Last year while backpacking in China, I realized that in West we have mixed feelings, opinions and views of China, some of which are fair.
However, it is also good to look what we can learn from the country which for centuries was a leading trading partner full of great inventions we still use today.
✔️ “Made in China” association of being cheap and low quality has dramatically changed in the past years. Chinese companies such as Huawei are becoming leaders in technology.
✔️ China is one of the leaders in terms of investments into artificial intelligence (AI).
✔️ More than 850M people were lifted up from extreme poverty over the last decades.
✔️ Power of a long-term vision supported by strong execution.
It’s clear that we cannot perceive China as “West copy cat” anymore. It seems like that very soon China will become a great example of innovation to West.
How do you perceive China and what we can learn from this country?
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