The Super Rich: Start from when the family business is about to go bankrupt!

Chapter 668 WPG An Wuyang's Answer! Key Point: The Essence of Upward Socializing! President An Refuses to Be Coerced!

The netizen "All the Way North" had many thoughts in mind, so he first answered "All is well".

“Yes, Mr. An, I have indeed taken courses related to higher cognition,” Yilu Xiangbei replied.

An Wuyang was not surprised by this answer.

After all, the other party's previous response had already demonstrated this point.

After answering, Yiluxiangbei followed up with, "So, Mr. An, what is your answer?"

An Wuyang quickly glanced at the comments. Many people were asking for An Wuyang's answer because their answers were the same as those of the user "一路向北" (Yilu Xiangbei). They wanted to know what An Wuyang's answer was.

“Didn’t I already tell you my answer?” An Wuyang retorted.

"Is President An unwilling to tell us the answer, or is there no better answer?" Yiluxiangbei countered.

An Wuyang is no longer speaking in riddles. This netizen who went north previously said he thought he was smart, but now it's showing that he's not smart at all!
“What I said before about reading is actually the answer to this one question,” An Wuyang replied.

“Reading habits vary from person to person, and so does how one handles this situation,” An Wuyang added.

“The reason I’m not answering how to handle this issue from my perspective is because you can’t consider things from my point of view,” An Wuyang continued.

"Do you remember the question I asked?" An Wuyang asked again.

But this time, An Wuyang didn't wait for everyone to answer. He continued, "Some people's way of thinking has been bound by frameworks since childhood. When considering a problem, they simply cannot consider how people outside the framework would choose to solve it."

"Like the meaning of academic qualifications, they actually have no meaning for me, because I have long since transcended those frameworks," An Wuyang continued in his reply.

An Wuyang has indeed long since transcended the framework of 'academic qualifications'!
Does having a degree, or what kind of degree, make any difference to An Wuyang?
Will that affect his inheritance of Wugengtian Pharmaceutical Group?
The issue An Wuyang mentioned earlier is actually the same one, because some people are bound by frameworks and simply don't think outside the box.

“My answer is that this question is meaningless to me. It’s almost impossible for me to choose to eat at an ordinary noodle shop on the roadside,” An Wuyang replied calmly.

"But..." Yilu Xiangbei wanted to say something more.

An Wuyang interrupted her again, "Are you trying to say that this question is something I made up myself, and that I never said we could step outside of this question?"

"Yes." The answer was affirmative as they headed north.

“Since you’ve taken higher cognitive courses, use that knowledge to analyze my answer and then consider my situation. Do you think I was wrong?” An Wuyang countered.

Silence reigned all the way north.

Because An Wuyang was not wrong!
Given An Wuyang's situation, the probability of him eating at a roadside noodle shop is extremely low, unless it's a noodle shop opened by Xia Yuqing's mother, Lin Xin. Otherwise, the probability of An Wuyang eating at an ordinary, unknown roadside noodle shop is really very low.

"Through the significance of academic qualifications and the issue of the noodle shop, do you now have a new understanding of the [cognitive level]?" An Wuyang asked.

He continued northward in silence, because through just two short incidents, he had indeed gained a completely new understanding of the "cognitive level."

Although An Wuyang's statement is very realistic, it has to be said that this is indeed the situation.

He was trapped in the framework set by An Wuyang from the very beginning, which meant he had lost from the start and had no chance of rebutting.

Just like the three types of existence in the real world, some people create rules, some people use rules, and some people can only abide by rules.

The conversation shifted again as they continued north: "So, Mr. An, do you have any advice regarding life planning?"

"What is your job?" An Wuyang asked.

"Marketing," explained the explanation as they headed north.

"What marketing?" An Wuyang asked in detail.

"Marketing in the new energy industry," as explained again by Yiluxiangbei.

An Wuyang sighed, "Why not explain in more detail?"

"What's the specific situation in the new energy industry? New energy vehicle sales? Photovoltaic panel sales? Battery sales? Or something else?" An Wuyang listed examples.

Heading north, he countered, "Is this piece of information really that important?"

“Of course!” An Wuyang replied.

