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Opinion | China's secret of success--internationalization
For over two thousand years, China kept itself to itself. During that long, uninterrupted span, its GDP remained stagnant, slipping even lower towards the end of the Qing dynasty. Li Hongzhang, the first minister, was stunned into sorrowful silence when he visited America in 1896, late in his life, when he saw motor cars, soaring skyscrapers, and gravity-defying elevators. He died broken-hearted. He knew with a sense of urgency that China was hopelessly behind.
Philip Yeung
2025.09.13 17:15
Opinion | China's secret of success--internationalization
For over two thousand years, China kept itself to itself. During that long, uninterrupted span, its GDP remained stagnant, slipping even lower towards the end of the Qing dynasty. Li Hongzhang, the first minister, was stunned into sorrowful silence when he visited America in 1896, late in his life, when he saw motor cars, soaring skyscrapers, and gravity-defying elevators. He died broken-hearted. He knew with a sense of urgency that China was hopelessly behind.
Philip Yeung
2025.09.13 17:15
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