What the World Can Learn From China’s Innovation Playbook | Keyu Jin | TED

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  • čas přidán 14. 05. 2023
  • In the last few decades, China has gone from technological scarcity to abundance. What sparked this shift? Economist Keyu Jin explores how China has fostered a model of innovation unlike any other and shows why understanding its competitive, collaborative approach could benefit the world -- and perhaps demystify some contradictions.
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  • @takudzwamashamba7453
    @takudzwamashamba7453 Před 5 měsíci +20

    I stay in China, Shanghai. And technology makes life so convenient here. It makes it difficult to actually adapt to a life without this convenience. Props to China

  • @50cents668
    @50cents668 Před 8 měsíci +32

    Her father's background: Jin Liqun (Chinese: 金立群; born August 1949) is a Chinese politician, banker, and professor. He is currently the President of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB). He was formerly the Chairman of China International Capital Corporation, the Vice President of the Asian Development Bank, and the Vice Minister of Finance of the People's Republic of China.

  • @alexgoslar4057
    @alexgoslar4057 Před rokem +196

    Dear Keyu Jin, Chinese groundbreaking technology happened in the 9th Century BCE
    In the 9th Century BCE, the Chinese were able to melt iron like no other civilization at the time. This gave the ancient Chinese an economic advantage that lasted for hundreds of years. Besides smelting weapons, Chinese coins were minted and used as trading currency. Ancient China become the commercial leader which manifested itself in an industrial revolution. During these millennia Chinese silk became a thought-after commodity. In the 6 century BCE, silk Reached Germany via the Silk Road. Here too an increased affluence brought with it a wave of elevated cultural development.

    • @bensun5978
      @bensun5978 Před rokem +24

      The greatest breakthrough for Chinese civilisation is the mastery of climatic and weather patterns some 11, 000 years ago that made systematic and widespread agriculture successful.

    • @ganikus8565
      @ganikus8565 Před rokem +3

      Actually China has never been once the world highest GDP in its history !

    • @Markknightexeter
      @Markknightexeter Před rokem +1

      They invented fire?

    • @TheNefastor
      @TheNefastor Před rokem +9

      Yeah but that's a _Chinese_ innovation, and she's not talking about that China, she's talking about the PRC, in case you've missed her point that government is the big hero fostering innovation. Which is hilariously stupid.

    • @NoneofyourBusiness-gy9yw
      @NoneofyourBusiness-gy9yw Před rokem

      fast forward to 2019 where china groundbreaking technology created the *wuhan virus* and spread it around the world.

  • @user-rg7gg2vx7b
    @user-rg7gg2vx7b Před 8 měsíci +17

    And the young city of Hefei is also the research hub of nuclear fusion, quantum computing, and other fundamental science topics in China. Looking forward to what it would become in the next decades!😊

  • @kongkong1364
    @kongkong1364 Před rokem +18

    kudos to TED for providing a platform to voices of reasons in the face of the current anti-china tide. it's very courageous but i fear it won't be enough in the face of usa's 500-million anti-china propaganda budget

    • @vectorm4
      @vectorm4 Před rokem +2

      There is no "anti-China tide." There is an huge anti-CCP tide.

    • @ChillDfect
      @ChillDfect Před rokem +1

      @@vectorm4RIGHT!
      👍👍👍👍👍

  • @Lilz853
    @Lilz853 Před rokem +129

    2:01 - 2:15, Keyu spent most of her life in three places, both in China and West I reckon a lot of people in the comment section have never been to China themselves and only receive related news on BBC or other western media. And the thing that most people think they know more than Keyu is what I found the most hilarious.

    • @RobBank1985
      @RobBank1985 Před rokem

      I’ve been to China. She is delusional.

    • @peterlustig881
      @peterlustig881 Před rokem

      This TED talk Is pure bullshit, it is CCP-Propaganda! China have no inovation, just Copy-Pasta. BYD are inferior cars. The CCP does not have eradication poverty in there own Country, they just coin a new term "extreme poverty" and changed the poverty line, so less count as poor. The CCP/China is the most enviroment harming country on the globe. Pls, do your own research and do not belive this CCP-PROPAGANDA.

    • @donnydrumpf9563
      @donnydrumpf9563 Před rokem +22

      Exactly!!

    • @dumy3610
      @dumy3610 Před rokem +1

      Because they never want to learn and grow in the 21st century. They are so comfortable continuing to live in their frog pond. Their arrogance will take them to the lost world.🤣

    • @vectorm4
      @vectorm4 Před rokem +2

      Wu Mao.

  • @daniel7385
    @daniel7385 Před rokem +267

    One of the main reasons that China has come up so quick is the working class people, who has sacrificed a lot to society.

    • @blakeygames6084
      @blakeygames6084 Před rokem

      One of the main reasons that China has come up so quick is the -working class people- slave labor of demographic of poverty level paid workers, who has sacrificed a lot to -society- the CCP.

    • @donnydrumpf9563
      @donnydrumpf9563 Před rokem +33

      Yes, and that is not unique to China!! It happens everywhere, all the time!!

    • @orangutan4696
      @orangutan4696 Před rokem +8

      ​@@donnydrumpf9563 according to Vijay Prashad, Mao Cultural Revolution is the main reasons that China has come up so quick. Thanks to Mao, after 1949, 90% of the population, the Chinese farmers regained their self-dignity/human rights first time of China 5000 yrs feudal system civilization.

    • @donnydrumpf9563
      @donnydrumpf9563 Před rokem +11

      @@orangutan4696 I would agree with him, despite the facts that villagers are/were mostly farmers and they usually have less say in national politics...At least, Mao gave them opportunity to be able to read and work on their own land with the land reforms!!

    • @orangutan4696
      @orangutan4696 Před rokem

      @@donnydrumpf9563 Prior 1949, 85 to 90% of Chinese were illiterate; their social status were of the lowest.

  • @dianapoon9978
    @dianapoon9978 Před rokem +169

    Whatever her background, instead of belittling her message, one should be happy to have someone understanding both countries, knowing both their merits and weakness/inufficiencies, removing fear, doubts and misunderstandings among both politicians and common people. It is better for everyone when all countries can work together in fair and true healthy competition and grow together. In peace and not on the threat of war.

    • @rpgbb
      @rpgbb Před rokem +1

      You definitely have no idea about China or you play dumb

    • @Rhetoricalact
      @Rhetoricalact Před rokem +2

      Yeah, that's what she said but in fact she's spreading propaganda while the CCP shuts all the western views and voices to influence its people. So it's a one-way propaganda and infiltration.

