This podcast claims that Greater Bay Area from China will overtake Silicon Valley this decade. It explores what made Silicon Valley unique and why GBA around Shenzhen has all but one advantage, but on the upside has 4 advantages that Silicon Valley does not have

This podcast explains why China is poised to become the leader in the healthcare revolution for this decade. The reasons are due to its infrastructure investment, AI and digital adoption rate, improvement in equipment and biotech suppliers, and a clear government blueprint and support.

This podcast claims that Greater Bay Area from China will overtake Silicon Valley this decade. It explores what made Silicon Valley unique and why GBA around Shenzhen has all but one advantage, but on the upside has 4 advantages that Silicon Valley does not have

This podcast explains the challenges China has with a fast ageing population; how it originated and what can be done about it. I discuss how China could avoid the fate of Japan with its ageing population, that was one of the main drivers for its economic slowdown. Data of the recent census of China is shared to substantiate the change and problem

In this second episode on the Electrical Vehicle Industry in China, I talk about how China is differentiating with smaller cars, smart mobility and going global fast. I touch on the challenges that Tesla has in China and what that means for them. Finally, I explain why I believe China will lead the EV markets globally.

In this podcast, I explain why and how China has been investing more than any other country in EVs and the infrastructure. I shed light on how Tesla is the top EV car brand in China, but is getting challenged now by a mini-EV from GM join-venture and by new data policies from government. I elaborate on how 500 Chinese EV car companies are making the EV car of the future by focusing on smart mobility and new battery business models.

I explain how China is regulating its market against anti-monopoly. This is not intended to limit or control China's Big Tech, but to protect consumers, competitors, merchants and the market to grow more healthily. It should help China become more innovative faster, give more room for startups to grow and prepare Big Tech to compete outside China with same weapons.

In this podcast, I explain how China has turned a desert the size of France into a green habitat. This is about restoring nature that China destroyed over hundreds of year time by agriculture, farming and tree cutting. What China did to regreen the Loess Plateau is en example of how we could turn every desert in the world back to a natural ecosystem.

This podcast explains how China is catching up with US on building a semiconductor industry. I separated the different parts of the process and expertise in these areas so we can see where China needs to focus on to catch up.

In this podcast the goals of the annual two sessions of 2021 are explained and what they mean for China's economic development, technology, societal goals including urbanisation, healthcare and environment as well as Belt & Road and Military plans. Hong Kong is also covered as one of the main decisions of the sessions.