China will not be a country run by lawyers as the speaker suggests. It will be one run by Engineers. There are more engineers in the polite buro than other professions combined.

@CN_SFY_General

11 күн бұрын

Engineers will always be more important than other disciplines. Chinese always choose STEM as study subjects instead of law, literature, history, etc.

@JCSY1

3 күн бұрын

Yes. Exactly. China will have the most STEM professionals than others by a huge margin.

Ruby Tsao, author of JOURNEY TO CHINA: China has a Confucian tradition to value education. Everyone aspires to a college education, especially at top universities. The competition contribute to their high quality. The entrance exams are anonymous and fair, party members or not. Women have equal rights in the republic since 1912. They achieve equality through education. Jobs are performance based, including top leaders. Education is the key element in China's success.

It came as a surprise to me when prominent Western KZreadrs in Beijing noted that the debates among the university elites in Beijing showcased their remarkable level of global knowledge and astute thinking, and remarking that it surpasses their peers overseas.

@sams8502

11 күн бұрын

Use your brain, there’s a reason why Chinese pay 100s of thousands of dollars to send their kids overseas. Not only is the education better but employment opportunities too.

Mr. Torenberg is quite ignorant about China and how the Chinese education system works. It is unclear where he gets the information. Too bad because I think he is articulated and should be able to do a much better job if he gets the fact straight.

Chinese universities will operate via signaling? They already do; China invented signaling two thousand years ago, using the medium of comprehensive exams to identify talent among tens of thousands of applicants. When the British created their civil service in the 1850s, they modeled it after the Chinese Mandarin system based on civil service exams.

What put off when you mention about Uighers human rights... So you think Uighers are being suppressed? Have you been to Xinjiang...?

As long as there’s a population of people living together in a city or town, greed, lust and anger will be the dominating forces. The natures of these desires are unsatisfactory. Therefore they are called by the Buddha’ as ignorances.

Great talk, really nice comparative analysis. Would be great to add some sociology concerning interpersonal relationships and the older Manchurian system and how it carries to the modern days

The wave picture looks so Japanese.

Very few people read Marx or Mao in China now. They are into making money and getting rich.

Good law if use wisely is good for a nation, ?... But if law is use wrongly like to cheat and tricks and traps innocent people or weak nation, then it is no good laws at all,,,?....

Haha..not going to happen...they identify..American ruling class weakness..determine China will not go that way😊

"Mao falls from power"? The man died sitting at the helm of supreme power. After his death, his wife and three others were blamed for the fiasco that resulted from the cultural revolution. Not him. Everyone knows what was. But that's how careful the Chinese were in preserving his legacy. That's just one of the too many little errors stated by this guest speaker.

This man does not know what he's talking about.

A TOTAL HACK OF THE SYSTEM!!! LOL!!!