    • @Demonsith12345
      @Demonsith12345 Před rokem

      This idea that other countries can work peacefully with the Chinese Communist Party flies in the face of reality. The leadership routinely censors, imprisons, and attacks its critics, from journalists to human rights lawyers to artists to social media personalities like Laowhy86 or SerpentZA; how can the CCP grow when it's this obsessed with face, and avoiding humiliation from any source? I think if the CCP really wanted to show the world they don't want to cause trouble, they should (at the very least) surrender their ownership claims to the sovereign country of Taiwan, as well as international/contested areas like the South China Sea or the Arunachal Pradesh.

    • @zenlei8258
      @zenlei8258 Před rokem

      Are you naive to try to understand the western cultures ?
      Anglo elite will throw you under the bus without a care of who you are. Anglo elite have no guilty to kill their own poor people.

    • @alone-tt8dg6ic6f
      @alone-tt8dg6ic6f Před rokem

      🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @gatesbisson5102
    @gatesbisson5102 Před 7 měsíci +10

    There is hope to find common interest nd combined our effort for the good of humanity. Overcoming fear, building trust should be the major objective between the US and China. Keyu Jin is an ambassador in promoting that mind set..

  • @skane3109
    @skane3109 Před 11 měsíci +84

    Keyu Jin’s talk communicates so many good insights into who China is and how our two countries and the world as a whole can prosper through healthy competition and mutual respect. Of course national security is important to all, but not everything is about national security. Creating a better world for our children and grandchildren must be our paramount goal. Share Wisdom not fear.

    • @DrJoySmithMaxwell
      @DrJoySmithMaxwell Před 8 měsíci +1

      Tell that bit about 'not everything being about national security' to those who suffer from Chinese government infringements on their territories! National security of a people must always come 1st & foremost, lest we repeat the errors of colonialism & devastation wreaked on indigenous peoples!

    • @supahsmashbro
      @supahsmashbro Před 8 měsíci +1

      @DrJoySmithMaxwell lol you compare fishing incidents to countlessdestruction of peoples, cultures, languages. Your average anglo

    • @iamhardwell2844
      @iamhardwell2844 Před 7 měsíci +1

      ​@DrJoySmithMaxwell did you mentioned NSA?

    • @patriot1564
      @patriot1564 Před měsícem

      She is lying, they are stealing and cheating the world.

  • @williamgarcia1909
    @williamgarcia1909 Před 9 měsíci +8

    DR. KEYU JIN, THANKS FOR SHARING UR WISDOM. GRATITUTE FROM A CHINESE FILIPINO.

  • @lombardo141
    @lombardo141 Před rokem +132

    The comment section gives me hope in humanity. 👍

    • @KnightsWithoutATable
      @KnightsWithoutATable Před rokem +15

      Yes, it looks like this is being spotted for what it is.

    • @EmmaNguyen-mg5xq
      @EmmaNguyen-mg5xq Před rokem +2

      Narrow-minded🤡🤡🤡🤡

    • @lombardo141
      @lombardo141 Před rokem

      @@EmmaNguyen-mg5xq when China stops stealing and actually makes something from the ground up then I will stop being narrow minded.

    • @KnightsWithoutATable
      @KnightsWithoutATable Před rokem

      @@EmmaNguyen-mg5xq We can Google her name. We know who she is. Outside of China, people can find things out like this and we don't like being lied to. So, we are going to mock it for what it is: lies and a failure at lying even.

    • @stellalai8032
      @stellalai8032 Před rokem

      Please let

  • @gideonsoegiarto2583
    @gideonsoegiarto2583 Před rokem +58

    To learn from other countries, we need first to be open mind and hearts.

    • @ZenLH
      @ZenLH Před 11 měsíci +3

      👍open your ear, your eye and your mind, or go to visit China to experience and learn from its

    • @ninh05
      @ninh05 Před 11 měsíci

      @@ZenLHfukk China, i wouldnt visit if you paid me.

    • @user-cd2uh5nk5d
      @user-cd2uh5nk5d Před 11 měsíci +5

      @@ZenLH I have been china several times, but nothing to learn. why don't you learn freedom and democracy first? Don't forget Deng Shao Ping's instruction.

    • @AbHarians
      @AbHarians Před 3 měsíci +1

      ​@@user-cd2uh5nk5d
      Freedom and democracy to invade other country?
      What rights that you have to invade Iraq? Do you own the world and even do you own the God kingdom?

    • @patriot1564
      @patriot1564 Před měsícem

      @@AbHarians you are misinformed,

  • @peterlim8416
    @peterlim8416 Před rokem +42

    I noticed many people arguing on the terms (innovation) she used, mistake (hefei is small town, average income of people) she made, or the background (considerably "wealthy" & "influencing" family) she is having. (mostly from China's haters)
    But not many catch the message she trying to deliver: mega-countries can cooperate, competition can be a great driving force for country advancement, sanction will eventually harm, not only your "enemy", but yourself.
    If US kept the hate in their heart, assuming competition is a threat, their downturn is projected.

    • @ninh05
      @ninh05 Před 11 měsíci

      Yeah, but China is gonna go down first. The US can come back after destroying China. India, vietnam, and other countries in the region will replace China production. Problem solved. Isnt it brilliant?!?! 😂😂😂

    • @XkaliburJ
      @XkaliburJ Před 10 měsíci

      US downfall is because they are anti competitive and does not want to share their technologies. They think they can monopolize the economy of other countries by putting up sanctions. That's just wishful thinking and believing they are some kind of Supreme Gods. Anw Good luck to them..

    • @patriot1564
      @patriot1564 Před měsícem

      You don’t know how China hates America, hatred America is their main propaganda

  • @rainmakeramg
    @rainmakeramg Před rokem +69

    I believe Jin didn't come from an ordinary family. She is well educated both in China and USA. She speaks American English without much Chinese accent. She is talented and has access to ALL resources necessary to her well-being. Good for her.

    • @pdsc
      @pdsc Před rokem +19

      Her father is Jn Liqun(金立群), if you googled this name, you will understand why did she defend the policy like this.

    • @user-rk3zz9ml8m
      @user-rk3zz9ml8m Před rokem +4

      yes,a very poor one, reading books by kindle lights when growing up

    • @louiswchan
      @louiswchan Před rokem +18

      ​@@pdsc Defend ? Where was this notion coming from.

