Keyju Jin: China from within: Myths and realities in a new era

[@da12641]

In June 2024 we visited Guangzhou ->Shanghai->Beijing -> >Chongqing. There is a sense of safety in every street, corners which makes roaming/discovery more enjoyable. Most areas are clean, and most people seem genuinely happy. The infrastructure; subway stations are like walking into a spaceship. China is simply amazing! My teenage son is already anxious to go back.

[@raycomeau6866]

I suspect, you now know the reality of China for the first time. Not US directed anti-China propaganda. Do not fear speaking truth.

[@seangaun]

Now you realise the Anglo saxons n 🇺🇸 medias has been lying on China

[@ZhenYae]

​@@seangaunWhat Asians have known for a long time. They could have easily found out this truth from Asian more specifically ASEAN. Japan, South Korea and Philippines read the same Western BS.

[@arkoraa]

It's a tradeoff. You feel safe because there's surveillance everywhere. If one commits a crime, it's most likely that one will get caught. The question is: do you want to sacrifice privacy in exchange for safety? The answer to that question will determine whether you like to live in China or western countries.

[@raycomeau6866]

@@arkoraa There are camera's everywhere in all countries. In London there is one camera for every 11 people, andguess what lots of crime !!! Sorry you are wrong about the impact of camera's. it is the culture. The culture that does not exist in western countries.

[@buxi9428]

This is only the second time I've come across Professor Jin - I very much enjoyed this lecture, and I ran out to buy her book. I divide my time 50/50 between the business elite of the West and China... and weirdly, there's almost NOTHING I read in the English media that matches the China that I see. Her analysis is insightful and accurate, matches with the China that I see.

[@michaelb247]

She's a star, measured, informed, no alarmist click baitery, a well presented talk and yet another Chinese person that is so exquisitely explained, makes such a welcome change the show boating we see from so many Western experts.

[@nsebast]

She understands both worlds. Most Western writers about China cant even understand Chinese. It's like me a Chinese writing a book about USA without understanding English. You are bound to get a lot wrong.

[@HOLO-f7t]

I will buy the book too!

[@markwu1769]

Prof Jin is telling the truth

[@markwu1769]

​@nsebast Yes you are right

[@andyneo6183]

Very knowledgeable & instructive lecture. Brilliant lady. Not to mention articulate. Kudos to your forum for inviting her.

[@darlington2870]

CCP Propaganda 🎉

[@horridohobbies]

@@darlington2870 You can't provide intelligent discourse, so you resort to insults and innuendos. How mature of you.

[@joyceching6487]

​@@darlington2870 😂😂😂 ... WHEN YOU DON'T LIKE SOMETHING That Doesn't Echo Your Pride & Prejudice, It Automatically Becomes 😂"CCP Propaganda"😂. 😊

[@samyang5873]

​@@darlington2870You're so unproductive.

[@nsebast]

@@darlington2870 How freedom of speech you are.

[@yzhang9265]

Doesn't matter which country, China or not, anybody should be proud of such breakthrough and achievement. Keep up the good work. And keep solving problems for your people.

[@KatyYoder-cq1kc]

REPORT WOKE AND WAR CRIMES: Cease and desist all death threats, chemical, political, spiritual warfare using malicious AI and energy weapons: US Communist/Woke military, Axis ,MAGA

[@borinvlogs]

Especially when a country achieves it's success without stealing other peoples land. resource and causing endless wars.

[@jackforman561]

@@borinvlogs I wonder which country you're talking about

[@peterdevos3568]

Answer usa😅

[@peterdevos3568]

USA born and raised 70 yrs old

[@jelesstaats5130]

The chinese people I have met inside and outside of china are very confident .

[@Sokrabiades]

Overconfident

[@Skipper-s1t]

where does the "over"​ come from?@@Sokrabiades

[@susuedamameee]

​@@SokrabiadesThat word perfectly describes modern Americans.

[@JenHope118]

A number of them are outspoken. They cannot stand injustice.

[@JenHope118]

​​@@Sokrabiades a self confidence is a good trait ...looking at the positive aspect of stuff, you can't be an entrepreneur if you are not confident.

[@novreis1952]

I read the book some months ago and it is excellent to understand China. In spite of the challenges, as European, China is the country now that attracts me more. What they have done in a few years, despite the weaknesses the professor said, is phenomenal. There are a lot of things that were not in the book and also not said here today, but that will have, I imagine, good consequences for China. BRICS, the dedolarization, and a multipolar world will benefit China, I presume. The engineering capacity in big projects all over the world, has proven excellent. High-speed railways, is one sector with good perspectives in Global South. The "old" Road and Belt Initiative is increasing in countries that begin to look to alternatives to Western Countries intrusive approaches

[@JL88]

Spot on! There are plenty of intelligent and sophisticated Westerners around, however, when it comes to China, they revert to being mindless and fear driven--all out of their own inability to be objective and going beyond their own racist prejudices. If you haven’t already, you should go to China and see more with your own eyes, if it is a place you take more interest in.

[@biglance]

Hi have you been to China?

[@judylee9248]

where and how can i buy this book of hers?

[@novreis1952]

@@judylee9248, " The new China playbook" can be bought at Amazon, but if you Google with this name, you will find more options

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

Look at the hundreds of Chinese engineering failures in China, Africa and elsewhere. Any easy search to find them.

[@gj8550]

She is simply amazing. How can a person of her tender age accomplish the broad, yet in depth understanding of not only the Chinese economy, political structure and culture, but also the western counterpart.

