Han Lie scattered a handful of seeds into the saline-alkali soil, waiting for little flowers to bloom in the future.
...
A full list of 30 companies pending investment, among which 4 were agricultural tech firms, none of which would go public in the future.
The rest were mostly tech-related, with some core value.
But a lot of potential companies still got passed by him.
Uh, mostly because of the founders' mindset.
The most worthwhile people to invest in are those with both virtue and talent.
The least worthwhile are those with talent but no virtue.
Han Lie wasn't trying to grandstand; normal business competition is one thing, going for the kill or even playing dirty doesn't necessarily mean you're morally bankrupt.
But some people are crooked from the root.