    • @shawncheng404
      @shawncheng404 Před rokem +5

      Her father is Chinese finance minister.

    • @EnglishFuture-xg1gw
      @EnglishFuture-xg1gw Před rokem

      @@louiswchan she is a ccp mouthpiece

  • @ray8899
    @ray8899 Před 9 měsíci +2

    we are interested to see if there is any update for Prof Jin' view in Sept 2023

  • @readytoeatmeals
    @readytoeatmeals Před rokem +44

    An excellent speech, clear messages and totally logical.

    • @jarjarbinks3193
      @jarjarbinks3193 Před rokem +2

      "totally logical."
      For the Wumao world, not the real world.

    • @horridohobbies
      @horridohobbies Před rokem +3

      @@jarjarbinks3193 Expressing your bigotry.

    • @fs5775
      @fs5775 Před rokem

      @@horridohobbies Nope, expressing critical thinking. You wouldn't know about critical thinking if you were raised in Mainland China. They try to beat that stuff out of you at a young age. Just OBEY THE CCP.

  • @bobguard
    @bobguard Před rokem +62

    A fantastic and wonderful speech. A subtle and careful blend of exhortation to peace and collaboration to seek the greater good of humanity and recognition of fruitful competition to spur innovation.

    • @rpgbb
      @rpgbb Před rokem +2

      I want to smoke what you are smoking 🤣
      You definitely don’t know about China

    • @alyasagan3620
      @alyasagan3620 Před rokem

      ​@@rpgbbthat is why China is moving so fast and others cant move.

    • @maxidrivemaxidrive4330
      @maxidrivemaxidrive4330 Před rokem

      @@rpgbb Like you know???

    • @lophiz1945
      @lophiz1945 Před 11 měsíci

      Great speech, but the CCP has other plans. I don't think peace is a part of it.

    • @patriot1564
      @patriot1564 Před měsícem

      @@alyasagan3620 they steal and cheat us, they take advantage of our kindness and trust.

  • @theirsecretkey
    @theirsecretkey Před rokem +5

    wow 😮

  • @lpd7346
    @lpd7346 Před 3 měsíci

    Enjoyed the last part most, starting from the life change in 1997.

  • @bikesr2tired441
    @bikesr2tired441 Před rokem +15

    Wow look at all the downvotes. I wonder why.

    • @fs5775
      @fs5775 Před rokem +4

      TED is going to be seriously embarrassed by this

    • @MrMechasexual
      @MrMechasexual Před rokem +2

      Just showing some chinese manners~~ 🥳

    • @guilmarperez4674
      @guilmarperez4674 Před rokem

      That's because there are a lot of nationalist ignoramuses in the western sphere...

    • @tutu88524
      @tutu88524 Před rokem

      All from india people

    • @Rhetoricalact
      @Rhetoricalact Před rokem

      So much Chinese propaganda from her mouth. If anyone buys into her words, the person is very ignorant of China and what CCP wants to take from the world. The whole JuGuo concept she's boasting is actually just huge governmental subsidies on the next rising industries (EV, AI) to give Chinese companies unfair advantages against the private companies around the world.

  • @user-lo2se2ks8e
    @user-lo2se2ks8e Před rokem +3

    Here is a lady came to the U. S. She did not lose her head in the western world. Who is able to appreciate both cultures. She is smart and eloquent. She can speak with words that both worlds can understand. I would like to pay my respect to this lady. Oh. She is beautiful too.

  • @toh81390
    @toh81390 Před 11 měsíci +6

    well done TED let's the Money talks.

    • @catinbootsnow4267
      @catinbootsnow4267 Před měsícem +1

      As former US President Bill Clinton said, "It's the economy, stupid."

  • @kennyhunt7812
    @kennyhunt7812 Před rokem +29

    great talk well done!

  • @sherryguysher7040
    @sherryguysher7040 Před rokem +10

    I truly love this speaker, she is gorgeous.

    • @jeffjohnson5053
      @jeffjohnson5053 Před rokem

      Travel to vietnam, thailand, Taiwan, hong kong, phillippines, women like her are 50 cents a dozen.

    • @sherryguysher7040
      @sherryguysher7040 Před rokem +5

      @@jeffjohnson5053 50 cents for a female Harvard Ph. D?

    • @jeffjohnson5053
      @jeffjohnson5053 Před rokem

      @@sherryguysher7040 People who stay in school tooooo long, lacks common sense. And furthermore, she is NOT telling you the whole story. We all know, china has the WORST human rights record. Tens of millions of people died and is still dying today under beijing evil rule. Why is she not telling you this. Why don't you go search Uyghur genoicide of today in china. Beijing is currently murdering 3 million in Xinjiang and selling their body organs. Yes, you heard me correctly, selling their body organs.

    • @patriot1564
      @patriot1564 Před měsícem +1

      @@sherryguysher7040 I heard she can speak 5 languages and a top piano player

  • @verybang
    @verybang Před 11 měsíci +34

    this was so moving. she is such an inspirational person. the way she talked about us, as the big picture, as people who belong to this world, is breathtaking. she sees so much goodness, brings tears to my eyes.

    • @jooblet1975
      @jooblet1975 Před 10 měsíci

      boo hoo china is a victim
      The U.S. Department of Justice arrested two U.S. Navy sailors on national security charges relating to China on Thursday.
      It is unclear whether the two cases are connected in any way. The first sailor, a 22-year-old assigned to a vessel in San Diego, was arrested on an espionage charge relating to a conspiracy to share intelligence with a Chinese official.

    • @YCHTT
      @YCHTT Před 7 měsíci

      And it's criminal she got so little applause, this just showed you how brainwash people are by the US led West anti-China propaganda making them extremely uncomfortable whenever the word "China" pops up.

  • @clementgavi7290
    @clementgavi7290 Před 8 měsíci +1

    Excellent

  • @bellavista643
    @bellavista643 Před 8 měsíci +1

    As always… she is intelligent & charming 👍👏

  • @varunemani
    @varunemani Před rokem +14

    Audience - NOT GONNA CLAP , NOT GONNA CHEER!!
    End of presentaton - (Nervously looking at each other) So are we gonna do this anyway guys?..👏👏

    • @TheNefastor
      @TheNefastor Před rokem +5

      To be fair, this was the blandest, most generic clapping I've ever heard. Keyu should have given Ted ten extra bucks for an applause track.