[@leesgtk8969]

Highly intelligent

[@MartinLim-q3z]

30 plus is a tender age ? God bless u .

[@kaosaechao3602]

​@MartinLim-q3z she a baby compared Janet Yellen US secretary of treasury 😂😂

[@panyaboonc5621]

@@kaosaechao3602 , and her intelligent is far higher than the old grandma.

[@panyaboonc5621]

And she was presenting in English and not her mother tongue Chinese language. I have never seen a westerner man or lady giving a presentation in Chinese language so confident and fluent like what she has done in English. Sure her English is better than many English speaking people. Chinese brain is just too good and too smart.

[@kingkings1106]

Excellent presentation. Thank you

[@cheemunho9076]

A very good analysis of China's economy, and busting all negative myths about China's economy. All your myth busting was supported by statistical facts. Well done Keyu.

[@stayfree870]

Pro neo-liberal economics point of view though.

[@KatyYoder-cq1kc]

REPORT WOKE AND WAR CRIMES: Cease and desist all death threats, chemical, political, spiritual warfare using malicious AI and energy weapons: US Communist/Woke military, Axis ,MAGA

[@pixelmasque]

Isn't that what fxcked up the US? Neoliberalsim ​@@Freedmen-American-Reparations

[@Adscam]

Nope. What facts?

Her father is high level party member in PRC, so i wouldn't they her views as objective.

[@yzhang9265]

I can see Chinese government is trying everything to resolve issues they have, e.g. economy, debt, environment etc. I see a hard working people. There are still many issues and challenges, but there are also so many achievement. Keep going.

[@KatyYoder-cq1kc]

REPORT WOKE AND WAR CRIMES: Cease and desist all death threats, chemical, political, spiritual warfare using malicious AI and energy weapons: US Communist/Woke military, Axis ,MAGA

[@sonnyvanngo3950]

Excellent analysis and speaker

[@PRIYASUHASCHITNIS]

Yes CHINA NEEDS ENGLISH SPEAKER. Rest job is done. They must hire from other nation or allow Online session😅

[@dthomas99]

I visited Lanzhou in Sept 2024, and walked over the first iron bridge over the Yellow River built by Americans in 1908. China was so poor then, it couldnt build that bridge. Yet today 115 years later China has its own Space Station, GPS, 30000km of High Speed rail, and lifted 800mio of its citizens out of poverty. China deserve a Nobel Prize. Imagine what China will achieve in next 20-30 years. God Bless China.

[@kl9518]

China did all of that without invading, colonising, or going to wars with other countries.

[@wyz9815]

Totally agree!

[@gliu1431]

Nobel committee would not award Nobel price to China government. Not before US declines.

[@Asset88]

The opium wars made China poor ,, They we're richer than all the Western countries until the opium wars

[@foodparadise5792]

115 years ago China couldn't built a bridge but if you go further back prior the opium war of 1840s, China was the largest economy of the world... it just didn't focus on building weapon of wars.

[@PVLTD]

China is not controlled by the top 1% rich guys, so most Chinese can survive even in a bad economy situation. Because, the government ensures most necessities are affordable and they are not controlled by the 1% so that it’s within reach for lower income family group. Such as, food, medical, public transportation, education, energy and so on. Even housing sector contributes large percentage of GDP growth rate, the Chinese government prefers to ensure housing is affordable to all in the coming years rather than a nice short-term GDP figure. This is China, no major homelessness, gun violence, shoplifting, robbery, and so on.

[@Mobatesting2008]

You are right, China is not controlled by the top 1% rich guys, because it is indeed controlled by the top 0.01% ultra- rich party leaders. Their ultimate goal is to maintain power and control, if ordinary people are willing to give that, both can maintain a happy balance, as we can see in the past 30 years. Should this balance be maintained or disturbed, it should be up to the Chinese people.

[@mengreat6982]

In China socialism, they don't allowed capitalism over the government decision making process

[@iamtewaydavid170]

@@mengreat6982 In China, we plants fruits and vegetables in our backyards.Where else in United States you plant grasses? Now that's a different.

[@laujimmy9282]

​@@mengreat6982 that's good to know

[@yunghuang6028]

These are such ignorant comments. I have been living in the US for over 40 years. 90% of the people living in the US have a much better standard of living than people living in China.

[@sheepmasterr]

She got me thinking about applying for LSE. I never had a professor looking like that before.

[@DIRKDIGG88]

Absolutely!

[@ZhenYae]

Do we have European or American professors with the same competency in the Chinese language as her with the English language?

[@icoco313]

@@ZhenYae Not sure about EU, but US we don't. The few we have don't look like that. What the sexy teacher said about China workers not able to migrate or flow easily across cities is astonishing. It means they achieved so much with so little in maximum productivity flow.

[@verasinn9285]

@@icoco313that’s in the past. Currently, any Chinese can go anywhere they want in the country.

[@Skipper-s1t]

good idea

[@EnergyHunt3r]

This is a good interview. I'd say she has a massive edge in understanding the Chinese strategy and inner workings, because 1/ she is the daughter of high ranking official in the CCP and 2/ she is a bright mind who was trained in the best US school and has developped a good understanding of how both Western and Eastern perspective match up, she can be the bridge between both countries. People and especially Western leaders ought to listen to someone like her. We lost a really bright mind in PM Lee Kuan Yew and haven't really find another quite like him.

[@panyaboonc5621]

I have never seen a westerner English speaking man or lady giving a presentation in Chinese language so confident and fluent like what she has done in English. Sure her English is better than many English speaking people. Chinese brain are just too good and too smart.

