"Homework Doing Co., Ltd.": Reminds me of my childhood memories and entrepreneurial dream

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In May of this year (2017), I accidentally received a letter from Tianpei Publishing House. The editor said that he had seen my article (opens in a new tab) on the Internet, and he also expressed his concern for me and “Homework Doing Co., Ltd. (opens in a new tab)” left a deep impression on me. In view of the 20th anniversary of the publication of the Chinese version, the publisher hopes to launch a new revised edition. I hope to excerpt a piece of my text and put it into the new book as a recommendation.

I should be considered to have grown up reading the children’s books translated by Ms. Ling Yue, right? Especially “Homework Doing Co., Ltd.” and “Chocolate War”, these two books left the deepest impression on me. …Looking back now, maybe it was certain that I would embark on the journey of starting a business (or so-called “freelance worker”). I was quietly inspired when I read “Homework Doing Co., Ltd.” back then, right?

I readily agree to this matter and am happy to see the results. After all, the children’s book “Homework Doing Co., Ltd. (opens in a new tab)” means a lot to me, and I am very grateful for its companionship. Recalling when I read this book when I was a child, I lamented that I couldn’t finish my homework and also had the idea of ​​​​starting a business.

I am really happy to see this book appear again in front of me. It seems to have brought back the beautiful memories of my childhood and also evoked my dream of literary creation. The only regret is that the translator Ling Yue (opens in a new tab) and the author Furuta Ashikabi (opens in a new tab) both passed away one after another.

In gratitude for the contributions of these two literary creators, I was reminded of my childhood memories while reading “Books Doing Homework Co., Ltd. (opens in a new tab)”. Of course it is not advisable to do homework for others, but what if you start a company that provides consulting services? For new startup teams, if they can start from the perspective of “solving problems”, I think it will be a good entry point!

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