    • @varunemani
      @varunemani Před rokem +2

      @@TheNefastor LOL, I know right.. 🤓😜👍 good point.

    • @donnydrumpf9563
      @donnydrumpf9563 Před rokem +1

      ​@@TheNefastor Yes, sure!! That's what will happen if you are talking to a bunch of brainwashed "intellectuals"!! Hahaha.. hahaha.. hahaha..

    • @donnydrumpf9563
      @donnydrumpf9563 Před rokem +1

      ​@@varunemani Yes, sure!! Commie Chinese is innovative?? How come?? It can't be possibly true!! Right, old kidd?? Hahaha.. hahaha.. hahaha..

    • @YCHTT
      @YCHTT Před 7 měsíci

      It's criminal she got so little applause, this just showed you how brainwash people are by the US led West anti-China propaganda making them extremely uncomfortable whenever the word "China" pops up.
      “We’ll know our disinformation program is complete when EVERYTHING the American public believes is false.” - William Casey ex CIA Director, Feb 1981
      "Propaganda is to Democracy what violence is to Totalitarianism." - Noam Chomsky

  • @tonyy1753
    @tonyy1753 Před 11 měsíci +27

    The world needs more mutual understanding not hatred based on differences, the world's needs peace not war due to misconception about each other. Ordinary folks like most of us, we need cheaper technologies to ensure the advancement for us all in the world, not using technology to make threats at each other

    • @EdScanlan-so1wz
      @EdScanlan-so1wz Před 9 měsíci

      But that is not how the politics work. The politician needs to invent a story to fear the voters to vote for them. Also they need to act as tough as they could to lure voters to vote for them in the name of whatever.... national security, patriotism etc so they could win and stay in power for another term. After that, it is not their business anymore as they all got fat pension salary to live for the rest of their life....

    • @hofamily6718
      @hofamily6718 Před 9 měsíci

      Do we give up ? If something does not work, change it. Or it will get worse. @@EdScanlan-so1wz

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    @CemAziz-ns7ey Před 19 dny

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  • @peterk5981
    @peterk5981 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Communal kitchens in the 80's ? This is quite dramatic opening but perhaps related to rather small towns and experienced among poor people. Teachers and technical cadres, city workers and already existing business people enjoyed their own individual apartments, after all, a lot of apartment buildings have already been constructed in thousands in a lot of cities.

  • @VincentShawYoutube
    @VincentShawYoutube Před rokem +15

    国家统计局首次承认:6.1亿人,月均收入不足1000元!The National Bureau of Statistics admitted for the first time: 610 million people, with an average monthly income of less than 1,000 yuan! $143 in China!!!!!!!!!!

    • @despro8088
      @despro8088 Před rokem +5

      yes including babies and students.

    • @Lilz853
      @Lilz853 Před rokem +3

      And elderly. All labour force and non labour force income are included in this statistics

    • @donnydrumpf9563
      @donnydrumpf9563 Před rokem +6

      So?? The Chinese living in rural villages, they don't even need RMBs!! They grow all their food, and education, basic healthcare is basically free!!! And, the best thing is they own their own house!! Hahaha.. hahaha.. hahaha..

    • @donnydrumpf9563
      @donnydrumpf9563 Před rokem +1

      @@Lilz853 Yes, exactly!!

    • @karenhsu3610
      @karenhsu3610 Před 4 měsíci

      That’s why Chinese government claims that China will remain a developing country for a very long time. It’s not a shocking news to us Chinese. We all know it. So why should the US be afraid of such a poor country, right?

  • @fvvf9569
    @fvvf9569 Před rokem +27

    if a technology only benefit a country is a waste, benefit the whole world is a success

    • @donnydrumpf9563
      @donnydrumpf9563 Před rokem +2

      True!! Well-said. Human progress should benefit all human-kind!!

    • @DubboU
      @DubboU Před rokem +8

      You can say that again to all the Western countries banning Chinese technologies and innovations, and gives them sanctions.

  • @calviniao6454
    @calviniao6454 Před 21 dnem

    Dr Jin, can you do a short talk and advice to Macau on how to diversify and rebrand in economic? @me please

  • @EnglishByORCJA
    @EnglishByORCJA Před 4 měsíci +1

    Thank you * * * * * * * * * *

  • @goldengregory1
    @goldengregory1 Před rokem +4

    Don't drink this coolaid. Traveling the world does not automatically provide one with a more correct or unique perspective of the world or even particular parts of the world, nor does one's own personal history. Thoughtful engagement with other points of view may provide an opportunity for insight, but a thesis based on that experience again does not necessarily give a person a more accurate understanding of any culture or system. It may allow a person a unique experience and an opportunity for obtaining knowledge from that experience but it does not in and of itself provide a basis from which to judge the accuracy of the presented thesis.

  • @Ditrix88
    @Ditrix88 Před rokem +150

    This talk is about local governments and the state in general helping to scale up production and deploy technology quickly. It's not really about innovation.

    • @mrtienphysics666
      @mrtienphysics666 Před rokem +9

      Indeed.

    • @Evaxsinhu
      @Evaxsinhu Před rokem +23

      But state backed research and developed is still ''innovation'' no?

    • @Ditrix88
      @Ditrix88 Před rokem +7

      ​@@Evaxsinhu yeah, but I'm not sure if she spoke about examples of state-backed R&D.

    • @Ditrix88
      @Ditrix88 Před rokem +28

      ​@@Evaxsinhu to be fair, she did say that she's not talking about "0 to 1" technological advancement, but I feel like the word "innovation" may not be the best word for what she's describing. It sounds like her main message is that China is much better at adopting technologies at scale due to state participation and intervention.

    • @mrtienphysics666
      @mrtienphysics666 Před rokem +8

      how can a confucianist and conformist society be creative, innovative, disruptive?

  • @sama-qi7ms
    @sama-qi7ms Před rokem +1

    look through different lens and learn what is behind of chine growth is interesting.

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  • @jameskwa
    @jameskwa Před rokem +3

    Long live China.🎉

  • @riser9644
    @riser9644 Před rokem +14

    The great cultural revolution don't forget people

    • @adamiskandar5107
      @adamiskandar5107 Před rokem +3

      Are we going to discuss the genocide of the American natives in early American history? The Rest of the World knows full well that America lost its moral high ground when they destroyed Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya and a host of other countries. Don't forget, people!

