Entrepreneurship and innovation are essentially the same, and "innovation" itself means the beginning. Innovation and entrepreneurship are processes from scratch. First of all, from the perspective of entrepreneurship, we understand that entrepreneurship in a narrow sense means doing business, and it will also provide certain jobs until it becomes bigger and stronger. In a broad sense, entrepreneurship can also refer to expanding on the original basis, and specifically to enterprises, it can be to broaden sales channels, business types, business types and so on. And in the process of planning this expansion, how can there be no idea? So naturally it's time to innovate. Isn't the enterprise becoming stronger in the process of continuous expansion, improvement and reform, so it can be said that entrepreneurship is a kind of "spiral" innovation. Secondly, from the perspective of innovation, innovation is interpreted as: first, renewal; Second, create new things; Third, change. Some people say that innovation includes entrepreneurship. I think this can be said, but it is not comprehensive. Innovation can be in all aspects, and entrepreneurship can specifically refer to "creating new enterprises"; However, if we just think like this, it will be narrow, because the scope of "karma" cannot be clearly defined, and the explanation of "karma" is also a hundred schools of thought contend. Therefore, at present, innovation is an extension of entrepreneurship.