Cai Jianzhong s personal experience, Cai Jianguo s introduction

Cai Jianguo, male, born in 1953, Han nationality, from Shaoxing, Zhejiang, doctor, professor and doctoral supervisor. He is currently the deputy director of the Shanghai Municipal People's Overseas Chinese Affairs Office, the director of the Center for Asian and Pacific Studies at Tongji University, a member of the 11th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and a member of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference1. From 1980 to 1987, he worked at the Institute of History, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, and studied in Japan since 1987.

He taught at Waseda University in Japan for 15 years, and served as a full-time professor at Niigata International Information University in Japan, before resigning from his full-time professorship in Japan in 2001 and returning to China. He has served as a member of the Council of Tongji University, a member of the Academic Committee, a member of the Development Committee, the Dean of the School of International Cultural Exchange, a visiting professor at J. F. Oberlin University in Japan, and the Chinese Chairman and Dean of the Confucius Institute.

Old comrades, new adversaries.

Pacific Textiles is a competitor of Hong Kong's long-established listed textile stock Futian Industrial (0420), and the two companies have a very close relationship The four directors of Pacific Mutual are the old team of Futian, among which the founder and director of Pacific Mutual Pacific, known as the philanthropist in the textile industry, is also one of the founders of Futian, he started again at the end of 1995 after all the shares of Foton, 12 years later, his second Tsai Pacific was listed, with a market value estimated at 6 billion yuan, exceeding the market value of 2.2 billion yuan of Futian Industrial.

Pacific Textiles plans to go public from May 7 to 10 and be listed on May 18, raising about $1.6 billion to sell 25% of the new shares, with a market value of about $6 billion after listing, sponsored by Citigroup and Morgan Stanley. After the listing, Cai Jianzhong and a group of management will hold the equity of Mutual Pacific, and the shareholding of the capital group, a large U.S.-funded ** company, will be diluted to. It is understood that Pacific may introduce some strategic investors at the time of the IPO.

It was the second largest shareholder of Futian.

The listing of Mutual Pacific reminds people of the past when Cai Jianzhong left Futian. In 1969, Cai Jianzhong and his friend Xia Songfang (the current chairman and major shareholder of Futian) cooperated to establish Gaotai Dyeing Factory (the predecessor of Futian), Futian was listed in 1988, with a market value of as high as 8 billion yuan, and the largest shareholder Xia Songfang family held the volume, Cai Jianzhong held it, and was the second largest shareholder.

At the end of 1995, Xia Songfang proposed to privatize Futian on the grounds that the stock price was at a large discount to the asset value, but in the end it unexpectedly failed, and less than two months later, Cai Jian, who was also the vice chairman of Futian at the time, chose to leave Futian and gave his equity to Xia Songfang, Value Partners** and Goldman Sachs private**, etc., for unknown reasons.

A year after Cai Jianzhong left Futian, he started a new business, and together with friends and some of Futian's former colleagues, including Futian's former executive director Yin Huilai, etc., founded Pacific Textiles, which not only became a direct competitor of Futian, but also will be listed in Hong Kong to raise funds, and its market value will surpass that of Futian. As early as two years ago, Cai Jianzhong chose to step down from the front line and handed over the chairmanship to Yin Huilai, and he became the permanent honorary chairman.

From 1974 to 1977, he studied in Shanghai Chongming Foundry Machinery Factory.

In 1979, he participated in the Sino-Vietnamese self-defense counterattack and was awarded a third-class meritorious service.

From 1981 to 1983, he studied at the Guilin Army Military Academy of the Guangzhou Military Region.

From 1984 to 1985, he specialized in the innovation of mechanical equipment in the independent division of border defense of Guangxi Military Region.

From 1986 to 1999, he worked in Chongming Material Bureau, Shanghai.

From 1991 to 2011, he set up a factory enterprise in Longgang District, Shenzhen.

Cai Jianguo, born in October 1959, Ph.D., East China University of Science and Technology.

Professor, School of Chemical Engineering. A native of Shanghai, in 1987, he was engaged in the research and teaching of theory, technology and equipment for mass transfer and separation of chemical processes in the Institute of Chemical Engineering. In 1996, he was appointed as an associate professor and professor at the Institute of Chemical Engineering, East China University of Science and Technology. From September 2003 to September 2004, he went to the University of Birmingham, UK.

The Department of Chemical Engineering is engaged in the study of supercritical fluids.

Theory and applied technology.

Cai Jianguo, male, graduated from the Department of Physics of Shandong University in 1998, and has been engaged in physics teaching in the middle school attached to Shandong Normal University in the past 10 years, serving as the leader of the physics preparation group.