John Huang and a fellow student followed a well-worn path to the United States to soak up a Western education. But they both knew their success would blossom back home. A meeting over tea eventually led to one of China's premiere firms.
June 29, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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SHANGHAI � John Huang and Kevin Qian used to play basketball together at East China University of Politics and Law, where they were part of one of the school’s first classes following the Cultural Revolution.
“I would pass the ball to him because he was a better shooter,” Qian recalls.
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