Is it really that crazy now for someone born in the 00s? Take 16-year-old CEO Yu Yan as an example—her sudden rise to internet fame isn’t just about her age, but also about the way she speaks. Her “humble words†have sparked a lot of debate online.
During a TV show, the young CEO came across as surprisingly mature and even a bit arrogant. She mentioned that while she had received millions in investments and bonuses, many adults were still playing games like King of Glory and earning only a basic salary, living off their parents for years. This comment didn't sit well with many netizens, who found her attitude out of touch.
Upon further investigation, it turned out that the 00s-born CEO isn't as simple as she seems. Her father, Yu Huafeng, is a legal representative for seven companies, a shareholder in six, and an executive in eight. However, the company she founded over a year ago is still considered a “shell company,†raising questions about its real value and operations.
With big tech giants like Tencent, Alibaba, and Amazon constantly pushing boundaries, Noah’s vision might seem impressive at first glance. But when you look at the reality—like a CEO who's still in school and ideas that haven’t been fully realized—it's hard to believe how the company could be valued at 125 million. The gap between hype and reality is becoming more obvious, and people are starting to question whether this is all just a clever marketing move or something more substantial.
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