in the market ignored treasury bills trading to earn the first pot of gold in his life to become famous, and then became the first batch of major investors in Shanghai, the first hot figure in the market, at that time with the contemporaries of the group of large investors are now only Yang Million is still active in the market. Shen Cong imitated Yang million with the unique shrewdness and financial awareness of Shanghainese in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai, so as to become an indispensable figure in the history of China, and later his story was widely reported around the world, including Time Magazine and Newsweek. And in 1998, he was rated as "China's Reform and Opening-up Twenty Years of Reform and Opening-up" by ** TV station.

Dating back to the 80s of the last century, New China gradually opened up its first trade. In the spring of 1988, the transfer of treasury bills began in seven cities on a pilot basis, and gradually increased to 61 cities, and there was also a difference in the price of treasury bills in different places. On April 21 of this year, the first day of the opening of treasury bills, Yang Huaiding won the "first pot of gold" - 800 yuan with 20,000 yuan scraped together.

1 As the earliest participant, practitioner and witness of China's ** market, Yang Million has many "firsts" in the ** market: the first individual engaged in the off-site trading of bulk treasury bills, the first individual to consult with the People's Bank of China **, the first individual to hire bodyguards from a security company, the first to take the initiative to consult the tax department to pay tax policies, the first to hire a private lawyer, the first to go to court with ** companies, and the first to be hired as a professor by a university as an individual investor.

Born in September 1963, he holds a master's degree in economics from Macquarie University, Australia, and is an Australian citizen.

Chairman, President and CEO of Hairun Photovoltaic Technology Co., Ltd. Chairman of AT&S Energy (Taicang). He has participated in the establishment of Wuxi Suntech, Nanjing CLP and Hebei JA Solar, and has developed precise secondary alignment technology, new suede texturing technology, non-contact blind printing technology and a variety of new structural batteries, and his leading R&D team has obtained 37 US invention patents.

In 2009, it was introduced from Hebei Province to Taicang and founded AT&S Energy (Taicang), which is mainly engaged in the R&D and industrialization of high-efficiency and low-cost solar electric model empty cells. At present, 8 production lines have been put into operation, and the sales revenue has reached 700 million yuan, and strive to become the world's top five photovoltaic companies within three years.

Born in 1963 in an ordinary peasant family in Yangzhong City, Jiangsu.

He received a bachelor's degree in economics from Shanghai University of Finance and Economics in 1985.

He obtained a master's degree in economics from the University of Macquarie, Australia in 1994.

At the end of 2000, he returned to China to raise funds to establish Wuxi Suntech Company.

In 2004, Nanjing Zhongdian Photovoltaic Co., Ltd. was established with financing.

In 2005, he founded Hebei JA Solar Energy Co., Ltd.

At the end of 2009, we organized a world-class photovoltaic industry scientist and management team to reorganize Hairun Photovoltaic Technology's loss-making shares. He is currently the vice chairman, president and CEO of Hairun Photovoltaic Technology Co., Ltd.

Since Yang Huaijin returned to China from Australia to promote the development of China's photovoltaic industry, he has participated in or led three photovoltaic companies to land in the Wall Street capital market in the United States since he first opened foreign solar cell manufacturing equipment into China

In 2006, Wuxi Suntech was successfully listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: STP);

In 2007, Nanjing CLP PV landed on NASDAQ (;

In 2007, Hebei JA Solar was listed on the NASDAQ (the company was listed on the NASDAQ only 8 months after it was put into production, and was rated as an outstanding listed company in 2007 on the three major exchanges on Wall Street, and was regarded as a "Chinese miracle" by the United States.

Born in 1913, he was born in Rixin Village, Laogang Township, Nanhui County, Shanghai. After graduating from high school, he worked as a farmer at home. At the age of 16, he went to Liuzao Ji Yitai grocery store as an apprentice, and then returned home and was introduced to teach in a primary school, and was trained by Huangdu Normal School to obtain a qualified academic certificate.

In July 1934, Yang Ding ran his own Zhulu Primary School. He is a serious teacher and loves students, and has been commended by the county education bureau.

In 1937, Shanghai fell, and Zhulu Primary School was forced to close. The loss of the land and the darkness of the society made Yang Ding determined to devote himself to the anti-Japanese salvation movement. In the summer and autumn of 1938, he joined the 4th Squadron of the Nanhui County Defense Regiment.

The following year, the squadron was expanded into the Second Brigade of the Nanhui County Anti-Japanese Self-Defense Corps, with Yang Ding as secretary. In the same year, he was introduced by Zhu Junwu to join the Communist Party of China, and at the same time changed his name to Yang Ding, showing his firm determination to the revolution. On the night of March 25, 1940, the guerrillas met the Japanese sweeping troops at Wujia Wharf, and Yang Ding and seven others were captured and taken to the Japanese Zhuqiao station.

The Japanese army tortured to extract a confession, but Yang Ding never confessed to the organization and his true identity, and was later released on bail by Shi Ruiqi, a celebrity in the county's education circles. After being released from prison on bail, he engaged in underground work under the cover of teaching, and also mobilized his brother and others to participate in the revolution. In May, the Pudong Work Committee of the Communist Party of China appointed Yang Ding to take charge of the education work in the guerrilla district, and Yang Ding compiled his own teaching materials to carry out anti-Japanese education.

In 1941, Yang Ding was transferred to the first district (now Laogang, Xingang and other areas) as the director of collection, responsible for collecting anti-Japanese public rations and funds for army activities. In his work, Yang Ding pioneered a new method of collecting donations from acres of land, which not only conformed to the CPC's policy, but also fulfilled the task of collecting land on time and exceeded the quota, thus ensuring the food needed for the troops' activities. For this reason, Yang Ding was commended by the leaders and gave a bonus of 6,000 yuan, and Yang Ding divided the bonus equally among the comrades who worked together.

In the spring of 1942, Lu Jiannan of the Kuomintang Ma Baisheng unit suddenly came to Yang Ding, trying to contact Lian Baisheng through Yang Ding and shrink the five detachments. After Yang Ding found out Lu Lai's intentions, he immediately reported to the leader, who immediately asked Yang Ding to remain vigilant, pay attention to Lu's movements at any time, and how to deal with it to be notified after study. Soon after, the higher authorities sent someone to inform him that Yang was ordered to send someone to execute Lu on the spot overnight.

In July 1942, Yang Ding was ordered to go to eastern Zhejiang with the army and served as the chief of the second section of the Economic Committee of the Zhedong Column of the New Fourth Army. In March of the following year, he was transferred to the director of the Sanbei (Yaobei, Cibei, Zhenbei) branch. On the afternoon of June 21, 1943, Yang Ding took his secretary and guards to Hushan District to inspect the tax collection work.

At noon on the 23rd, they took advantage of the opportunity of the Japanese army to go out to sweep and escaped from prison, but were discovered by enemy sentries and re-entered the clutches of the devil. The enemy put him in a wooden cage and nailed his hands and feet to him. In the face of torture, Yang Ding was unyielding and regarded death as home, and was then taken to Yuyao County by the Japanese army and killed in Shiren Mountain.

He was 30 years old.