[@aftdel]

It was the European brain that built the modern world.

[@troutstalker7855]

​@aftdel and it is the European brain that corrupt it.

[@delyvisana]

I would say "an American of Chinese decent" with Western education and upbringing.

[@llptg1016]

Her dad is a high-rank banker so she spent a lot time abroad as a kid. Your point stands but she had a much more privilege upbringing than many Chinese and even westerners, which certainly helped.

[@kstephenson9465]

@@aftdelHahaha….😂😂😂

[@amunra5330]

Thank you Dr Jin for such a wonderful talk 🙏

[@kl9518]

I watched many other economists, and they reported on China resolving many of these issues already. Building infrastructure to western China to even out the economy. Supporting unemployed youth into small businesses to balance out the big corporate companies. Growth is happening in villages, too. China is still socialism, which benefits the people.

[@pixelmasque]

Exactly and buy Chinese be self dependant they are doing some really good stuff in policy shift it will be evident in 5 years , China's fine, other countries have the really big problems

[@bootstrapstylerich]

CHINA IS COMMUNISTIC! A SOCIALISTIC SOCIETY IT IS NOT! THE STATE STIFFLES IT'S POPULATIST.

[@greaterbayareahero1401]

Dr. Keyu Jin's command of the English language is getting better and better. She is able to convey the reality of China and the nuances in a very simple way.

[@user-gp9mk7wm1s]

China is fortunate to have the best government in the world, the CPC government. China is also fortunate to have the best opposition party in the world, the USA, Trump, Biden who forced China develop its capacity to its maximum and beyond. Chinese ppl should be grateful to both the CPC government and the USA

[@hongqi5734]

The US knows China without CPC will collapse in no time, and they can take advantage of it like in the middle of the 18th century.

[@dimelo3027]

Well, be careful what you wish for. The opposition party is also trying everything to become the ruling party of China and they still have many years to try.

[@wyz9815]

Over 93% of Chinese surport their government! Well, there are still about 7% don't, millions of people though, and Western media make sure only them to be heard by the outside world to pushing throuh their agenda that CPC is oppressing its people, real sense of western "democracy" - only serve minority - the rich, of course.

[@Vicky-Blue]

100% agreed. Interesting perspective

[@RYANG-qd1mv]

The correct statement is the government should be grateful to its very hardworking and obedient people.

[@celine_2084]

Great job

[@hylimm]

The new China is built from a bust nation. Some of their leaders also experienced the titanic struggles so don’t underestimate the capacity of Chinese people to overcome such adversity again

[@infoseeker1187]

The major difference US vs China is the US has only one hundred + years of real history from their setup as a separate country, and their trajectory during that period was all the way up to top. They don't have experience of being down. That's why they are so paranoid of being overtaken by anyone like Russia, Japan, EU, and now China, and gone mad to bully everyone thinking this is a survival game for them to stay top. China has multiple times of downfalls being broken into pieces, ruled by hostile foreign countries, picked ourselves up and be strong again. In our minds, we fully understand we won't be top forever, and won't be bottom forever. Just work hard for a better tomorrow, and no point trying to rule the world which would be just a short term fantasy that will bright chaos in the end.

[@stayfree870]

This will be China's 3rd time raising. All other empires raised once only.

[@dimelo3027]

@@infoseeker1187 It is a survival game. Unlike China, America will really collapse if it gets poor. Think Zombie Land without the Zombies but more guns.

[@leqiaop1840]

@@infoseeker1187 no, US history longer than 1000 years if they recognized the history of native american indians as the part of US history,

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

Well, we'll find out how quickly they recover from this mess.

[@dunzhen]

Great, great points - very illuminating. Far deeper and nuanced analysis than the shallow ones we hear elsewhere

[@Skipper-s1t]

Her father is Jin Liqun, former finance minister， now president of the AIIB.

[@splendidsnapshot9915]

Boom! Thus the bias.

[@guyzer7006]

@@splendidsnapshot9915wow that’s a problem…I’m currently in Guangzhou and I see a slow down. There’s a global slowdown some countries are grinding to a halt. There’s still a lot of money going around here. Coffee shops, restaurants going strong…luxury items are not flying off the shelves, and I’m not related to any politician…dude do some traveling, unless you can’t afford to!!

[@thisiskevin1000]

@@splendidsnapshot9915Bias? As a Chinese citizen herself (and her father, also a former government official and a practicing economist), she is speaking based on realities and data-driven information.

[@splendidsnapshot9915]

@@thisiskevin1000 Yes, or to simply put, her patriotic feeling and/or loyalty to CCP. Data is something that CCP is not very good at. I have look at so many data. There is little transparency in any data CCP put out, not like many western countries. There are reasons why Tiktok is available in the western world but Facebook or KZbin are banned in China.

[@yerri5567]

@@splendidsnapshot9915 The reason? Even Tiktok is "banned" in China because under Chinese law companies must store their data in China. Tik tok data is stored in Singapore. FB or YT will also never store their data in China, they refuse to adhere to local laws and regulations, so ofcourse theyre banned. Would your country allow a company to operate in your country if they refused to adhere to your countrys laws and regulations? The answer is a resounding no. Thats the "reason".

[@dehua-2730]

what's up with these westerners always asking the same dumb question about HK, Taiwan, like they care so much when it is their government that spreads these ludicrous propaganda and these ignorant moderators are basically parroting this nonsense. Maybe they should hire a moderator that know a bit more about China.

