Rumors of "Wong Kwong Yu being investigated" pushed Gome and Wong Kwong Yu to the cusp of the storm.

Rumor has it that Chinese business legend and Wong Kwong Yu, chairman of Gome's board of directors, have been arrested for several days by the Beijing Public Security Bureau Ad hoc group.

It is rumored that the Chinese richest man, who once ran the three Hurun edition of the 100 richest list, was suspected of manipulating the market and manipulated the price of ST Jintai, a Huang Junqin owned by his brother.

However, it was reported yesterday (24) that Wong Kwong Yu had already gone home, but he did accept a police investigation.

On the above rumors and reports, Gome issued a statement that the management is verifying the relevant circumstances. At present, Gome has not received any legal documents related to rumors.

Whether Wong Kwong Yu has been investigated and whether he has manipulated the market or not? Before the police had confirmed, the rumor was a rumor.

In fact, in the context of the current financial crisis sweeping the world, and standing in the perspective of protecting private enterprises, we hope that Wong Kwong Yu really has nothing. He is only a routine investigation with the police.

However, it is an indisputable fact that the news of the recent problems of private entrepreneurs is one after another: for the alleged crime of illegally absorbing public deposits and Deliberately Destroying Accounting vouchers, Tao Shoulong, chairman of Zhejiang's largest printing and dyeing enterprise, Jiang long Holdings Group Limited, was recently arrested by the Shaoxing County People's Procuratorate. Xie Bing, chairman of the National People's Congress and chairman of Sichuan Han Tang Industrial Company, was arrested by hundreds of millions of yuan for illegal fund-raising by Dazhou police. Zhuhai billionaire Zheng Zhenqi was suspected of taking office encroachment, embezzling funds and offering bribes.

The growth of private entrepreneurs is very difficult. It is even more difficult to build a large private enterprise.

Emotionally speaking, we very much hope that our private enterprises can grow into modern enterprises with international competitiveness. Our private entrepreneurs can become models of social morality and responsibilities.

Unfortunately, many entrepreneurial heroes and wealth models often destroy the growth of enterprises that are hard to grow because of their unlimited greed and personal desire for wealth.

Wong Kwong Yu, the "richest man", is not the first time to fall into the right and wrong. As early as 2006, Wong Kwong Yu brothers had been investigated by the relevant departments for their "first barrel of gold" suspected of illegal loans of 1 billion 300 million yuan.

Only then did Huang brothers complete their retirement.

If we say that the torture of the original sin pattern of some private entrepreneurs can be attributed to the fact that the domestic market order is far from perfect and the development path of the private enterprises is far from being standardized and clear, the time when the capital market is becoming more and more strict and the supervision is becoming more and more stringent, the traditional thinking of digging the "first pot of gold" has been used to do business and even continue to play the game of "money" with fluke.

The era of "fish in troubled waters" has gone forever.

Wang Jianzhong, the boss of Beijing first investment advisor limited, has released the biggest personal ticket in the history of the securities and Futures Commission, which is 125 million yuan.

As a company, the foundation of the company is to expand and strengthen its own entity instead of playing capital games after having money and dreaming of "empty handed White Wolf".

As a matter of fact, when the enterprise is ready, the public will agree, and the society will pay more for it.

On the contrary, or manipulating market cash, or illegally collecting money, they will only lift their own stones.

Of course, if Wong Kwong Yu is investigated because of manipulating the market, it also shows that our market supervision system needs further improvement. We must force the rich to abide by the rules by the rules of the system, so as to ensure the healthy development of the enterprises.

This is especially true at the time when market confidence needs to be restored.

Therefore, Wong Kwong Yu's rumours were not only a wake-up call for the responsibilities of private entrepreneurs, but also a higher demand for market regulation.

Responsible editor: vivi