| China\'s e-commerce started in the 1990s in March 1999. Ma Yun founded Alibaba in Hangzhou and received a $5 million investment in Goldman Sachs at the end of the year.
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��������In May 1999, the 8848 e-commerce website was formally established and developed rapidly, and it was invested by Softbank and IDG VC.
�������In August 1999, Shao Yibo founded the first C2C e-commerce platform in China, “EBay”.
���������In June 1999, Tang Haisong founded Yitang Network in Shanghai.
�������In November 1999, Dangdang was officially opened.
����������Now people can still name the name of Ma Yun\'s Alibaba, subject to the infrastructure conditions at that time, e-commerce more stay at the information docking level. Routine product distribution and online payment issues are not well addressed, and people have not developed the habit of online shopping, so that overall development is limited.
There are three major opportunities for e-commerce development
�������Until 2003, the year when SARS struck, it ushered in the spring of e-commerce development. It was also that year that Alibaba set up Taobao, entered C2C, and launched Alipay in October. Foreign giant eBuy also bought eBay for $150 million in the same year.
There are three major opportunities for e-commerce development this year:
First, SARS has made everyone afraid to go out and try to choose online shopping, which has raised user habits to some extent.
Second, the rapid development of the logistics industry has become an important external condition for the development of e-commerce.
Third, the completion of the payment system provides the possibility of online transactions.
These three constitute the basic premise of the rapid development of the caller.
The second wave of e-commerce
������Then there was a second wave of e-commerce, Tmall, Jingdong, Vipshop, Jumeiyoupin, Excellence, Vanke Eslite, Suning Yunshang and many other e-commerce platforms. The strongest development momentum is Jingdong, and it is increasingly showing a threat to Alibaba.
Third wave
��������With the advent of the mobile Internet, the third wave of e-commerce has also ushered in, mainly the service-type e-commerce (ie 020), cross-border e-commerce and community e-commerce have made great progress. In particular, 020 covers a service-oriented field that cannot be covered by e-commerce in the traditional Internet era, and a number of 020 companies covering multiple fields have emerged. Cross-border e-commerce, mainly divided into two parts, part of the extension of the original domestic large-scale e-commerce platform, including Tmall International, Taobao Global Purchase, Jingdong Overseas Station, etc., and part of the new platform, including newbecca, NetEase Pull, ocean pier, etc.
������And the community-based e-commerce companies such as Mushroom Street, Mibe, and Luo Ji thinking are approaching, and the future e-commerce will be more precise and diversified. For example, when the refrigerator becomes a mobile terminal in the future, it monitors the food in the refrigerator in real time and long-term, and it automatically delivers regular merchandise distribution to the selected supplier, making it easier to select and purchase. And effective. |
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