Ningning grew even more perplexed upon hearing this, "Then why don't you go talk to Dianping? Haven't they become your only choice?"
"Because I'm not sure about Dianping's current stance," Cheng Zhu replied.
He had always intended to mentor Ningning, so he did not mind discussing various business strategies with her in detail.
After all, the two maintained a "Business is Business" understanding, and work was the only opportunity for them to interact comfortably at present.
"How did last year's 'ride-hailing war' end?" he asked.
"Didi and Kuai Di merged, then they unified to fight against Uber," Shen Qingning replied.
The ride-hailing war of 2014 was also one of the eight major battles in the internet sector.
At that time, it was essentially Shuang Ma flexing their muscles, backed by Tencent and Alibaba.
In just four short months, the two sides burned through nearly 2 billion.
Then, at the beginning of 2015, both sides announced a merger and shook hands to make peace.