[@wsmithe2209]

Endless stupidity. HK will be 10 times better after 2047. Another stupid question is what happens when all westerners leave HK. The answer is China will love it. China doesn't want any westerners overthere taking all the high paying jobs.

[@alanc457]

Paid to push the narrative.

[@charleneji6759]

Spot on!

[@vibereceptor6675]

Totally agree! The nonsense they talk about China here in the UK is embarrassing. I think the UK is just scared of how quickly China is progressing. We're actually irrelevant to China.

[@ashleyschaefferkia2734]

@@vibereceptor6675 The UK has some of the oldest and most entitled societal structures. City of London (fiscally and by law a completely different place from the rest of the UK) doesn`t really give a rat`s ass about the living conditions of their workers and tenants, since they are by and large the rentier class.

[@samvan7787]

Always enjoy listening to Dr. Keyju - lots of insight, clear explanation and wish many western countries would spend more time getting a better understanding from her and then we all can have a more cooperative happy coexistence in this world

[@ratnabahadurgurung9850]

God blessed China

[@allenwong2219]

Most beautiful and talented economist in the world.❤

[@lettucesalad3560]

She's nothing compared to Janet Yellen.

[@atky7032]

With someone of her calibre, how can one say China is declining?

[@bobsmith3983]

It's the West that's declining not China and the Global South.

[@fluff5800]

Forced too, or else wouldn't be allowed to be published in western press. We can't have everything😂

[@edwarding4355]

She is not Chinese. She is a hybrid of different cultures.

[@edwarding4355]

But if Li listened to her, he might get the policies right. But he is into the book he himself wrote.

[@fs5775]

What is your IQ, like, 10 ??

[@MrDoyley35]

1000 years ago Chinese technology was exported to the west and helped the west develop. 1000 years later we see western technology being adopted and helping China develop. Ideology aside it is interesting how these human technological cycles play out.

[@luantonthat7953]

Nhưng Phương Tây và Mỹ lại gây rất nhiều tội ác ở Trung Quốc và toàn thế giới suốt mấy trăm năm qua. Thật đáng buồn

[@PRIYASUHASCHITNIS]

She communicated excellently well for several economic political social factors of economy that is difficult for book author. 😊 Well done. World is at peace always.

[@yilizhu1219]

Jin is one of rare macro economists around the world that have the broad and deep understanding of interconnected economic social and political issues.

[@DavidLee-ie7gv]

Thank you for your great and truthful presentation of the Mother Land . The PCP will be proud of this daughter.

[@charleneji6759]

leave the party out. She's a scholar.

[@rogerstarkey5390]

It's "PRC" (R for "Republic")

[@ricardobosqueverde7262]

Very good video, presents a picture of the current situation of China from a Chinese born person and that is very good instead of the views from other people that really do not understand how China works.

[@thinkuniquely]

Keyju Jin, you are simply amazing 👏 💜 💖 You are knowledgeable and a great example to us all, especially to younger girls!!

[@davidbosak7503]

All these talks about China's economy ignore the elephant in the room: US is engaged in full spectrum containment of China. Of course, that is going to restrain their growth. If they had full access to Western markets and technology they would be booming.

[@ex0duzz]

It's a loss loss situation. But for China it's still a net positive while for USA it's net negative in terms of the containment alone. China comes out on top vs USA in terms of containment and global reputation and influence and trade. China is coming out on top even in USAs supposed allied countries. Just see stuff like chip ban, Huawei ban etc. USA is cannibalizing itself and sacrificing its allies for no net gain, only loss of its allies and itself. Usas supposed gains are only short term and will only help China and hurt itself in the long run. See chip ban and Huawei again. Now see ev and everything else too. it's only making china stronger.

[@fredericksiong8240]

Spot on! Western media will never admit these facts and US sabotage in their reports when covering China's economy.

[@jayceh]

The weird part is Chinese industry and exports - even to the US(!) is at or near an all time high The current economic malaise was a deliberately planned deflation of the property market Now, just because it was well planned, doesn't mean it's the right move - time will tell But if the domestic Chinese economy was booming ala 2020, then the GDP growth at this point would likely be >8% - the government deemed that rate of growth unhealthy and unsustainable

[@bobsmith3983]

Those restrictions are also affecting the USA and the rest of the West more than China. Inflation in the West will rise faster making life much more difficult resulting in uncontrollable socioeconomic issues and chaos.

[@Lost_Johnny]

You won't get that from her -- she is too Westernised.

[@pemonline3395]

The Chinese had an industrial period 2000 years ago. They built a construction that can be seen from space. They invented gunpowder, deep mining, silk and many other world changing technologies. China will be great again as it once was.

[@BigJoe-g3o]

no that was tartaria

[@sandraeastern9720]

The Great Wall is not visible from space.

[@paulpaul7777]

it is always fruitful to listen to her point of view

[@koroglurustem1722]

From her clear explanation you can tell that she really understands the economy inside out (macro to micro). First time I gain such a clear picture of how different factors relate to each other in the economy. I guess my understanding has also improved due to being involved in a startup project.

[@harieswaran5124]

One of the best presentation without Power point slides, every word contains what is said & unsaid intentionally or otherwise very revealing

[@yuppyhoo]

She is super smart and insightful. Always enjoy her talks.

