Ji Wenfeng’s journey to the north to start a business

In the 1980s, Feng Shui was popular in Hong Kong. Many of Ji Wenfeng’s colleagues spent three to five thousand yuan to have their fortunes told. Many of her close friends sometimes took her along, and she always It's rejection. By chance, Hong Kong's "iron abacus" Mr. Dong Mujie "approved" (Hong Kong people call fortune telling) a fortune for her. There were two sentences in it: "Recruit guests from all over the world, tell all your friends." Between these two sentences. So she was shocked because the first two words of these two sentences spelled out "advertising", which meant that advertising was destined to be her success in this life. What a coincidence, she was working in an advertising company at the time.

Even so, this unintentional fortune-telling did not convince her of Feng Shui. After 1989, with the surge of immigrants from Hong Kong, Ji Wenfeng also briefly immigrated to Canada. When the uncomfortable environment made her return to Hong Kong, she remembered that the "master" had told her that her career would be in China, and no one could Unexpectedly, this "master"'s prediction gave her a reason to decide to go north to the mainland to start a business.

In 1991, in order to fulfill the plan she had hidden in her heart, Ji Wenfeng resolutely went to Beijing to set up Jingxin Advertising Company, regardless of the cold reaction of her partner Gray Advertising Company to her decision. In December 1992, Ji Wenfeng's first big order was the public relations promotion of Beijing's bid to host the Olympic Games. But three months later, it was revealed that Gray's head office was also a public relations consultant for the IOC (International Olympic Committee) and Ji Wenfeng was its partner. Samaranch thought this was problematic and opposed Ji Wenfeng's company being responsible for the public relations for Beijing's bid to host the Olympics.

For this reason, she cried in the company for three days and was very sad. At this time, a friend who was a monk suddenly ran to her company and said to her: "Why are you crying? You don't want to accept this project." It is better to be a volunteer than to receive money. If you work for China sincerely, you will get greater rewards. Even if your application fails, no one will blame you, and you will become lifelong friends." Ji Wenfeng heard this. Seriously do it. In addition to the sincerity in her heart, all she has done is to unintentionally build a "bridge of trust" with the mainland. All this has now been confirmed.