A Billion-Yuan Contract

After the Meitu XiuXiu team came and left, Jiang Qin flew to Kyoto to meet with the heads of the three major telecom operators.

This time, he had not brought his wife and child. Instead, he had brought Dong Wenhao and a draft of an internally prepared cooperation proposal.

On the first day, they met with He Jie, the head of China Mobile.

On the second day, they went to see Liu Zhongyue, the head of China Unicom.

On the third day, they went to see Shao Yinghui, the head of China Telecom.

Ever since the mobile internet era began, the three major telecom operators had actually been competing for users in secret.

From China Mobile's rollout of Fetion, to China Telecom's partnership with NetEase to launch Yixin, to reducing data fees and introducing various contract-based plans, this open and covert struggle had never stopped.

The development of the mobile internet ecosystem and the demand for data had also brought the three state-owned enterprises increasingly close to internet companies.

Thus, the moment Jiang Qin arrived, the heads of all three major telecom operators personally received him.

Jiang Qin now held a pivotal position in the internet industry. Nearly every business in the O2O field was under the Pintuan banner. If he was willing to travel such a long distance in person, it had to be something major.

"President Jiang, please take a seat."

"President He, there's no need to be so polite. It's not our first time meeting. We met before at the Internet Conference."

He Jie of China Mobile nodded. "I remember. At the time, President Jiang said that if there was an opportunity, you wanted to cooperate with China Mobile. I'm not mistaken, am I?"

Jiang Qin smiled like a spring breeze and nodded. "That's why I'm here