    • @riser9644
      @riser9644 Před rokem +1

      @@adamiskandar5107 that's the point American are discussing the atrocities on natives and black people, while in China you are jailed if you even bring up the great cultural revolution

    • @adamiskandar5107
      @adamiskandar5107 Před rokem +3

      @@riser9644 If there is free honest discussion by Americans on the genocide of native Americans and still nothing was done to rectify the atrocities committed, it means America as a nation is soulless and have lost the right to preach to others. Moreover your accusation that China would jail anyone who brings up the cultural revolution is not fact based. Will you be surprised that there are some Americans who believe that China is a freer and more democratic country than America? Don't be an arrogant American.

    • @riser9644
      @riser9644 Před rokem +1

      @@adamiskandar5107show me 1 debate in china about the revolution and civil war

    • @adamiskandar5107
      @adamiskandar5107 Před rokem +1

      @@riser9644 Do you read Mandarin?

  • @JW-dy8ru
    @JW-dy8ru Před rokem +45

    The applause was polite. Not so sure the audience was buying into it.

    • @peterlustig881
      @peterlustig881 Před rokem +1

      This smells like CCP-Propaganda to me. This TED talk Is pure bullshit! China have no inovation, just Copy-Pasta. BYD are inferior cars. The CCP does not have eradication poverty in there own Country, they just coin a new term "extreme poverty" and changed the poverty line, so less count as poor. The CCP/China is the most enviroment harming country on the globe. Pls, do your own research and do not belive this CCP-PROPAGANDA.

    • @TheNefastor
      @TheNefastor Před rokem +8

      They know a sceptic tank when they see one.

    • @ALWH1314
      @ALWH1314 Před rokem +11

      @@TheNefastor you can disagree but not to be rude.

    • @TheNefastor
      @TheNefastor Před rokem +4

      @@ALWH1314 hey, she started it.

    • @richmike2033
      @richmike2033 Před rokem

      @@ALWH1314 , the mainland is nothing but rude and being a bully. Pathetic to see her spew lie after lie. LMAO.

  • @voice_from_pizza
    @voice_from_pizza Před rokem +1

    Cleaner earth: hopefully our U.S. Congress (both House and Senate) will pass a comprehensive version of the PROVE IT bill, and establish a suitable regulatory framework for accurately measuring carbon emissions and creating a carbon intensity index.

  • @hpmoxie4660
    @hpmoxie4660 Před 11 měsíci +6

    Learn good things from each other!

    • @PhongTran-dp6sf
      @PhongTran-dp6sf Před 11 měsíci +1

      CC P stole good things from other

    • @donnydrumpf9563
      @donnydrumpf9563 Před 11 měsíci

      @@PhongTran-dp6sf hahaha.. hahaha.. hahaha.. So?? And, those others must be very stupid that the bad evil "CCP" can easily steal their good things from them, no, old kidd?? Hahaha.. hahaha.. hahaha..

  • @johnchan4136
    @johnchan4136 Před rokem +17

    It's all about how quickly any new technologies with great potentials can be put into the market and flourish...ie. an innova-product life cycle. You need a golden ratio of technocrats vs bureacrats to foster the management of such an optimized if not a minimized innova-product cycle. At the end of day, it's still the same old theory from Deng Xiaoping that works: "Black cat or white, the one that can catch mouse is a good cat". We are all global citizens, US or China, it really doesn't matter. it's not about face anymore to treat China at par with the rest of the developed world even though China used to be dirt poor. We are so globalized nowadays especially after the pandemic, everything is at our finger tips without crossing national boundaries and your paycheques can come in by autodeposit. You can be working for an outfit in Armenia from New York city to consult on the most advanced ultra fast GPU chip or consulting on an hybrids solution for the hot hydrogen leak/fire problem from an MTBE plant in Johor, Malaysia.

  • @adanphu4325
    @adanphu4325 Před 8 měsíci +1

    Their clean hard works pay off! Clean people...

  • @user-si7sw7xy4n
    @user-si7sw7xy4n Před rokem +1

    歡迎回來❤

  • @y.aliciahong6071
    @y.aliciahong6071 Před rokem +169

    She’s a daughter of a high ranking Chinese government official. Her father was vice Minister of Finance in China.
    Her experience and interpretation of China has nothing to do with the 1.4 billion ordinary Chinese people.

    • @davidmartin7518
      @davidmartin7518 Před rokem +9

      Why not?

    • @fannyalbi9040
      @fannyalbi9040 Před rokem

      what is her father name?

    • @zhenchang9579
      @zhenchang9579 Před rokem +12

      then who has something to do with the ordinary Chinese people? Me? or You?

    • @fintech1378
      @fintech1378 Před rokem

      ​@@fannyalbi9040 aiib's boss

    • @BITMajo
      @BITMajo Před rokem +15

      @@zhenchang9579 Certainly not you, after all CZcams is banned in China.
      And don't give us the "Chinese can use VPN to bypass the great firewall" bullshit.
      Her father's name is 金立群 BTW.

  • @funnytv-1631
    @funnytv-1631 Před rokem +9

    Before the day begins, imagine you are an explorer standing above the opening of an underground cave. Below the earth's surface, there are luminescent waters and sparkling walls. You lower yourself down on a rope, safely repelling off the crystalline sides. You descend and reach the ground safely. You have quieted all the noise from above and can hear every drop, every trickle. Around you is a beautiful labyrinth to explore.
    You have found an inner place to silence the distractions. Today you give yourself the gift of uninterrupted time.

  • @MrZomfgwtfbbq
    @MrZomfgwtfbbq Před rokem +1

    Just watched bits and bobs, expecting how this will pan out. I think it's safe to say my expectations were met. Such naivete

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  • @vichitvideo6041
    @vichitvideo6041 Před rokem +40

    Well educated, very intelligent and well versed in Western countries' and China economics scenes, she is highly admirable. Good wishes to her.

    • @roguemusashi9099
      @roguemusashi9099 Před 11 měsíci +3

      How the 50 cent army thing working out for you? Oh wait they dont pay that much these days do they....

    • @marvinzhang3734
      @marvinzhang3734 Před 11 měsíci

      @@roguemusashi9099 you are a five cent?

  • @CharlesEdwardField
    @CharlesEdwardField Před rokem +6

    It sounds impressive . Why didn't you come back China ? Why ?Why ?