[@Observer168]

为什么在戈壁沙漠进行大规模可再生能源投资比股市刺激更可持续，并对国家安全至关重要 在追求可持续发展过程中，中国通过在戈壁沙漠投资太阳能、风能和沙电池等大规模可再生能源项目，可以实现长期的稳定、能源安全和经济效益。与短期的股市刺激不同，这种方法不仅能减少对进口石油的依赖，降低碳排放，还能促进环境保护，并带来显著的经济回报。以下是关键理由： 1. 能源安全：减少对石油进口的依赖 中国是全球最大的石油进口国，每年在石油进口上花费约1.5万亿美元。这使得中国高度依赖国际能源市场，容易受到价格波动和地缘政治风险的影响。在战争时期，海上封锁可能轻易切断重要的石油供应，威胁国家的稳定。通过转向国内的可再生能源，尤其是在戈壁沙漠的太阳能和风能，中国可以减少这种依赖，确保稳定的能源供应。 此外，沙电池技术通过加热沙子储存多余的能量，进一步增强了能源安全。戈壁沙漠丰富的沙子资源使其成为储存可再生能源的理想之地，特别是在发电不足的时期。一个典型的沙电池可储存约210万兆焦耳（MJ）的能量，使用约5000吨沙子，温度可达到500°C。 2. 成本效益：太阳能和风能与煤炭和石油的比较 可再生能源正逐渐比传统化石燃料更具成本效益。2022年，中国的大规模太阳能发电成本在每兆瓦时20至30美元之间，而煤炭发电成本约为每兆瓦时60至70美元。在像戈壁沙漠这样风力资源丰富的地区，风能发电成本也已低于石油发电。 目前，中国每年在煤炭和石油进口上花费约2000亿美元，加剧了对化石燃料的依赖，使经济面临更大风险。随着全球能源市场的不稳定性增加，转向可再生能源将有助于减轻这一经济负担。 3. 宁夏的战略位置：可再生能源与AI枢纽 宁夏毗邻戈壁沙漠，是发展可再生能源和人工智能（AI）的战略枢纽。它靠近丰富的太阳能和风能资源，结合优越的高铁交通网络，使其成为管理和分配可再生能源的理想区域。该地区的工业基础也支持能源生产和AI驱动的能源管理系统。 4. 经济增长、就业创造与GDP影响 在戈壁沙漠进行可再生能源投资将创造1000万至1200万个工作岗位，特别是在建设、运营和维护领域。这些岗位将为农村和城市地区提供高薪工作。 • 就业创造：未来10年内，5万亿美元的投资将创造约2000万个直接和间接的工作岗位，涵盖建设、运营、维护和研究领域。这些岗位将涉及可再生能源系统的安装、沙电池技术、电动车制造及相关支持行业，如交通、基础设施和供应链。 • GDP增长：每年在可再生能源基础设施上投资1万亿美元，将大大促进中国的GDP增长。在五年内，这种投资预计将通过可再生能源行业增加约5万亿美元的GDP。 经济影响计算： • 每年1万亿美元的投资将通过就业创造、制造业、基础设施发展和可再生能源技术出口，产生约3000亿至4000亿美元的GDP增长。 • 通过开发全球可再生能源出口市场，每年可贡献约4800亿美元的能源出口收入，进一步推动GDP增长。 5. 环境可持续性：减少碳排放与沙尘暴 在戈壁沙漠进行大规模可再生能源开发，可以显著减少中国的碳排放，帮助中国实现2060年碳中和的目标。此外，风力发电机还能作为屏障，减少中国北方频繁发生的沙尘暴的频率和强度，保护农业和基础设施，每年节省数十亿美元的损失和健康成本，促进环境的可持续性。 6. 电动汽车：推动清洁能源需求 随着电动汽车市场的快速增长，对电力的需求将显著增加。电动车比传统的燃油车更环保和经济，因为它们依赖清洁能源而非化石燃料。通过大规模投资可再生能源基础设施，中国不仅能满足这一不断增长的需求，还能减少对石油的依赖，支持碳减排目标。 7. 沙电池：更安全、更可靠且更具成本效益的能源存储解决方案 沙电池通过加热沙子来储存热能，然后将其转化为电能或用于供暖。一台5000吨的沙电池可以储存约210万兆焦耳（MJ）的能量，利用戈壁沙漠丰富的沙子资源实现长期储能。 与熔盐电池的比较： • 安全性：沙电池比传统的锂电池或熔盐电池更安全，因为沙子是不可燃且化学性质稳定的。锂电池在过热时可能会起火，而沙电池即使在高温下也能保持稳定，减少风险。 • 可靠性：沙电池具有极高的耐用性，能够在加热和冷却周期中反复使用而不退化，确保长期的可靠性。相比之下，熔盐电池容易腐蚀，导致更高的维护成本。 • 成本效益：沙电池比锂电池和熔盐电池更具成本效益。沙子是一种丰富且廉价的资源，建造沙电池系统所需的基础设施（如耐火混凝土）相对简单且成本较低。这使得沙电池成为大规模储能的经济选择，尤其是在戈壁沙漠这样拥有丰富沙资源的地区。 8. 国家安全：电动车与应急系统 通过可再生能源驱动的电动军用车辆和应急系统将带来显著的战略优势。在石油短缺或海上封锁的情况下，电动车将确保军事和应急行动的持续性，增强中国的国家安全。 9. 空中取水：为农业提供可再生能源 可再生能源还可用于驱动大气水生成器（AWG），利用风能或太阳能将空气中的水分冷凝。这些清洁的水资源可用于戈壁沙漠等干旱地区的灌溉，将原本贫瘠的土地转变为肥沃的农业用地，提高粮食安全。 10. 中国成为净能源出口国 通过充分利用戈壁沙漠的可再生能源潜力，中国可以从全球最大的石油进口国转变为净能源出口国。太阳能和风能农场生产的多余能源可出售给邻国，创造额外收入，提升中国作为清洁能源领导者的地缘政治影响力。 5万亿美元投资的能源生产： 通过5万亿美元的投资，中国可以在未来十年内增加约4000吉瓦的太阳能和风能发电能力。这将每年产生约8万太瓦时（TWh）的清洁电力。按照全球电价每兆瓦时约60美元的价格计算，每年可产生约4800亿美元的能源出口收入。 11. 满足中国的能源需求 5万亿美元的投资将使中国满足100%的能源需求。当前，中国的总能源消耗约为6000太瓦时（TWh）。通过增加8万TWh的可再生能源，中国可以完全摆脱对化石燃料的依赖。每年节省约1.5万亿美元的石油进口开支，多余的可再生能源还可以出口，创造额外收入。 12. 碳信用交易： 中国还可以通过出售碳信用获得可观的收入。随着全球对减少碳排放的需求增加，碳信用已成为一种有价值的金融工具。通过大幅减少碳排放，中国可以在国际市场上出售碳信用，每年有可能赚取数十亿甚至上千亿美元。这将进一步推动可再生能源投资，同时帮助全球应对气候变化。 结论 在戈壁沙漠进行大规模可再生能源投资，不仅可以提升中国的能源安全，还能带来巨大的经济和环境效益。与短期股市刺激不同，投资可再生能源将为中国的可持续增长和国家安全提供长期保障。通过5万亿美元的投资，中国可以满足其能源需求，出口清洁能源，并成为全球能源市场的主导力量。通过出口清洁能源和碳信用，中国可以巩固其作为应

