Ye Zhoushan's resume

I like to disassemble electrical products since I was a child, and I am curious about their structure and principle. When I was in primary school, I once broke my relative's typewriter, which scared him to sleep badly for several days.

/kloc-When I was 0/4 years old, I came into contact with the Internet. Because QQ created Ye Zhoushan's internet addiction, I went to the rivers and lakes as a "spot bamboo" in the innocent age of junior high school, and learned to build websites all day in high school. The former "5 1 tiger wing network" provided our own dream website. Ye Zhoushan, who was only 23 years old, became an instant hit and founded the first website Q5Q0. Although it ended in a stop-and-go, it also laid the foundation for him in the post-era.

After graduating from college in 2006, Ye Zhoushan and several college students set up a computer studio, "Ke Nuo Computer Studio". Daily computer maintenance, enterprise website construction business.

In 2007, in order to make a living, Ye Zhoushan "illegally" opened the then popular game "True God". At that time, the poor operation of game operators led to the leakage of servers, the network could be downloaded everywhere, and private servers were everywhere. Therefore, Zhoushan, Yuzryha, after making a little money, conducted a gap drill and closed the "private server". He realized that illegal operation could not last long, and simply began to study the game "plug-in"

In 2008, Ye Zhoushan and his team developed a game called Plug-in. At first, they tried it for free and didn't start charging. Just because the game operator issued a statement to stop plug-in, it severely cracked down on "plug-in" and gave up development. Although the members of the studio are still young, the reality is cruel after all. After two years, everyone broke up! Ye Zhoushan went to Guangzhou for a year, worked as a network director in a company, and returned to Xiamen to start his own business.

In order to raise funds, Ye Zhoushan once set up a stall to sell clothes and friendship links. Booths selling "friendship links" were put on the Internet by passers-by, and they were called "IT Antique", "IT Man of the Hour" and "Internet Curious Antique" and reported by major Internet portals, including Netease, Phoenix and other media.