In the evening, inside a mansion on New York's Upper East Side.
Jeff Bezos sat on the sofa, holding a Motorola prototype in his hand.
Although Motorola was slightly behind Nokia in the development of 2G phones, as the dominant force in the mobile phone industry, it quickly caught up thanks to its profound technical expertise.
Bezos took out a Nokia phone and compared it with Motorola.
Both phones had full keyboards and supported internet access, texting, faxing, and other functions.
If one had to point out a difference, it was probably just the brands and that the reading software included in the phones was different.
Bezos recalled meeting Wang Jian once before, in front of the Random House building.
Back then, the other party was just a rookie best-selling author.
But who could have imagined that in just over half a year, the Asian boy's personal website had grown to such an extent.