[@huanwang-ur5ve]

感谢！

[@peterwilliams7335]

I think if the US wants to be successful, it needs to take lessons from China.

[@pcstar123]

The old China in Qing dynasty was too proud to learn from the West until the country was almost destroyed, then they lost all confidence in their culture even self respect, and started on a long road to learn and copy everything from the West with much sacrifice and hardworking to get to where they are today, and even find rejuvenation in the culture. The Americans are like the last Qing and will get much worse before they can put down the pride to take lessons from China!

[@realstorm755]

Haha...our my dead body, literally!

[@charleneji6759]

@@realstorm755 you're right. The US should stick to its system.

[@peterdevos3568]

Right on

[@peterwilliams7335]

@@charleneji6759 Please keep your American system and see how far it will go in next 4 years or so. It will be lucky to stay where it is today than going backward.

[@derekhall4017]

Why is genuine leadership so captivating? Edt: regarding presenter, Dr. Jin.

[@markconing832]

Very interesting. It would be great to see her analysis of the US economy and it's successes and failures. How the US government handles the economy and what it's future is going to look like.

[@ongandre8835]

So beautiful yet so brilliant China will be so proud of her.Her revelation of China is so important to so many world leaders..to UNDERSTAND HER. DEVELOPING COUNTRIES MUST SEEK CONSULTANCY WIT CHINA ..as so many have benefited in Africa...

[@rolfts5762]

Well versed (and shiny/beautiful beeing) she is, ms.Keyju //thanks for sharing

[@LannyHoover-s1b]

It’s still a government stimulated economy, “mayor” economics as she calls it, however competitive they may be. It is not a free market system. This a very good explanation of their system.

[@terence307]

Keyu Jin is always so articulate and wise.

[@windyyyyyyyyyyyyy]

what’s the province she visited mentioned at 16:19 ?

[@littleboy437]

Very Good I love CHINA Peace

[@islandaloha]

Patience is key per the speaker. China is a massive country with a huge population. Change will take time and leaders are taking note of the need to change.

[@user-rv6bs7jb4b]

Much better than the usual trash talking analysts that spout rubbish without any substantial evidence.

[@panyaboonc5621]

Trash talking analysts that spout rubbish without any substantial evidence. The best journalist for this is Palki of Firstpost from one of the Indian media.

[@user-rv6bs7jb4b]

@@panyaboonc5621 Oh that slanted Indian media. That one has a lean so crooked, it makes the Tower of Pisa look straight.

[@michaelb247]

They trot out any alarmist tosh in order to get clicks but the extent to which they go leaves me both astounded and dis-appointed that so many people get sucked in because they never read past the headlines and so base their beliefs on some Sinophobic claptrap put out by those that cannot handle the fact that no matter what, the Chinese keep coming bouncing back irrespective of the demonization they have to endure, and like this charming and intelligent informed lay, they do it with a charming smile and humble perspective. There's a lot we can learn from China but we are too arrogant to accept that

[@alexandreliu9516]

Keyu Jin has a pretty accurate and middle ground view of China. Amazing talk!

[@vchong8]

Professor, I have a question, is an economic model built on land sales from the state the best model? Hong Kong has shown that it doesn't work. Local provincial govts are now burdened with some much debt, both from past excesses and infrastructure maintenance costs. Will China have it's Japan lost decades?

[@suneepornowapakorn5278]

I love that, Thank you very much.

[@wzep263]

Another very insightful presentation by Prof Jin! China does have a very unique political/economical landscape that could challenge classic economic models and norms, but these interesting seesawing forces are what make China emerging so astonishingly fast to become a global economic power! What's more impressive is that China never uses military or economic threats to harass other nations!

[@MichaelandJello]

Great insights, thanks! BRICS will change the global dynamics, interesting to see how it will play out

[@rogerstarkey5390]

How it will play out? BRICS will be winning. The real question is will USA accept what they will see as a demotion from "Top Dog", or "Go down fighting" when their usual tactics fail?

