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[标签:标题] 篇一：马云德国演讲 China#39;s Internet tycoon Jack Ma, founder of giant online merchant Alibaba, gave a glimpse of thefuture when he demonstrated a new e-payment system using facial recognition at the CeBIT IT fairin Germany. Criss-crossing the stage in the style of a Silicon Valley pioneer late Sunday, Ma showed off thetechnology that uses facial recognition from a smartphone camera selfie as a digital signature,saying he had just used it to send a gift to the mayor of the event#39;s host city of Hanover. Ma, a former teacher, is known for thinking big, and at this week#39;s CeBIT he was the keynotespeaker, addressing an audience that included German Chancellor Angela Merkel. 名人演讲视频：马云德国汉诺威展演讲全程 Like many other companies from the event#39;s official partner country China, Alibaba -- flush withcash from a massive stock listing -- is looking beyond the borders of its huge domestic market of1.2 billion people, to the world. Ma enthused that, while the industrial revolution freed workers from hard labour, the digitalquot;revolution... liberates the strength of the human brainquot;. quot;It#39;s not the technology that can change the world, it#39;s the dreams behind the technology thatchange the world,quot; the 50-year-old told the audience, adding that his dream was to help smallenterprises sell on a global market. Ma has not hidden his global ambitions and has cited as his models global companies such as Wal-Mart, IBM (NYSE: IBM - news) and Microsoft (NasdaqGS: MSFT - news) . In January at the World Economic Forum in Davos, he said his target was two billion Alibaba usersworldwide, compared to 334 million quot;active buyersquot; in December, and a global version of Taobao,the sales site that cemented his dominance in China.- Global ambitions - Some observers think Alibaba could one day rival the US online giants eBay and Amazon, or justbuy them. quot;Many people think that#39;s a road that they may pursue, since it would be so expensive to buildtheir own br