Rebirth of a Top Student's Handbook

Chapter 166 Director Yang's Questioning

Teacher Gong spoke without looking to the side, his tone as calm as if this were just an ordinary meeting.

However, Zhou Min was very clear that if her intellectual property company were to be established, she would have a lot of dealings with the Science and Technology Bureau.

Seeing that Zhou Min remained silent, Gong Yu continued, "The Science and Technology Bureau and the Intellectual Property Office have a lot of working contact. Director Yang is also quite familiar with the situation at the Intellectual Property Office. You can ask him any questions you have later."

"it is good!"

Zhou Min's nervousness gradually subsided under Teacher Gong's calm tone.

When the two arrived at the restaurant, they found that the person they were looking for was already there.

This is a private restaurant. Teacher Gong seemed to know the place very well. He didn't need a waiter to lead the way and walked to his reserved private room with ease.

Zhou Min followed behind Teacher Gong. As soon as they entered the private room, a middle-aged man in his forties came to greet them.

"Hahaha, Professor Gong, you've finally arrived! I thought you were held up by something else again!"

Upon hearing this, Gong Yu smiled and explained, "Sorry, there was a bit of traffic on the way."

After Gong Yu finished speaking, he stepped aside to make way for Zhou Min behind him and introduced her: "Zhou Min, this is Director Yang of the Science and Technology Bureau, who is mainly responsible for science and technology-related work."

"This is Zhou Min, my student. She is currently planning to open an intellectual property company. She came here today mainly to ask you some questions, Director Yang."

Upon hearing this, Zhou Min quickly stepped forward and greeted him, saying, "Director Yang, I'm sorry to bother you."

Director Yang chuckled and replied, "You flatter me, you flatter me. Comrade Zhou is truly a young and promising man!"

Because of work, Yang Cheng had dealt with Professor Gong many times, but this time was the first time Professor Gong had taken the initiative to contact him since they had known each other for so long.

So even though the girl in front of him looked obviously young and naive, Yang Cheng did not underestimate her at all.

Someone who could get Professor Gong to specifically seek their introduction must have something extraordinary about them.

Sure enough, after the three of them sat down, Yang Cheng's expression changed as soon as Zhou Min started talking about her company's development plan.

As the cultural, economic, and political center of China, the capital has always kept pace with the times and led other provinces and cities in all aspects of development.

In recent years, with the implementation of national intellectual property policies, intellectual property agencies have sprung up like mushrooms after rain.

However, these companies are completely different from the company Zhou Min wants to start; these companies do not have much technological content or cost investment.

They simply charge companies high agency fees, then have professional patent engineers help these companies write their existing technologies into patent applications in the official format, and then follow up step by step according to the official process to register these patents.

The application fees, review fees, and other expenses incurred during this period are all paid by the companies themselves.

Such companies don't require much investment; besides rent and utilities, the only other expense is the salaries of patent engineers.

As a result, many people who have been in the industry for two or three years, have some experience and connections, leave their original companies and start their own studios.

In their view, there's practically no cost involved; all they have to do is write an application, become their own boss, and all the profits are theirs.

Having seen many small companies like this, Yang Cheng never imagined there could be a company with such a completely different business model.

After Zhou Min finished explaining her plans, Yang Cheng still asked Professor Gong uncertainly, "Are you serious? You're not kidding me, are you?"

Although I know that Professor Gong is always serious and meticulous, this matter is still too unbelievable!

Moreover, Zhou Min looks so young; perhaps it's just a child's sudden whimsical idea.

Once they actually start doing it, they'll realize how unrealistic it is.

"Ask her," Gong Yu said calmly, sipping his tea.

Yang Cheng then turned his gaze to Zhou Min.

Seeing this, Zhou Min quickly put on a firm smile and said, "Director Yang, I have thought this through carefully. Because of family connections, I know many owners of small and micro enterprises, and many of them are struggling because they don't understand technology and products."

“In our school, many students and teachers have all sorts of creative ideas, but they have no way to put them into practice.”

"So I wanted to create a platform like this to help everyone succeed."

"Although the process may be difficult, I have the backing of Capital University, so my chances of success are relatively high."

Thanks to the online education platform, Zhou Min now knows most of the school leaders.

They still strongly encourage and support entrepreneurship.

Zhou Min felt that if the intellectual property company were established, it would benefit the school's teachers and students, and the school had no reason not to support it.

Upon hearing this, Yang Cheng glanced at Professor Gong again, and seeing that he did not refute it.

Yang Cheng hesitated for a moment, then took out his phone and made a call.