[@charlesqiu6190]

Amazing speech, always like her so much ❤

[@life42theuniverse]

Global economies need to find equilibrium within the finite supply of energy. There is a limited supply of sunlight, geothermal heat, wind, nuclear radiation and fossil fuels. The energy is shared by all life including 8 billion humans. The more we take for ourselves the less there is for our ecosystems.

[@silvioapires]

Western trained economist says it all! In the meanwhile China grows, grows and grows!

[@archie8388]

Wasn't SKAGEN Funds New Year's Conference 2024 held in January? Why is the video only released towards the end of the year?

[@MegaCavatina]

If you look at her background, she has been educated in the West and works in the West. It therefore helps for her to promote the West’s narrative. Being born in Beijing is just happenstance. Being born to a major Chinese economist who was politically powerful is not just happenstance but gave her the ability to be educated in the US since age 14. It always helps to k ow where someone is coming from.

[@charleneji6759]

so your point?

[@sebfox2194]

Your comment doesn't make much sense given that her entire presentation is counter to the supposed Western narrative.

[@MegaCavatina]

Let’s put it this way: lived in NYC since age 14, educated at Harvard, worked for Goldman Sachs, teaches at the LSE which produces a lot of hard rightish graduates who are among the captains of capitalism. Where does it show that she was educated in China, worked in a Chinese university and understands China from the Chinese point of view? I’m not against her - just saying that she is Chinese in name only. Her viewpoint is that from the West. That’s the way I look at her contributions which is totally different from the contributions of other economists. I could be wrong, this is just my personal view point.

[@jonathanho4801]

Exactly as this China Chinese lady Professor said of aspiring political mayor, eventually it’s the political power that pulls the string. Unless there is politically reform without which the growing economy is not sustainable.

[@HarryLau-kw8xp]

Agreed totally. These Mayors induce corruption and preferential treatments depending on who you know. All depend on relationship.

[@TheVafa95]

Did she explain role of state owned companies in the current economy?

[@chagoriver7159]

ben norton's channel has a good episode on it. search for "how chinese economy actually works"

[@Laowei1]

Please fix the spelling of Professor Keyu Jin's name in the title of this video. Please show proper professional respect to your guest speaker.

[@Leshic2]

Reminds of a sales person who travels to another country to integrate with them to build trust, to speak like them, before eventually sneaking in your sales pitch.

[@casiandsouza7031]

There can't be risk when you have nothing to lose. So, you take chances. After success, protection is required.

[@Ktacc-yt]

She should be the official spoke person for China. West can understand china if they want to !

[@ZhenYae]

Why cannot the West learn Chinese to the same level as hers in the English language to understand China, to convince the 1.5 billion Chinese the west is not belligerent.

[@jayceh]

Frankly, even though I think she's amazing, the actual official spokeswoman of China is superior still The West just chooses not to listen, or more accurately chooses to lie about everything she says

[@yiquny]

An official spoke person won't have the time to elaborate a point.

[@Leshic2]

Born in Bejing, father politically connected. It doesn't take much effort to connect the dots. Always pay attention and be aware of conflicts of interest, when you are fed information. This applies in politics, business, investments, and in our own families and friends. You will never hear Trump's sons ever say anything bad regarding their Father. The speech sounds more like a sales pitch than educational one, for me. I'd prefer to hear from somebody not so well connected, and doesn't have so many conflicts of interests.

[@Ktacc-yt]

@@Leshic2 West does not understand china's political language, many things you can't take what they say at face value. China is not as bad as what the western media like to portraits It is also not as good as what she said as she needs to give 'face' to the chinese officials else she still want to have access to them.

[@choonlee2654]

Jin is a leading politico economics analyst on China with in-depth knowledge on mainland approaches to current challenges and stimulus strategies to avoid the middle income traps faced by other countries

[@donpeters9534]

There are too many cases where the actual activity of a company does not match the reported performance of the company...

[@wayneqwele8847]

Insightful and thoughtful analysis.

[@boonhongchan1853]

Every country have their own problems. Admitting that there are challenges both with jobs and businesses is factually informing Citizens. How often do you witness such clarity and honesty for Citizens in your country? Too many 'governments' have use ideologies, propaganda and security treats to 'rob' their Citizens, to the benefit of a few, for much too long. Have they gone overboard??? Citizens must judge for themselves, but how many are aware or even concerned? Yes there's excessive complacency, so it's time for country to create awareness and rise up to protect your fellow citizens and country.

[@luantonthat7953]

Love you from Việt Nam. Hope see you soon in Việt Nam.

[@craigrik2699]

Yes, it’s a government for the people. Private companies do have issues if when push comes, the government will not bail out international investors. Dang always said, grow the economies on the coast, the center will catch up, which is what’s happening now. Those companies with influence with Provincial governments is because those governments have physically invested in them, giving them tax breaks etc. however, unlike the West, those Provincial governments sell their shares and invest them back into their provinces.

[@HarryLau-kw8xp]

Plus, in China, decents of CCP family members form all important industries, such as railway, steel, power industries. They get break from being the inner circle, exploiting the grass roots.

[@Sam-sf6yr]

Please tell the name of that particular city in jiangsu.

[@alcheung405]

If you're honest, China is by far the biggest economy in the world, and you should know it as an economist!

[@mingwu5454]

glad to see China now have more voice worldwidely.

[@kerbykuek]

Unity and confident within is the driving force to make forward ! braco China!

