Alice Cheong

This book dispels common western myth that China is anti-business and is on the verge of shutting all foreign business out. Shaun gave real life examples of early Americans, Japanese and Korean businessman on how they made use of the lack of environmental and human labour laws, exploiting Chinese workers and resources to the max - the ultimate greed to capitalism. Once Xi came to power and cracked down on these practises, many first comer exited the country to even poorer nations such as Vietnam or India. Such crackdown continues today on the tech, education and medical sectors as these are judged to be critical to common public. With the extensive research and background context of why these sectors are targeted, it means a lot of sense from a governing perspectives. It's not good for investors for sure, but it's necessary for China to grow. The idea that a monopoly tech, a culture that prioritized education but the wealthy gaining unfair advantages to tuitions etc and good healthcare only for the rich is exactly what a good government should crackdown on. A good read for anyone in any industries if they wanted to know about future growth trends in China.