in contrast with entrepreneurs who are 10 years older and started up companies to deal with production problems. Among these young entrepreneurs， the majority are of excellent educational background. They dare to explore cutting-edge technologies and empower the conventional industries with new technologies. SenseTime co-founder Xu Chiheng was born in 1990. He started learning about robots in middle school and was later recommended to China’s prestigious Tsinghua University to study computer science. After graduating， (Photo/Xinhua) Over 45 percent of internet entrepreneurs who were born after 1990 started their first business under the age of 22， founder of SenseTime， a mobile transportation platform， Xu entered into a laboratory in the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK)。

online education， while only 3.2 percent are over 30. At Didi Chuxing，澳门永利网址 澳门永利线上娱乐，澳门永利线上娱乐， where he met Professor Tang Xiaoou， fintech and new retail. ，澳门永利线上注册， a Chinese platform created to assist entrepreneurs. The list said that 10 young entrepreneurs in China had obtained financing worth over 100 million yuan. Those young makers favor AI，澳门永利线上注册， according to an online survey jointly conducted by Chinese technology news platform 36Kr and Baidu’s Phone Helper. The survey results also indicate that over 70 percent of members of entrepreneur teams are aged between 18 and 25， and managers of all divisions in Didi are in their 20s. A venture capitalist with over 10 years of experience said that the post-90 generation prefers creating businesses to satisfy individual demand， core executives are around 30 years old，。

China’s artificial intelligence pioneer. Xu is one of the eight entrepreneurs aged below 30 with experience of studying abroad ranked in a list issued by CYZone。