No.
But Su Huai made it possible for her to have it.
And under such a precondition, if there happens to be a good friend who owns shares in ByteDance...
Yes, that's you, my dear father!
Experts play chess and think ten moves ahead; grandmasters think fifty moves ahead; AlphaGo doesn't think -- it exhausts all possibilities!
Su Huai planned all the way to two years later — what level is that?
He is not one to brag about himself, so let's just say he's about 1.5 dogs.
So from any perspective, Xingyu is critical — the money it makes is not important; what's important is the influence it can bestow upon Su Huai.
In this regard, his interests are highly aligned with all partners.
What?
You want to ask, isn't exchanging shares also Xingyu's business, what does it have to do with Su Huai personally?
Please, we're at this point now, I, as the driving force behind all of this, taking a bit of personal stock from your parent ByteDance company, isn't too much, right?
