Keyu Jin: belief

Transcript context

…Is there still a young kid in China that’s able to dream to be the stereotypical Steve Jobs in the garage, start a business and change the world by doing so? There are millions of young kids like that in China. They might not be thinking about changing the world. And this is where the Chinese approach to innovation is very different from the Silicon Valley one, I’d say. But they see opportunity. They see a country with a billion consumers. They see scale, they see speed, they see that with their dreams and the team that you have in China with engineers and the digital transformation, you can do so many things. And this generation of young people think about transforming their local economy. I think we’re going to get into this, but it’s no longer going to just be manufacturing. The young kids are entrepreneurs. Well, let’s stay on the big picture a bit, there’s a perception that China is a communist country. So to what degree is China a capitalist country and to what degree is it a communist country?…

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