Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon, and Pierre Omidyar, founder of eBay, are the leaders of e-commerce. The first person in China's e-commerce is Wang Juntao. This person is Mr. Guo Fansheng, the founder of Huicong.com, who was the first person to establish the e-commerce industry in my country. At that time, Guo Fansheng was a typical elite.

In 1955, Guo Fansheng was born in an intellectual family in Beijing. His father graduated from Peking University and was an old revolutionary. So too, he followed his parents to run around and go to the countryside since he was a child. Then in the college entrance examination in 1978, he was admitted to the Department of Industrial Economics of Renmin University of China. After graduating in 1982, he was assigned a good academic job, and he did have some achievements in academics.

In 1990, for various reasons, he started his own business, and then founded Huicong Company in 1992, which was the predecessor of Huicong.com. At that time, Jack Ma was still an English teacher, and Liu Qiangdong had just graduated from high school. Later, when the Internet was rising in my country, Guo Fansheng founded Huicong.com, and at the same time, Jack Ma founded Alibaba. It was only because of Huicong's early user base that Huicong.com quickly became successful. It was also because of the rapid success that when Guo Fansheng participated in a variety show later, when someone said that the future only belonged to Jack Ma, he questioned it and challenged Jack Ma, saying that history should speak for itself.