    • @hauyongchin4535
      @hauyongchin4535 Před rokem

      Thanks to people like you, many ethnic Chinese professors and technocrats are leaving these hostile countries for some safer places and greener pastures in the east

  • @Tarquin2718
    @Tarquin2718 Před 11 měsíci +1

    China developed the ball pen point in 2017

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  • @urimtefiki226
    @urimtefiki226 Před rokem +13

    You dont respect my dignity, I interrupt my creativity.

  • @mrtienphysics666
    @mrtienphysics666 Před rokem +20

    ChatGPT comes from USA. What innovation?

    • @Mustachioed_Mollusk
      @Mustachioed_Mollusk Před rokem

      But only China is brave enough to set up a social credit system that is bold enough to track its people with 24/7 surveillance state and a globally segregated online bubble set up to control their citizens ability to learn about things like the 1989 Tiananmen Square event

    • @watb8689
      @watb8689 Před rokem

      behind chatgpt are the chinese

    • @mrtienphysics666
      @mrtienphysics666 Před rokem +5

      @@watb8689 I see, OpenAI 's founders Sam Altman, Greg Brockman, Reid Hoffman, Jessica Livingston, Peter Thiel, Elon Musk are all Chinese. Interesting.

    • @WalterGao
      @WalterGao Před rokem +1

      So, why bother banning Chinese high techs

    • @saltytroye3838
      @saltytroye3838 Před rokem

      @@watb8689 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @vtdsmarthome3197
    @vtdsmarthome3197 Před 27 dny

    She’s spitting fire but the u.s is Machiavelli

  • @david_w.5971
    @david_w.5971 Před rokem +48

    Thanks for sharing! Miss Jin.
    Hope the two big countries will work together in stead of, asking where the products come from and who is nr.1 and leading the world of the products.
    But in western countries mindset, they can’t imagine about the western people have to learn from other people outside the west. They are not yet ready for this to hand-over the leading position and make the rules and protocols, I 🤔 guess. US always leading the world after WII and make their own (US) rules based order. But it’s not always international law from the UN that we know and understand for example.

    • @ssuwandi3240
      @ssuwandi3240 Před rokem

      No. You / CCP also have to initiate the roadmap. The West Capitalist approach is direct and they need signs of initiative. Not defensive approach. This is mainly culture gaps and restoring the trust issues. East culture may promote politeness first but the West lense might conclude as being wusses or intimidated for lack if better word.

    • @ChillDfect
      @ChillDfect Před rokem

      Oh good grief. "But in the Western countries mindset, they can't imagine...?" Do you think the world outside of China is some kind of hive-mind??? What fiction are you living in??? What if I began a sentence with "But in the Chinese mind, they can't imagine...?" I'd sound like a simple-minded racist, wouldn't I?
      Join the world community, already!
      And c'mon. Even Chinese people know Chinese products suck. 😜

  • @jamie4422
    @jamie4422 Před rokem +26

    Cheap or good technology makes sense to me. Not sure how you can make cheap AND good technology without input from others (however that happens). Is it 多快好省 that you’re trying to sell?

    • @TheNefastor
      @TheNefastor Před rokem

      Among engineers we have what we call the "engineering triangle" : Fast, Good, Cheap. For any given project or product you can never have all three of them, only two at most. Think it over, you'll see the truth of it.

    • @donnydrumpf9563
      @donnydrumpf9563 Před rokem +1

      ​@@TheNefastor everything is relative, buddy!! How fast, how good and how cheap you want it to be?? Hahaha.. hahaha.. hahaha..

    • @TheNefastor
      @TheNefastor Před rokem

      @@donnydrumpf9563 look, 50-cent soldier, you don't even understand basic concepts so why don't you give up ? Chinese is synonymous is "cheap crap" in the entire world, and you know it. Why do you keep insisting the sky is yellow ? (Oh wait, it actually is, where you live... I've seen it with my own eyes)

    • @DubboU
      @DubboU Před rokem

      @@TheNefastor time and time again, China has shown the world they can deliver fast, good, and cheap technologies to the market. That is exactly the reason why China is growing incredibly fast. This is unique in China do to its vast resources and enormous work force. And also the reason why the West is so scared and jealous of them, because they cannot hope to compete. Think it over, you’ll see the truth of it.

    • @TheNefastor
      @TheNefastor Před rokem

      @@DubboU you're spitting propaganda from the 90's when even then every one already associated "made in China" with "junk". If you weren't behind the CCP's firewall you'd realize that no one wants anything Chinese, it's what people settle for when they don't have enough money.
      If your BS had any truth to it, China would have overtaken the US many years ago, say back in 2001 after 9/11 wrecked their economy. Or after 2008. Yet even when the West is in a vulnerable position China fails to make any gain. And now people worldwide are actively against China.
      It's the fate of all pseudo-communist dictatorships to fail spectacularly. You and North Korea are the only remaining two. The writing has been on the wall for years. I'm just gonna eat popcorn and watch as you go down.

  • @lalagirl9188
    @lalagirl9188 Před rokem +30

    I don’t care where the tech is from, but how can you guarantee it can be the cheapest as well the best? I’m not sure if that goes hand in hand yet? 😅

    • @Jackbyl
      @Jackbyl Před rokem +6

      Things subsidized by the government are usually cheap. If you take the subway from Hong Kong island to Shenzhen - I lived in both cities, it'll take about 50 HK dollars. The same distance of subway ride in Shenzhen, where the subway system is run by the government, it would be around 10 HKD.

    • @jerryyoung639
      @jerryyoung639 Před rokem +4

      便宜是为了让穷人也用得起,不是最好的东西也一定要便宜。like the company Xiaomi,they made most of people of developing countries buying their products. if you're poor,you can buy the phone worth with 800 RMB.if you are not poor,you can buy the phone worth with 7000 RMB.

    • @jjjkkshen2836
      @jjjkkshen2836 Před rokem +2

      For sure it can't be cheap in capitalism society,where money rules

    • @lalagirl9188
      @lalagirl9188 Před rokem +4

      @@Jackbyl that’s a good point, so it’d all depends on governments then? But where are governments’ money from? And where all the profits go?

    • @anonymintheworld9781
      @anonymintheworld9781 Před rokem +3

      Cheap is relative, it depends on who you compare it with. Clothes bought in China for 50 pounds are far better quality than those bought in the UK for 50 pounds, which is better and cheaper. If you want to compare clothes bought in the UK with 100 pounds in China and clothes bought in China for 10 pounds, it is possible to buy them in the UK Better clothes for £100, but not necessarily. tech products too

  • @snowwhite-jt9cj
    @snowwhite-jt9cj Před 9 měsíci +2

    Glad that Dr. Jin let people know more about China. Communication is important now.
    We can not keep WAR around without concerns about the future.