“For example, as the heir to the Wugengtian Pharmaceutical Group, I am very clear about my life plan, because I will make detailed plans based on my identity as the heir to the Wugengtian Pharmaceutical Group,” An Wuyang explained.

“Take a software engineer’s career plan for example. They also have a very clear path because they have specific job responsibilities, and therefore specific career plans,” An Wuyang explained.

He retorted, heading north, "But I've resigned now!"

"Quit your job without another one lined up?" An Wuyang asked directly.

The answer from Yiluxiangbei was affirmative: "Yes, I quit my job without notice. I want to enter a completely new track, instead of staying in the original, stagnant track."

"How many years have you worked in the new energy industry?" An Wuyang asked again.

"I have been working in the new energy industry for nearly eight years since I graduated," Yilu Xiangbei answered truthfully.

"So here's the question: you've been working in the new energy industry for almost eight years without achieving anything, so why do you think that suddenly changing tracks will bring new opportunities?" An Wuyang teased.

The person heading north countered, "As the saying goes, 'A man's greatest fear is choosing the wrong profession!' I feel like I've already chosen the wrong profession!"

"Have you thought about what industry you're planning to enter?" An Wuyang asked.

Heading north, I went directly to the job fair. "Perhaps I could go into the pharmaceutical sales industry. For example, if Mr. An is willing to give me a chance, I would definitely be willing to follow him."

An Wuyang burst out laughing. "Do you think that's possible?"

"Please trust my abilities, Mr. An. Just give me a chance!" Yilu Xiangbei assured him.

"With the strength of our Wugengtian products, I think anyone could succeed as a sales representative for Wugengtian pharmaceuticals. What do you think?" An Wuyang asked jokingly. Yilu Xiangbei answered affirmatively, "With the strength of Wugengtian products, it's indeed as Mr. An said, but I'm sure I can do even better."

An Wuyang sighed, "Your thinking is wrong!"

“You always think someone will give you a chance, and you always make vague promises, but have you ever thought about why I should give you a chance?” An Wuyang asked rhetorically.

“We have no relation to each other, so why should you get an opportunity from me?” An Wuyang asked again.

"Have I never had any friends growing up?" An Wuyang asked again.

"Don't I have any relatives? Don't my relatives have any relatives? Or do my friends not need these opportunities? Or do our family's connections not need these opportunities?" An Wuyang joked.

“Many people nowadays have the idea of ​​trying to curry favor with powerful people, and some even think that this is called upward social mobility. But have you considered the issues I mentioned earlier?” An Wuyang asked.

“Before becoming the boss, a certain big brother already had his underlings. After he became the boss, his underlings would even have their own underlings, and his underlings would have their own underlings. These people followed the big brother before he gained power. Do you think that after the big brother gained power, he would not use these people, but would just use someone he had just met?” An Wuyang joked.

"Remember! There is no such thing as upward social interaction in this day and age! It's all about the exchange of value!" An Wuyang reminded him.

“Girls, remember this too: what you call upward socializing is actually upward sexual intercourse, not socializing!” An Wuyang said harshly.

“Perhaps some people will argue that if there is no upward social interaction, then why are people so keen on cultivating interpersonal relationships?” An Wuyang proactively offered a counterargument to everyone.

“The reason is simple: you can’t understand the purpose behind these people’s cultivation of interpersonal relationships,” An Wuyang replied.

“In your view, some people cultivate relationships in order to curry favor with the big boss and gain benefits from him, but as I just said, that’s impossible,” An Wuyang explained.

"The benefits that the eldest brother receives are already waiting for the younger brothers and the younger brothers' younger brothers. The eldest brother will only give the benefits to them," An Wuyang reminded him again.

"As for the purpose of cultivating interpersonal relationships, it's to leverage my elder brother's network to adjust my own projects," An Wuyang stated, revealing the purpose of cultivating interpersonal relationships.

"I'll give you an example, and you'll understand what I mean." An Wuyang decided to reveal some valuable information.

An Wuyang took a deep breath before continuing, "We at Wugengtian have a very important medicinal herb planting base called the Tianjingyan Medicinal Herb Planting Base."

