You may not know Alim, but you've definitely seen the video about his "fake background."
His image recently collapsed, and he's in court with an angel investor who invested 700,000 yuan to help him start his business. He then manipulated the company so that he and his wife each held a 30% stake and could jointly oust the majority shareholder.
Alim has now deregistered his company and removed all items from his shop.
Based on my own experience, Alim could never have won. When I first started my business, I mined with a few friends and had very little money.
A big brother also invested money to become the majority shareholder, holding a 40% stake. The three of us each held 20%. The majority shareholder didn't have to do anything, except occasionally come to check on the mining machines.
We, the smaller shareholders, worked from morning till night, fearing the majority shareholder's criticism. Every time the majority shareholder came, we carefully waited on him.
I remember the major shareholder doing just one thing: one afternoon, he was craving some lamb skewers, so he grilled some himself and treated everyone to a treat. I was out of town on business at the time, so I didn't get to eat.
Why do I mention that the major shareholder doesn't need to work? It's because Alim refuted the video, saying the major shareholder loves to go off-road and doesn't bother with company matters.
In fact, if someone in your life is willing to financially support your startup, as long as you succeed, no matter what happens in the future, you should treat that person like an emperor. Only after a man reaches 30 do he realize how difficult it is to achieve success.