Start daydreaming from the closure of Min's Blog

It has been a while since the Mins Blog was shut down, and many people have been clamoring about the impending winter of Web 2.0 or even the Internet. Haha, let's not bother with what those brainless people are babbling about because it made me think of some other interesting things. Back in college, I was already working in foreign-funded insurance companies. At that time, there was little concept of life insurance domestically, and there was some apprehension towards foreign enterprises, after all, people were paying real money, with an investment period of several decades, and they feared any unforeseen events. "What will we do if the foreigners go bankrupt?" This was probably the sentiment of most citizens.

Of course, this is a misunderstanding; the domestic insurance industry generally does not allow bankruptcies. You can refer to the interpretation provided by the Insurance Regulatory Commission and national legislation: Article 84 of Chapter Three of the Insurance Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates: "An insurance company engaged in life insurance business shall not be dissolved except for division or merger."...

Shall we continue further? Let me know!