What is Google s interest in going out of China to China?

Since you say that it is beneficial to China, then you are standing on the position of my country, so I pondered and gave the following arguments:

1.China** and US imperialism have won the ideological struggle using the Internet as a platform.

2.Through this move, China has taught a vivid lesson to foreign friends doing business in China, that is, to do business according to local customs, adapt measures to local conditions, work together, and achieve mutual benefit and win-win.

3.On the Internet, what China actively advocates will be widely disseminated, and content that violates the will of our country will be silenced, and China's Internet will become the most harmonious Internet in the world.

4.Google's withdrawal shows China's determination to break with decadent capitalism, and gives a resounding slap in the face to those imperialist countries that will not die in the heart of China.

5.Google's withdrawal marks the complete success of China's anti-pornography and anti-illegal cause, which will save hundreds of millions of young people from dire straits.

I'm sorry I can't think of the positive side, but I've done both of them myself, and anyway, all I see is the negative side! Create a situation where one is the largest and the other is monopolized.

Personally, I don't feel like there's anything to be good about.

Google's withdrawal from China has greatly affected China's international image and harmed the interests of 200 million Internet users. And Google has lost a large market share. Google's exit from China was a lose-lose, hasty decision.

Google moved the server to Hong Kong, and did not censor it himself, in fact, the mainland would still review it for him, and China ** had one more task, and at the same time greatly reduced the usefulness and ease of use of Google.

Some people may think that Google's withdrawal from China's local search engine is a good opportunity for development, but in fact, without Google's competition, they have lost their motivation and can still provide good services for the majority of netizens?

The Internet has no geographical or national borders. So Google changed the server address from cn to hk. This is nothing more than a transfer for Internet channels.

Well, Google isn't really pulling out of China. It would be foolish for any businessman to withdraw from the Chinese market.

…Yesterday and today, a total of three such articles were written in the past month, analyzing the impact of Google's retreat.

If you think you can, you can go and take a look, and what I wrote today is on the front page.

It is beneficial for local enterprises, leaving the exit market to other domestic enterprises.

** Up, I also made a lot of money.

Of course, there is no one and the competition is absolutely supportive, our Chinese goods, and if you return it, you will return it, and the ghost will use it.

Google's exit from the Chinese market was due to non-compliance with Chinese law.

Robin Li: Why Google failed in China.

The capitalist way of doing so doesn't work in socialism.

Speaking of the current Internet era, the demand for the Internet market is also very huge, and now many Internet companies are very competitive with each other, including Google. Speaking of Google, I believe everyone knows Google. So do you know why Google withdrew from China?

Let's take a look at the following introduction. 1 is so arrogant that they think that China is a small market, and the reason why Google is "unadaptable" is because they have no understanding of China's search needs. Google did not consider the search needs of China's billion-level population base at all, and it was completely unsuitable for the carrying capacity of the server.

2. The leaders do not have a deep understanding of the Chinese market. After all, Lee Kai-fu is actually a foreigner. He only studied in elementary school in Taiwan and stayed abroad, but the taste of China is still a little less, at least in the 4 years he led Google, it is difficult for people to feel.

3. The lag in response was the last straw that overwhelmed Google. In 2009, before withdrawing from the Chinese market, Google had been building momentum for its exit, and in the years since its exit, people have preferred to use the country's strict scrutiny as an excuse. The above introduction is an introduction to the reasons why Google withdrew from China.

After reading it, I believe you should understand that it is because Google did not face up to the needs of the Chinese market and did not serve customers well that it led to its withdrawal from China. Not used to the local environment.

The key in 2009 is promotion, and internally it can be seen that promotion has a clear role (from the Internet café and webmaster alliance that Wang Hua is responsible for, which is equal to half of Google's share growth, to the public relations marketing promotion that Cui Jin is responsible for, the last time "Everyday Upward" almost crowded the server).

Kai-Fu Lee's interpretation of this incident is that "this kind of promotion is not in line with Google's values, so it is not supported by headquarters". Google may not have taken into account the search needs of China's billion-dollar population, and it is not suitable for the carrying capacity of its servers.

2.Review the incident.

Google is reluctant to review the search results of Google China**, Google has its own global strategy, but specific to the market in a certain region, such as the Chinese market, companies need to combine their global strategy with the specific situation of this market in order to go far, the review may be a stubborn resistance of Google in front of the Chinese system, but the final result turned out to be a stubborn resistance, withdrawing from the Chinese market, just to give an assist.

The reasons for the exit are complex and have some political overtones, so I won't dig too much into them here.

Google has been in the Chinese market for 5 years, and its market share has not been overwhelmed.

Robin Li once said in an interview with Time magazine that Google's withdrawal from China was due to the pressure of market share, "In 2010, it occupied 75% of the Chinese search market, while Google only had a dozen percent of the market, and they were finally forced to withdraw from China."

China is a special country for Google, Google is popular all over the world, but only one China, after 5 years of hard work, decided to withdraw from the Chinese market.

How to evaluate Google's exit, I believe everyone has their own opinion in their hearts, and in the past few years without Google, it has steadily occupied the first place in the market.

The reasons for Google's withdrawal from China are, first, that he doesn't make much money here, second, that the Chinese people don't let him here, and third, that he can't afford to pay taxes.