  • @interstellar2327
    @interstellar2327 Před 4 měsíci

    I'm Chinese, and I don't think she is an ordinary Chinese citizen without relationship or benefit with the CPC authority. What she said was a perfect and ideal one-party ruling government for the best benifits of the companies and the peole, which actully only allows comments for its significant achievements and parise of the great leaders. Indeed, if the government permits, it can provide any resources for a company to develop in the whole region, as long as you have the bonded relationship with the higher officers in particular in the central govenment, because political power means everything here in China, bureaucracy dominating business, whlile it can also deprive of everything from you with just an administration order for no good reason if you are skeptical of the one-party ruling system, not loyal to the great leader or not obedient to the government.

  • @sinlokemp
    @sinlokemp Před rokem +3

    We also need a Ted Talk on China'a Debt trap.

    • @JS-ih7lu
      @JS-ih7lu Před rokem

      Or how the West made it up to smear China while they created real debt traps using the IMF and World Bank 😂

    • @devinfraserashpole4753
      @devinfraserashpole4753 Před 3 měsíci

      Do tell us.

  • @jackcaffrey8493
    @jackcaffrey8493 Před rokem +16

    I have learned more about human rights than anything else I need to learn from China in my lifetime ty

    • @jjjkkshen2836
      @jjjkkshen2836 Před rokem

      So you only learned bullsit, human rights,like your right to troll

    • @jjjkkshen2836
      @jjjkkshen2836 Před rokem +4

      China has the biggest innovation-spending on EV industry,educate yourself,dude,she only said telsa is the first into this industry,not means China copys Tesla,ok?

    • @advchtube8208
      @advchtube8208 Před rokem +10

      Did you also learn that China has the best form of "Democracy" from China?

    • @anonymintheworld9781
      @anonymintheworld9781 Před rokem

      I feel sad for those who think they are objective and know all the truth, they are completely brainwashed by western mainstream media, and they always have a sense of superiority.

    • @ananon5771
      @ananon5771 Před rokem +2

      ​@@advchtube8208 i mean, if you consider taiwan part of china, its the second best.

  • @fetB
    @fetB Před rokem +1

    1:03 pretty sure thats actually german technology

  • @richardvara8124
    @richardvara8124 Před rokem +2

    The question is, what can China learn from, what jest happened to Russia?

  • @user-du2dy8sm7e
    @user-du2dy8sm7e Před 9 měsíci +15

    Thank you so so so so much for sharing your greatest respectable views and opinions. We the people have right to enjoy the dignity in life. We ultimately need the best and cheapest technologies rather than worrying where they come from. Huge salute and respect to you. Thank you very much for your great insight.

    • @thereap5348
      @thereap5348 Před 5 měsíci +1

      yeah so that other countries can have the upper hand in commerce; very smart

  • @eric9069
    @eric9069 Před rokem +15

    You don't care who dominates, but America does.

    • @dannychan1342
      @dannychan1342 Před rokem

      Why dominate instead of collaborate?
      Maybe US can't compete in a fair competition? Can't afford to lose, so better use its military might!

  • @rangitgurung1674
    @rangitgurung1674 Před rokem +2

    thats true. learn to support one another then try to down to others.

  • @brynmckair4566
    @brynmckair4566 Před 11 měsíci +17

    I love the value of insights that she brought in this talk.

  • @alantran1914
    @alantran1914 Před rokem +6

    A BEAUTY with a BEAUTIFUL mind! And THANK you for beings BEAUTIFUL

  • @Thankgoodness77
    @Thankgoodness77 Před rokem +3

    Inequity is the problem hint innovation 😂

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  • @stanleychan2099
    @stanleychan2099 Před rokem +2

    TED talks contents becoming TED the Movie

  • @ROCKSWOT
    @ROCKSWOT Před rokem +75

    Finnish paper Ilta-Sanomat today published an article about just retired shipyard employee who stole potentially 460 million worth of intellectual property, from Meyer Turku, for China. So watch your view of Chinas innovation playbook.
    There's no way she just called Chinas concept a "meyer economy". What a coincidence.

    • @Mustachioed_Mollusk
      @Mustachioed_Mollusk Před rokem +10

      1989 Tiananmen Square

    • @TheXZ111
      @TheXZ111 Před rokem +5

      reminds me of the coke cola can spy case

    • @mrplatink
      @mrplatink Před rokem +2

      Do you have the name of the article?
      What a movie that would make--calling dibs on writing it first!

    • @ROCKSWOT
      @ROCKSWOT Před rokem +8

      @@mrplatink The article headline is 'Meyer Turun liike­salaisuus­jutun syytetty on kuollut, telakka­yhtiö vaatii miljoona­korvauksia kuolin­pesältä'. May this help you to the article.

    • @mrplatink
      @mrplatink Před rokem +4

      @@ROCKSWOT Found it--thank you so much!

  • @ROCKSWOT
    @ROCKSWOT Před rokem +82

    Incredible how she slashes Tesla and others on innovation-spending. Chinas concept is "the second mouse always gets the cheese".

    • @dywang32
      @dywang32 Před rokem

      China has been super pro-Tesla. Why do you think Elon named someone from China as his second in command? Also, did you ever wonder why Tesla wasn't required to form a joint partnership with a Chinese company?

    • @RH-mk3rp
      @RH-mk3rp Před rokem +9

      Always to consumer, never the innovator

    • @tae-whankim9821
      @tae-whankim9821 Před rokem

      Why waste time on developing when you can just copy and steal others xD China's philosophy

    • @IoIocaust
      @IoIocaust Před rokem +11

      Yup. no need to innovate when the US does it for them.. Just download blueprints, make a shameless copy.

    • @Wolfgang799
      @Wolfgang799 Před rokem +2

      To support your point you guys all drive Tesla,right? And more than half of Tesla cars made in China, so what you do? Oh, maybe you still drive gasoline cars, is it Mercedes? Must be, other brands are all second mouse. Especially Ford, which made car affordable for America families, how evil is that!

  • @LorentiChau-db3cb
    @LorentiChau-db3cb Před 3 měsíci

    Nice presentation, but China has to learn how to develop with their own chips. I trust they have to spend more and more effort on that in the upcoming future.

