Ma Liyun gave a positive assessment.
The two companies were constantly competing behind the scenes, fighting all the way from e-commerce and express delivery to the food delivery and Group Buy industries. Yet, they also held shares in each other's companies. It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say they had a love-hate relationship.
"Are you worried that Pinbei's market share will surpass Ah Li's?"
the reporter asked again.
"The cake will only get bigger. I believe that in the process of Pinbei chasing Ah Li, or Ah Li maintaining its lead, the entire industry will be driven forward.
Competition isn't a bad thing. It allows the people at Ah Li to see their own shortcomings more clearly, and it also forces the e-commerce industry to come up with more innovative models and higher-quality services.
Ultimately, users will vote with their feet. Whoever can truly solve their needs will be the one to stand on firmer ground."