[@WorshipVideo]

This is from Jan, 2024

[@idofdm7625]

As an American of Chinese descent, up to 10 years ago, I was as ignorant as many Westerner about state of China affairs, never mind I only speak Cantonese not the Mandarin, it still take lots of effort to dispell many myths and propaganda about China! For many internet troll type of peoples, it's just willful ignorant dismissing what they see on this platform as CCP propaganda even if it come fron Westerner in China. As I progress from Wester Vloggers, to more and more of native Chinese vloggers in their language I get better picture of new generation of Chinese mentality, while Westerners basking on China's demise stating figures like youth unemployment, I see a generation that are confident, patriotic and hopeful, give you an example they're now thanks to US policy, buying their own national brands, from clothing to smart phone to appliances, many no longer idolize Western brands like Apple or Tesla, in short period of two years EV sales in China reach 50% of all vehicle sale and many go for Chinese brands like Nio or BYD, and full of pride, someone commented they're being overconfident, nevertheless better then comparing to in this half of the world all you can hear is how price of everything is so unaffordable!May be thatwhy our government need scape goat or enemies to distract ourself from our grim reality 😢

[@beingfooled9199]

The American born Chinese are so ignorant, but most Americans are ignorant on world affairs anyways. So they can be easily fooled. In your case, you need to watchout. The key issue the West is not happy about China is the authoritarian regime. US always try to sabotage any such regime doesn’t matter what country. And this is China’s biggest problem. Other issue such as economy or employment etc is not an issue as all democratic countries face those issues too. We must overthrow the CCP otherwise China will always be stigmatized as The Bad guy. And its people carry the bad name no matter how good they are.

[@Vicky-Blue]

So knowledgeable and well spoken

[@2smoulder]

Dr Jin is a very wise academic who knows China with all its benefits and faults very well. Where will China veer towards one the next 5-10yrs depends on President Xi Jinping and the CCP?

[@laujimmy9282]

Very insightful speech, gonna take a look at that book when I get the chance ❤

[@daning9764]

她还年轻，认识多些世界历史对她会有一定好处

[@AsifKhan-bv3iu]

With ease and fluency and melefulous voice she has presented her idea in clear claster way.

[@thomastang3140]

Dr Keyu Jin, well done! I learnt more from you than any of my professors during my university days! Thanks for the balanced view and the great insights! I strongly agree with your last statement "slow and gradual rebound"!

[@teyseewhuat591]

Excellent lectures

[@simony276]

Chinese are very hard working and their leaders are so determined to lead country from falling into the trap set up by the western powers. The whole country is resilient and united to get through the challenges ahead.

[@AsifKhan-bv3iu]

Fantastic presentation.

[@stayfree870]

London School of Economics teaches neo-liberal economics to benefit the establishments.

[@niptsan1003]

Very powerful speech.

[@涛声依旧-j7m]

this lady is so different from most of economists from Western countries. She really understands China's issues and advantages so deeply.

[@johndohn3750]

Most economists in the west don’t really focus on the PRC, and of course, she is a likely Party member given her status and PRC citizenship.

[@Nw-n6w]

Hi she's from china

[@doug3691]

Lovely insights, thank you.

[@stephenyang2844]

Skagen Fondene takes a rational stance of China. I believe China is poised to grow robustly in the next few decades despite Western sanctions.

[@hhz246]

Thanks for sharing!

[@afkfromk1]

Hope that future Chinese young people don’t copy the western young people.

[@stephenlock7236]

I actually see that as a bigger threat than all the propaganda narratives of the US regime led West.

[@Hanguorenshishabi]

The mathematics level of Chinese primary school students is better than that of Western college students

[@thisiskevin1000]

Different context

[@stephenlock7236]

@@afkfromk1 As China develop and progress, there will likely be a larger group of its younger generation of citizens who will take their better lives for granted and fall into the economic, financial, social and also political cycle that most developed countries and societies are now going through. They will be thinking more about "work-live balance" without an iota of idea what their grandparents and parents went through to be where they are. In the Asian context, you are seeing this phenomenon occurring in Singapore.

[@sebfox2194]

​@@Hanguorenshishabi I'm from the UK and went to University there. We had plenty of Chinese students in my Engineering department, and their academic level was similar to that of the Western students. On average, Chinese schooling in mathematics is better than in most Western countries at the pre-University level, but once you reach University level, there's actually not much difference.

[@Gaperina]

How make serious risk analysis when due diligence is a crime in China?

[@maschatolstoi6401]

A nation four thousand years old. A work ethic without comparison. An average intelligence of 105 means 250,000 people with an IQ of over 160, compared to just 15,000 in the US. A government made up only of people with an IQ of over 130 and a moral standard unseen in human history should please lead humanity to the light. Here are the five principles for peaceful coexistence among humanity. In first place, what are the five principles of peaceful coexistence? Well, they were first proposed by China in the Sino-Indian agreement of 1954, or the Panchsheel agreement. These principles include: Mutual respect for each other's territory and sovereignty No aggression against each other Not interfering in each other's business Equal cooperation for mutual benefit Peaceful coexistence Nehru, who was the then prime minister of India, said that if these principles were followed by all countries, there would be fewer conflicts. 1:53

[@BusinessandFinance-ym5bk]

a "work ethic without comparison"...pfft, cut out this racist supremacists grand standing. there are many cultures with similar work ethics.

[@maschatolstoi6401]

You are right. The West elites have no brain

[@maschatolstoi6401]

You should learn more.

[@yellowjing1213]

The video title has her name wrongly spelled - It’s Keyu. Quite Disrespectful to have typo error in speaker’s name. Please correct it