Whether it is good or not is a matter of opinion. Through the grapevine, Silas' boss was once the vice president of Boya. Chairman Boya is a well-trained person. He once did research and development in Pfizer, a global pharmaceutical giant, leading the research and development of new drugs listed globally, and later returned to China to establish Boya. A few years later, sirrah's boss came out to work alone. But sirrah, for example, didn't take the right path, and did a lot of things like digging corners, making up black materials and spreading rumors. For example, a senior salesman was hired by multiple salaries, and this salesman left sirrah a few months later. When Boya went public and was acquired, it was said that Boya's boss would flee to the United States with the money. Boya filed a lawsuit against a listed company, fabricating the break of Boya's capital chain. Supposedly, the market is big enough, not to mention two excellent enterprises. But it's a bit shabby to always rely on rumors to look good. I don't like this company style. For example, BGI, a leader in the field of genetic testing, has many people coming out to start businesses, and this is Xiao Hua. Boss Xiao Hua hasn't seen anyone say that his old club Huada isn't. In addition, Boya is not only doing stem cell storage, but also buying overseas equipment companies, with a long industrial chain. In terms of scale, Silas and Ben can't reach the order of magnitude of Boya.