  • @timmythomas3522
    @timmythomas3522 Před 4 hodinami

    Let the US and EU not slack in real critical thinking and innovation. Since our freedoms and resources allow Jin to be educated and speak, learn from her very polished gleaning of events and stay ahead. Surely she knows who her father is. So how hard it is to be her and also her employer especially in the current environment. The lesson is to the West to not fall asleep behind the wheel.

  • @Pbo91
    @Pbo91 Před rokem +4

    Simple, by stealing it from others

  • @varunemani
    @varunemani Před rokem +3

    Meanwhile, in the next Ted talk we have -
    'Why having fun, is the secret to a healthier life?' by Catherine Price.
    >> Priorities!! 🍷

  • @artdehls9100
    @artdehls9100 Před rokem +2

    Chinese version of Chat-GPT doesn't speak Chinese. Weird eh?

  • @johnsmith-mp4pr
    @johnsmith-mp4pr Před rokem +18

    basically lie, cheat, and steal?

    • @peterchu8701
      @peterchu8701 Před rokem

      We bully, boom, kill, then steal. “Got the oil, we secured the oil”.

    • @fs5775
      @fs5775 Před rokem +1

      hey, when it's all you got going for you 🤣🤣🤣

    • @ArmadilloFactory
      @ArmadilloFactory Před rokem +1

      And disappearing dissidents!

    • @anchored555
      @anchored555 Před rokem +1

      Hey, that is the CIA line (according to Pompeo). If China does it too, the US and China should have a lot in common.😂

    • @bellavista643
      @bellavista643 Před 8 měsíci

      😅unable to comprehend ?

  • @orangutan4696
    @orangutan4696 Před rokem +11

    According to Vijay Prashad, Mao Cultural Revolution is the main reasons that China has come up so quick. Thanks to Mao, after 1949, 90% of the population, the Chinese farmers regained their self-dignity/human rights first time of China 5000 yrs feudal system civilization.

  • @mattpeters4700
    @mattpeters4700 Před rokem +53

    Would be nice to see someone platformed that is not the kid of a high ranking CCP members viewpoint on this. TED.

    • @kky7972
      @kky7972 Před rokem +8

      Would be nice if you had a open mind.

    • @mattpeters4700
      @mattpeters4700 Před rokem +10

      @@kky7972 My minds wide open. Enlighten me.

    • @HermanWillems
      @HermanWillems Před rokem

      @@kky7972 why open your mind for easy to debunk lies. It's just too easy. Huawei: We best innovation we invented 5G... can't even produce a 5G phone. They literally invented 5G right right??

    • @anonymintheworld9781
      @anonymintheworld9781 Před rokem +6

      typical bias

    • @mattpeters4700
      @mattpeters4700 Před rokem +2

      @@anonymintheworld9781 agreed

  • @howard120778
    @howard120778 Před 11 měsíci

    Horizontal system like open heart surgery, should be used sparingly. Manhattan project is borned out of necessity.

  • @Wolfgang799
    @Wolfgang799 Před rokem +1

    This is the logic, Mercidise invented car, so Ford is shame to make cars affordable. In silicon valley, Fairchild was first semiconductor company, Intel is guilty to be giant chip maker.

  • @jaymarx
    @jaymarx Před rokem +16

    Crying listening to this...

    • @dennisestradda9746
      @dennisestradda9746 Před rokem

      Cry in Chyna

    • @varunemani
      @varunemani Před rokem +1

      Meanwhile in the next Ted talk, we have 'Why having fun is the secret to a healthier life' by Catherine Price.
      Priorities!!

    • @peterlustig881
      @peterlustig881 Před rokem +1

      anger and rage are my feelings, i feel sorry for the people living under the CCP

    • @guilmarperez4674
      @guilmarperez4674 Před rokem +3

      ​@@peterlustig881 don't feel sorry for them, feel sorry for yourself because of your subconscious incompetence...

    • @donnydrumpf9563
      @donnydrumpf9563 Před rokem +1

      @@guilmarperez4674 exactly!!!

  • @kojimmay
    @kojimmay Před rokem +3

    Don't forget pilferage and subsidy as important elements in Chinese progress.

    • @davidt02
      @davidt02 Před 11 měsíci

      Not any less than when the US or Japan was on their economic rise. The story won’t be any different when India rises. People just use different terms like “learning from others” or “importing tech” if they like you.

  • @Satoshi_Kirisaki
    @Satoshi_Kirisaki Před rokem +1

    This guy could currently be the most exquisite academic "Mouth Piece" of CCP.

    • @tigading2177
      @tigading2177 Před 9 měsíci

      spoken like a true amarikan, hatred of things you don't know, adores all the genocidal policies U$ inflicted on others.

  • @bertchen3522
    @bertchen3522 Před rokem +2

    Political centralization & financial decentralization?? Is that possible? Not impossible, but highly unlikely.

  • @WWLooi-js8rl
    @WWLooi-js8rl Před rokem +5

    The bitter truth is very hard for some to swallow.

  • @HJJ135
    @HJJ135 Před rokem +5

    So what can we learn? more state programs for implementation of charging stations etc? and states are already competing for companies so nothing new there.

    • @TheNefastor
      @TheNefastor Před rokem

      All Chinese state-sponsored projects are failure born of bureaucrats thinking they can dictate what the world is. For instance, they developed a high-speed rail network that wasn't necessary, and is therefore used well below capacity, making it bankrupt. There's a very good reason the US government isn't manufacturing cars, or the French government isn't making perfume. Innovation isn't what governments exist for.

    • @donnydrumpf9563
      @donnydrumpf9563 Před rokem +1

      Yes, nothing new!! It's all about actions, implementations!! Like BRI vs BBB!!! Hahaha.. hahaha.. hahaha..

  • @BodhiJack
    @BodhiJack Před rokem +1

    Nice speech but I prefer freedom in America although it has been under attack over the last couple of years.

  • @dynasty781
    @dynasty781 Před měsícem

    I’m in 🥰

  • @comfortlivinghh
    @comfortlivinghh Před rokem +13

    wow, amazing speech!

    • @ninh05
      @ninh05 Před 11 měsíci +2

      Wow, little brain.

  • @drananth
    @drananth Před rokem +7

    Writing this on my 3 year old Chinese phone. What good is expensive technology?

  • @auntiezero5632
    @auntiezero5632 Před rokem +1

    You may be locked in the house if the government changes 😅your permission

  • @rescuehelly271
    @rescuehelly271 Před rokem +1

    Make it sounds like heaven, guess her real purpose.