Harvard Economist Reveals Shocking SECRET About China in 2025

What is the truth about China? In today's video I highlight the analysis of Keyu Jin, a Harvard educated Professor who works at the London School of Economics. Keyu Jin is one of the most outstanding voices on China and her rational analysis on China helps reveal the true state of the Chinese economy and the future of China.

0:00 - Intro to Keyu Jin
1:30 - Why the West Misunderstands China
2:00 - China's Long Term Economic Plans
3:17 - The Future of Chinese Manufacturing
4:12 - Does China Produce Too Much?
5:20 - How the Chinese Government Invests
6:17 - The Truth of Green Energy
6:58 - Zbiotics Sponsor
8:32 - Why the West Can't Decouple from China
10:26 - Why US Companies Still Need China
11:40 - Why Apple Needs China
13:02 - Is "America First" Good for the World?
13:56 - How the US Government Uses Sanctions
15:32 - Conclusion and Recap

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[CyrusJanssen]

Thanks to ZBiotics for sponsoring today’s video 😃

[SupernovaQ]

Ask me and every Sudanese citizen you can find and they will tell you the same thing. The US crippled us with economic sanctions to make us comply to thier whims, while China assisted us in every possible way and respected our right to govern ourselves the way we want.

[fahrrurrozi]

Before China, no one could compete with the U.S. economy, not even Russia, which was far behind America. No one would dare challenge the U.S. But now, with China’s rise, the whole landscape has changed. Russia challenges the U.S. in military matters, while China competes with the U.S. in the global economy. The world today is no longer as dependent on America as it once was. There will be many interesting things that we will see in the future.

[Adogsmate]

They don't misunderstand China, they don't like China's rise, or India, or Iran, Russia, or anyone for that matter.

[jairohunter]

THANKS TO CHINA THE world is growing, GOD BLESS CHINA 🤗 👍

[ShadowbannedEntity]

Instead of arming Taiwan, Ukraine and Israel; US tax payer money should be spent on infrastructure, healthcare, education, homelessness etc.

Instead of pursuing delusions of grandeur, the US should seek mutually beneficial cooperation with the rest the world.

[henrikissagoolian]

Respect to China, just check China 40 years ago and now. World needs to watch and learn from each other. Just Stop War.

[paulbo]

Well said "no one says there's an overcapacity of American iPhones"

[richardpetrovic]

All chinese, who I met are hardworking. This is the clue to their success.

[Arnsteel]

I’m an American. And I love China. And Russia. They shouldn’t be viewed as enemies but competitors. And competitors to learn from. We have differences but respect their accomplishments. And don’t straw man them as an enemy.

[stupendas]

The slowdown in China is at 5% growth which would make any North American or EU country very envious. For years, I remember when they kept saying that China can grow fast because their economy is very small. Now, China's economy is the biggest in the world and they are still growing at way above average

[DianeLowery-cttg]

I appreciate your coverage of a subject we do not get access to in our news.

[RespectOthers]

The fact that the Ford CEO loves driving his imported Xiaomi EV speaks volume.

[TituIshtiaque]

We just visited China, Kunming Shanghai shangdong, our opinion India is 30+ years behind china.
USA Europe 10+ years behind china, maximum sectors

[Adrian_Nel]

Nobody can deny...1) the Chinese think long term,
the Chinese work hard.
the Chinese are smart.

Few would say the same of America (as a whole) [Except maybe the work hard thing.]

[merey]

I'm retired at 27, went from Grace to Grace. This video here reminds me of my transformation from a nobody to good home, honest wife and 35k biweekly and a good daughter full of love ❤

[tuppenceworth]

The IMF has estimated a GDP growth rate of 4.6% for China this year while the G7's average growth is forecast to be less than 1% (US highest at 2.1%, Germany lowest at 0.5%). The average GDP growth for the world is estimated to be 3.1%.

[EpickyHrac]

Sending Love to China with my Comment from Slovakia ❤❤❤ Our Prime Minister Fico was in China ❤❤❤ I will be in China in future ❤❤❤

[learnbycoding]

To be honest, I do not believe that there is any misunderstanding. The western leaders are clearly aware of China's capabilities. They are very smart people; all the claims are for political intentions. When people have to choose between moral behaviors and benefits/interests, people tend to choose the latter. This is just human nature.

[KirenKK-tepb]

China has the strength of cultural resilience as she is a 4000 years old civilization. She has hardworking people currently empowered by technological infrastructure and skillsets. China has the maturity to sustain and preserve her " meritorious gains" without succumbing to vagaries of Global economic imbalances. In simple terms she is self sustaining and self reliant whilst optimally Global. She has the capability of providing for stringent quality control Global markets and also for budget friendly functional standards of Global market. In a way China has in fact brought technology to all levels of commoner aspirations cost effectively.