Qyer.com is a famous travel website in China. Users have relatively high loyalty to the brand and strong stickiness. In Cai Jinghui’s own words, Qyer.com is “the most unique travel website in China.”

Find what you love and stick to it

Compared to a successful businessman, Cai Jinghui looks more like a child who has not yet grown up. He wears a pair of blue-rimmed and black-rimmed glasses and a "Qiongyou" themed cultural shirt, looking rather bookish.

When asked why he chose it in the first placeLPFor such a tourism-related industry, he answered without hesitation: He loves it.

He said that during his four years in college, what really came in handy was not the knowledge he learned in class, but what a teacher said in the last class: Everyone has similar IQ and abilities. What can really benefit you is your fun. Find what you love, then stick with it and create your life.

"Life is nothing more than 'love and fear'. If I do what I like, I will be afraid of what I will lose. This situation will always happen, so I need to persevere." He was very calm.

After that, Cai Jinghui started on the road of dream building.

By chance, he read "Lonely Planet" and became very interested in this kind of travel guide. When he graduated, he wrote aLPThe China plan was sent to its founder, and both parties hit it off immediately. Cai Jinghui began his career inLPA seven-year journey.

201117001_17039LP, to develop the "Qiongyou" which was still very small at that time.

"That night I looked at the Antarctic night sky, thought for a long time, and emptied my mind. Finally, I thought: There is nothing to worry about, just do what you like. Then I made the decision, no matter what, follow your heart. I don't want to live like others."

fromLPTo Qiongyou, the "Never Island" for three people

When Cai Jinghui first joined Qionyou, there were only three people in the entire company.

"I was used to it at that timeLPLeaving a life of leisure and luxury, the salary suddenly dropped from 60,000 to 70,000 to 3,000, which was really difficult for a while. "It was during that time that he began to write articles for magazines to earn pocket money.

As time changes, Qyer.com becomes bigger and bigger. He showed us photos of the office from the beginning compared to today. Initially, thirty of them huddled in a cramped office, with a very long desk packed with people. Now, their new home is spacious, warm and colorful, like a "Never Island" holding their dreams.

Now, every year3000Thousands of Chinese travel with moneyAPPEmbark on a journey; a backpack produced by Qionyou,TT-shirts, "Qiong" brand, mobile phone cases and other peripheral items are selling like hot cakes, becoming a popular choice for many Qingqing travelerser; some users even spontaneously made promotional videos for Qiongyou's new products... Cai Jinghui said: "We just followed our hearts and did the right thing. The promotion and growth of Qiongyou are completed by our users."

The other shore is not somewhere, the world is different from now on

Cai Jinghui has traveled to many places, from the long sands of Egypt to the dancing and singing of Jordan, from the ice and snow of Norway to the peace and tranquility of Boudin, his footprints have spread all over the world.

“It doesn’t matter where you are, what matters is the people you meet. Cai Jinghui smiled and said, "Happiness does not come from the outside world, but comes more from one's own heart." "He said that traveling made him a more tolerant person and made him understand that people do not have to live in a certain way. Open your heart and people actually have more choices.

Later, Cai Jinghui introduced us to Qionyou.com"2015 Youth Plan" campus travel scholarship project. This program aims to help and encourage more college students to go out and fulfill their dreams through scholarships.

In the Q&A session, Cai Jinghui answered the question about the difficulty of starting a business: "Starting a business can also be an easy and happy thing. If you identify with your work from the bottom of your heart, then it is not a chore. When talking about recruitment standards, he said: "I actually don't value your major, but whether you love your career. Many of us were engaged in completely different jobs before joining Qionyou. ”