"The existence of the Tianjingyan medicinal herb planting base is no secret. I believe some viewers definitely know about it, and some may even know some of the details," An Wuyang joked.

“After turning around our losses, we quickly engaged in building relationships, which helped us solve the problem of expanding the Tianjingyan medicinal herb planting base,” An Wuyang cited as an example.

“Originally, the Tianjingyan medicinal herb planting base covered only 15,000 mu, but through cultivating interpersonal relationships, we received help and expanded the area of ​​the Tianjingyan medicinal herb planting base to 100,000 mu.” An Wuyang disclosed this information without any concern.

Since this information is already semi-public, it would be incredibly easy and enjoyable for anyone with ulterior motives to investigate it.

“Have you noticed the problem? We cultivate relationships at dawn not to gain any other benefits, such as getting certain of our drugs into certain hospitals to increase sales,” An Wuyang gave another example.

“We just want to solve our own problems at dawn. That’s the real way to build relationships, not to share in the benefits our elder brother has already gained,” An Wuyang concluded.

The things An Wuyang mentioned are the reasons why many people fail to achieve upward social mobility, because they started off on the wrong track.

There will always be people who want to curry favor with powerful figures in order to share in the benefits they receive.

But the benefits of having powerful brothers are not something that can be shared by just anyone.
For older men, when dealing with people who are trying to climb the social ladder, they can help solve the other person's problems without expending their own resources, rather than sharing their resources with the other person for no reason.

Looking at An Wuyang's upward social connections, whether it's his association with the Shengqing circle or his competition with the capital circle, An Wuyang didn't share any of their existing benefits at all; on the contrary, he gave away a lot of benefits.

This is the reason why An Wuyang was able to expand his influence so quickly!

If An Wuyang had acted like a predator, he would have been crushed long ago!
Wugengtian was able to develop rapidly because it pioneered a completely new track and could provide more benefits to more people, which is why Wugengtian was able to rise so quickly.

"Do you understand what I'm saying?" An Wuyang asked the viewers on the way north, while also glancing at the number of viewers in the live stream.

The number of people online has already exceeded 10,000!
This surprised An Wuyang; how could so many people have entered this live stream?
As An Wuyang asked the netizens on the road to the north, the barrage comments were very active, with many people sending comments such as "I understand", "I get it", and "It's enlightening".

What An Wuyang said is actually a typical unspoken rule in society. If no one says it out loud, and people try to figure it out on their own, they will never understand it even if they spend their whole lives trying.

For example, why is it that seemingly intelligent people, or even those who are adept at social interaction, cannot gain the appreciation of their elders or influential figures?

The reason is that the starting point was wrong!

Appreciation does not mean sharing the benefits.

Benefits will only be shared with true friends and family, not obtained through networking.

If you want benefits, you need to exchange value.

To add to that, X value is not value; it only has rental value, not long-term holding value.

After all, while no one can stay eighteen forever, there are always people who are eighteen.

"President An, isn't that a bit too absolute?" Yi Lu Xiang Bei found it hard to accept, because from An Wu Yang's point of view, it seemed that he had absolutely no chance.

“You’re right, what I said was indeed a bit too extreme. We can’t rule out the possibility of exceptions, but I think the reason an exception is an exception is because the probability of it happening is too small,” An Wuyang replied.

Heading north, he immediately asked, "Can I be an exception for General Manager An?"

"Why should I?" An Wuyang refused decisively.

"It's all thanks to the chance we had to connect on video today," said Yilu Xiangbei, giving a reason.

An Wuyang smiled and refused, "Although you have studied advanced cognitive courses, you have only studied them and do not possess true advanced cognitive thinking."

“Look, I’ve broken down all this knowledge for you, but you still don’t understand what I mean. Are you still thinking: I’m live streaming, there are so many people in our live stream, I should be concerned about my reputation and image, and thus be forced to agree to your request?” An Wuyang asked analytically.

"Then I can only tell you that you're overthinking it. There's no way I can agree to that!" An Wuyang replied calmly.

If An Wuyang's thoughts were so easily changed, then An Wuyang would have long been swayed by public opinion pressure and moral blackmail!

(End of this chapter)