Hospitalized during the trial run of our first all-water-based factory, I watched my team deliver a flawless commissioning without on-site leadership. This was not just a tech breakthrough, but proof of our "Shared Mission & Efficient Self-Governance" culture. I realized: a sustainable founder underpins a sustainable business.

Profitable with our water-based leather business after securing investment, we repurchased equity using profits. Sticking to the "Mature Tech Nurtures Cutting-Edge R&D" model, we maintained financial and strategic independence. We resisted short-term capital temptations to focus on our long-term roadmap: bio-based materials → water-based safe production → high-value recycling.

A computer science graduate turned entrepreneur, I codified our expertise into national and industry standards, and was elected to the National Artificial Leather Standardization Committee. Our sustainable practices evolved from a corporate effort to an industry consensus, achieving social value beyond business.