| Message: | My friend recommended me to read a book. The title of the book is “courage to be hated”. It is said that it has dominated the first place in the sales list of Japanese books for 300 consecutive days. It's a set of great life philosophy: I have courage, so I'm not afraid of being hated. After reading it, I repeated it for a while. It's very interesting. Being hated may not be necessarily a bad thing. I was wondering, what would happen if a hydraulic valve manufacturer was also hated by its peers?
Some people say that being hated by others may also be a fortune. It is a very interesting point of view.
Last month, an Indian hydraulic valve customer privately said that a very strong hydraulic valve manufacturer in Ningbo hated AAK hydraulic valves. I was a little confused at that time. After reading the book "the courage to be hated", I was a little relieved. I think the other way around. A strong hydraulic valve peer especially hates AAK hydraulic valve, which actually sends a signal to AAK hydraulic valve. AAK must have something that he doesn't have, but he wants something. Therefore, I would like to thank this strong hydraulic valve peer. It is the peer's disgusting expression that helps AAK identify its own advantages. In fact, this peer also makes endorsement for AAK at the customer. Think so, why not be relieved?
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Is this a real buying request?