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In the summer of this year, rumors were drawn in cabbage. Alibaba's founder, Jack Ma, resigned from the top of his group under pressure from the Communist Party. As these rumors are worthless, shows a message from Tuesday: Jack Ma is a member of the Communist Party.
Jack Ma, founder of Alibaba, is a member of the Communist Party. Recently, it was said that he had fallen out of favor with the government. (Photo: Aly Song / Reuters)
As the founder of Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba, Jack Ma, had announced it a few months ago next year to give in from the top of the group, rumors have sprung in the head. In China, it was said that Ma was no longer acceptable to the Communist Party and had to stop pressuring. A few months later, it shows once again how much of the rumors are worthless: on Tuesday, in the "People's Daily," the Communist Party spokesman published an article in which he was said 100 personalities of culture, politics, economics, science and sports as a result of China's economic opening celebrations 40 years ago. Besides Jack Ma, the founder of the search engine Baidu, Robin Li, and Pony Ma of Tencent among the elected. However, there is a difference between these two last and the founder of Alibaba: Jack Ma, unlike his colleagues, is now officially a member of the Communist Party. Thus, all the rumors of the summer will be reduced to the absurd. She would not honor an unstable cantonist from the party's point of view.
Chinese communists appreciate the three founders of Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent, also known in the middle realm as "BAT", the normative force of the factual. The companies are emblematic of an innovative economy, which now occupies a leading position in areas such as e-commerce, mobile payment, cloud computing, big data and artificial intelligence . And with the commitment of "BAT", the party also honors the private sector's merits for the country's economic growth. The expression "socialism with Chinese characteristics" is a corruption in the face of the importance of private enterprises in modern China.
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