Chinese Economics Thread

[GulfLander]

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Actual top tier talent does in fact flow from US tech sector to China.

MSM should make up its mind. It's simply not possible for China to be "faking data to cover up pending economic collapse, overstated GDP by 40%" and " maliciously underreporting GDP figures to hide its true economic power," at the same time.

Wassnt Viola (Zhang?) Former Western MSM Journalist before, part of that "rest of the world" media when it started?

 

[qrex]

In fact, we should leave the ethnicity and country out of this. China should be accepting qualified individuals regardless of where they are from. It would be wise for every country to do this.

You can take a look at Singapore model. They make it extremely easy for foreign talent to work there.

Oh of course thats a given i only specified India as an example due to this forums "colorful" views on the inhabitants of the subcontinent

 

[tphuang]

Alot of tier 2 or tier 3 cities also offer better living standards, less pollution and traffic with same quality infrastructure and amenities.

completely agreed, although it's harder for people to do that.

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Actual top tier talent does in fact flow from US tech sector to China.

MSM should make up its mind. It's simply not possible for China to be "faking data to cover up pending economic collapse, overstated GDP by 40%" and " maliciously underreporting GDP figures to hide its true economic power," at the same time.

there are a lot of people that get undergrads in China, do grad study in America and then come back after some time in America. China really goes all out to encourage that.

So, I think K visa's goal would be to attract more than just ethnic Chinese. The issue is actually getting past this toxicity regarding moving to China, this Western propaganda as well as just how do you get the word out to more than just people like Terence Tao? Not everyone is on that level, but would still be talents that China wants.

If only there was no 996.


Will my chances at getting into ByteDance, Tencent, or Huawei increase if I pass myself off as Korean-American?

Chinese Americans are "foreigners", we get our own quota, separate from the local allotment, which is super competitive at leading universities.

 

[FriedRiceNSpice]

Chinese Americans are "foreigners", we get our own quota, separate from the local allotment, which is super competitive at leading universities.

As in Chinese Americans are in a separate bucket? As in, are Chinese Americans in the same bucket as all, "foreigners," or is there a special bucket just for Chinese Americans?

 

[Randomuser]

Haven't been to this thread for a while.

Looking back I recall people talking about China automation. Seems not that long afterwards, China has already implemented it significantly now with AI helping a lot. It's not China will do this anymore and is more like China has already done it and will figure how to do it further.

When I hear westeners talk about demographics collapse in a China now I think a lot more about what is their proposed actions for how they would deal with it. And I realize they don't have a real solution. Despite harping about it so much, they focus mainly on immigration now and have yet to implement automation on the scale China is doing. Immigration as we can see right now is causing a lot of problems. So in other words they are so serious on talking about a problem yet don't seem to be serious about actually solving it.

They really have a lot of nerve still talking like this honestly.

 

[tphuang]

As in Chinese Americans are in a separate bucket? As in, are Chinese Americans in the same bucket as all, "foreigners," or is there a special bucket just for Chinese Americans?

as in all foreigners get it. My guess is that a lot of people who have moved to China for research and study can at least speak Chinese a little bit.

 

[vincent]