Who runs the network, and who opened Baidu

At the end of 1999, Robin Li, who was in Silicon Valley in the United States, saw the huge development potential of China's mutual engine services, and with the dream of changing the world with technology, he resolutely quit his high-paying job in Silicon Valley, returned to China with Xu Yong with his search engine patented technology, and founded a Chinese company in Zhongguancun on January 1, 2000. It is registered in the Cayman Islands of the United Kingdom. On June 13, 2013, it was reported that Alibaba Group has connected the customer service ** of each platform under the group to search, and Ali Group will also access the Alipay intelligent customer service system to the application.

On January 1, 2000, the company's founders, Robin Li and Xu Yong, returned to China from Silicon Valley with $1.2 million in venture capital and founded the company. At the beginning of its establishment, it positioned itself as a Chinese search engine for Chinese, and was willing to make unremitting efforts to achieve this goal.

Robin Li, Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Company, is responsible for the Company's strategic planning and operational management.

In 1991, Robin Li graduated from Peking University with a major in information management, and then went to Buffalo to complete a master's degree in computer science at the State University of New York. Robin Li's patent for "hyperchain analysis" technology is one of the basic inventions that laid the foundation for the development trend and direction of the entire modern search engine.

In January 2000, Robin Li founded. After more than ten years of development, it has developed into the world's second largest independent search engine and the largest Chinese search engine. It has also made China one of the only four countries in the world with the core technology of search engines outside of the United States, Russia and South Korea.

In 2005, it was successfully listed on the NASDAQ in the United States and became the first Chinese company to enter the NASDAQ constituent stocks. It has become one of the most valuable brands in China.

In 2013, he was elected as a member of the 12th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and concurrently served as the vice chairman of the 11th All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce, the vice chairman of the 8th Beijing Association for Science and Technology, and was appointed as a "National Distinguished Expert".

In March 2015, Robin Li announced his proposal for the two sessions: first, it is proposed to set up a "Chinese brain" plan to promote the leapfrog development of artificial intelligence and seize the commanding heights of a new round of scientific and technological revolution; Second, it is recommended to fully open the hospital's first number source, so that patients can find the most suitable doctor.

The founders are Robin Li, Xu Yong and Ma Dongmin, and the start-up capital is venture capital from the United States.

NASDAQ: BIDU) is the world's largest Chinese search engine and the largest Chinese**. Founded in January 2000 by Robin Li in Zhongguancun, Beijing, it is committed to providing people with a "simple and reliable" way to obtain information.

The two characters originate from the phrase "Qingyu Case Yuan Xi" written by the Chinese Song Dynasty lyricist Xin Qiji, "the people are looking for him in a thousand", symbolizing the persistent pursuit of Chinese information retrieval technology.

Li Yanhong, Xu Yong, Liu Jianguo, Lei Ming, Guo Tan, Cui Shanshan, and Wang Xiao opened together.