bridges across barriers

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this is not achieved overnight, but requires a lot of trials and tribulations. ren zhengfei's road to success is full of challenges and adversity. he is well aware of the competitive pressure of technology and has always maintained a high level of investment in technology research and development. when huawei was rising, ren zhengfei's decision to pour resources into software, technology updates and research and development ultimately established its market position.

chen dongsheng reviewed the growth of chinese business from a historical perspective, pointing out that the diversified development in the past was due to the need for "land grabbing and barbaric growth", but it may eventually be eliminated by the times. he emphasized that we should continue to invest our core resources in our main business and continue to invest in research and development like ren zhengfei, which is the true meaning of entrepreneurship.

from a technical perspective, machine translation is gradually becoming an indispensable part of our daily lives. it can not only translate one language into another, but also help people break down language barriers and achieve cross-cultural and cross-regional communication. however, machine translation faces challenges, such as accuracy, fluency, and limitations in understanding context. with the continuous development of artificial intelligence technology, machine translation technology will become more accurate and natural, bringing more possibilities for the development of a globalized society.

however, the essence of machine translation is to learn from a large amount of text data, which is in some inherent conflict with the pursuit of entrepreneurship. entrepreneurship requires inspiration and a vision for the future, rather than relying solely on the assistance of technology. therefore, machine translation, as a tool, can help entrepreneurs to more efficiently exert their advantages, but ultimately they still have to rely on human wisdom and experience to guide decision-making.