Why the US is Losing the Tech War With China?

[johnli]

It's an honour to know you and to be able to follow you, professor.

[ganboonmeng]

Actually..just compare...the quality of education....You can't dominate tech...without the engineers...

[JIANGTG]

1. It is not surprising that the US is losing the technical war with China. The reason is that the us does not know the Chinese saying " FOOLISH OLD MAN CAN REMOVE MOUNTAINS " ( 愚公移山 ）。
2. Numerous people in China are firm believers in overcoming all sorts of obstacles / mountains in relatively short period of time. They are hard-working, innovative, etc. Facts speak much louder than words....

[eugenewu]

When I was in the working forces， I noticed one thing which is weekend work overtime, I always say yes, most workmates gave the excuse is watching football game.

[raymondkanda-kabamba]

What does this neologistic concept mean? «over-capacity» especially for a so "forward-looking" chinese 6G-economy.

[ascoaptwwasmqx]

China did not succeeded in socialism, the first country to provide basic income to all its citizen will be the first country to succeed in socialism. It is more likely one of the Europe country will achieve this first. Today, whenever you buy Chinese goods, the qualities risk is not as good as Japan, Germany or USA yet since its consumers right is not as strict as those developed countries.

[michaelkoh]

Chinese methods for modernisation and globalisation is inclusive and positive. Not zero sum game where for one to win another must lose.

[blue_eagle]

张维为 is purely THE best think-tank scholar in China ( one of the best in the world)

[周先生-fn]

I am a scholar well educated in Chinese and English. Prof. Zhang is the mainland scholars I respected most.

[wnklee]

I wanted to subscribe to this channel but most is only in Chinese.

[silversurfergw]

Semiconductors is something that China need to overcome.