Its a different culture.
Chinese born in the 1950-1970s had different ways of coping. So those that came up the ranks had different instincts.
Give it another 10-20 years, when the post 80s and 90s generation head up large companies, then the culture will change again.
The people, culture and talents are a result of their respective development levels and prosperity, they contribute and mold the next generation by laying down the foundation.
Thumps up because I agree with you. I am just annoyed when some people blindly defend or attack something when they are clearly not knowledgable regarding the subject matter
I agree that the people who were born in the past in China had more things to worry than this fancy stuff. This probably shaped their thinking and their later decisions in life.
Not that I am criticising them though, the China today is the result of the tireless work these people have done so far
IMO what is more exciting is that the young Chinese have for the first time in centuries start from an almost level ground to the West and have all the doors open to them now. And so far, these young people are extremely vibrant, innovative and smart.
Countless sacrifices, tears and blood has NOT been for nothing. The 2020-2030 will see this new generation start making a very small impact. But by 2030+ China will be an unstoppable rocket to greatness
Anyway, thats enough for now. This was an enjoyable conversation but we have veered offtopic