Recognition and respect are needed for social entrepreneurs, who say that they are social entrepreneurs, but are no different from small self-employed people. The judges sitting in the business development cost review room lacked this point. Compared to only one month’s rent and a small subsidy that is close to social insurance, the language of power is exaggerated. CEOs who chose the path of poor social entrepreneurs because they truly wanted sharing and co-prosperity would rather have tied their shoelaces again as they left the interview room.  

(Dirty world where only the power of abuse increases!)

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