Kishore Mahbubani REVEALS China's Strategy to Counter the US

[@ArmandoCavanha]

Excellent speech, clear and logical.

[@roxyfoxa]

Sad this is that UsA is stuck with gender and color and all Bs

[@bengong4383]

The fact that China is able to stand on its own two feet and thrive is due mainly to its competent leadership. They constantly strive for improvements that not only benefit itself but also the people of the global south. Most of these global south countries are now showing their favoritism towards China, which in turn, provides them with technology and investment.

[@rr-ricky]

you must be living under a rock. ccp is not competent, their only mandate is control and make sure the citizens do not revolt. most chinese technology is stolen from the west. investments from the US is what empowered chinese development.

[@siamcharm7904]

leadership is very meritocratic. that leadership may be china;s greatest advantage over usa. doubt any american pol could ever aspire to politboro

[@David-x2c8l]

everyone wants China money , nobody wants to see the China face. even Taiwan passport is better than China passport. China people are not really welcome by other countries. think about it.

[@AoiKaze-xt6rk]

At this point, we can all agree USA dont even have competent leadership. They'd be lucky if they had ANY leadership at all! Their presidential race was like a popularity circus to distract and divert, rather than a genuine contest of ideas and robust debate.

[@MSDGroup-ez6zk]

If you see Ray Dalio, an American who owns the biggest investment company on earth stated that only China in the modern world could make its people prosperous more than any countries in the world. This happened because no country in the world can be a big country without a great leader. China has long history with great leaders from dynasties to Deng and Xi now.

[@MyVoice-d2l]

we are one Asia China work together we also support China

[@David-x2c8l]

everyone wants China money , nobody wants to see the China face. even Taiwan passport is better than China passport. China people are not really welcome by other countries. think about it.

[@SumTingWong888]

F…. China

[@Andy-P]

Does that include Phillipines?

[@AZNinsomnia02]

@@Andy-P hell no, they chose to be the US puppet lol. Pretty much all of ASEAN is rising minus the Phillipines and Myanmar (for obvious reasons)

[@raymonddon8875]

mexicans luvs chinese

[@winstoncheng]

I realized the key difference between the Chinese and others is that Chinese people recognizes their own shortcomings and work towards overcoming them

[@josephguo6256]

shortcomings? are u sure?

[@David-x2c8l]

everyone wants China money , nobody wants to see the China face. even Taiwan passport is better than China passport. China people are not really welcome by other countries. think about it.

[@Buttercookies0]

@@josephguo6256 They will try to cover up their shortcomings with lies and tales and are even convinced by their own lies and tales.🤣🤣

[@truthprevail2445]

​@@Buttercookies0you must be talking about the US and the West

[@Buttercookies0]

@@truthprevail2445 Can't even face your own shortcomings again??

[@adamesd3699]

Very important points. I would add two more: 1. Kissinger and Nixon understood how important it was to separate China from Russia. Now, with their “sanction and threaten everyone” policies, the idiots in Washington push Russia and China together. So you have the biggest natural resources country allied to the biggest manufacturing country. 2. The US used to have a globally dominant industrial sector and a globally dominant financial sector. Now the US is losing the dominant industrial sector to China, and the financial sector is becoming multi-polar with the rise of BRICS trading mechanisms.

[@morbid747]

The worst strategic mistake ever made by the US in this century. I wouldn't be surprise if both countries form an alliance called Eurasion Union comprising China , Russia , Belarus , Mongolia and all central asian countries. It would truly be a strong alliance from West to East. If BRICS are then included in the future , the west and it's vassal states would be isolated from most of the global south. Anyway , i doubt most western politicians have the capacity to understand the seriousness of the impending geo politocal situation as thry are more interested in the election and special interests of corporations.

[@Kiyoone]

[@william_marshal]

China is going bankrupt ... slowly but surely !!!

[@michaelg4158]

US shipbuilding went from 5% in the 1970s to only 0.2% today. If a war breaks out today, US couldn't churn out those battleships at all against the world's number one shipbuilding country which is CN.

[@willaimoconnell9430]

Nonsense and incomplete reasoning

[@razmiihsan8897]

One thing I like about China is they successfully lift millions out from poverty.

[@lewiskwong6783]

I am an overseas Chinese in Singapore but born in HK China. Many people including my sons said I cannot fully support China so much after all we are not Chinese national any more 8:32 ... I told them my nationality may not be China anymore but my ancestral country ( 祖先國） is always China . I cannot sit and do nothing when I see my ancestral country was bullied by America and the western dogs.

[@SIMARJEETMEHTA]

Bullied? China refused to allow Google and other such top companies in China, China made clones of them, and the US accepted that. It was China having its way.

[@engineRTZ]

同胞牛逼👍🏼

[@dewinmoonl]

You can immigrate, but you can't escape your yellow skin. Overseas Chinese well-being is directly tied to how well China is doing

[@thepeaktram77]

You likely never showed your sons to enough of China's history and culture to provide them the ability to analyze, compare and appreciate. I guess it's not your fault, HK people are most distanced from their roots due to colonisation plus u moved to Singapore. But good to hear deep inside you are still a proud Chinese and please stay that way till your dying breath. Chaotic times for all of us no doubt.

[@vincenttay2812]

Support from Overseas Chinese

[@eddiewong9272]

Learned from the previous experience of the Soviet Union, China 🇨🇳 established a strong economic binding with its neighbouring countries. On the other hand, the government eradicated extreme poverty in the poor regions so to created a common wealth society. There was an old Chinese saying: “The blacksmith must be strong so to made solid iron products”. In which, would implied a mighty government is necessary to build a vigorous country.

[@ПИЦКВлад]

❤❤Bravo Kishore❗️.. Great China observer-watcher without being an arrogant “expert”😁🀄️🀄️Humility is the essence of a great diplomat👍🙏

[@hofamily6718]

Chinese peoples' LOGICAL & PRACTICAL THINKING SKILLS, WIN-WIN STRATEGY favors a successful outcome. US' knee jerk reactions & warmongering attitude led to failure.

[@nimmadalladanammadu8366]

Very true

[@BestFitSquareChannel]

Indeed. Best wishes Professor Mahbubani. Thank you.

[@davidlaw9686]

@@BestFitSquareChannel if you look from direction of the West, yes you tk him. But from the opp side nothing to tk abt, for he's revealing China's tactics.

[@ConxolConxol-fo9ru]

Dumb

[@Voltage-v7w]

@@ConxolConxol-fo9ru?

[@bobsmith3983]

@@Voltage-v7w He was referring to himself.

[@summmmmmable]

My country only knows how to badmouth China and totally ignoring our problems here!

[@Aria-xq9yk]

It’s always easier to blame someone else than reflecting on themselves

[@Unknown-tw2qc]

because of the west propaganda

[@Andy-P]

@@Unknown-tw2qc Standard CCP narrative. Only Chinese anti-western state media is to be believed

[@marleenluke1054]

And earmark billions of dollars in doing it.

[@nanoshka7484]

It’s easier to point fingers

[@johnnyleo282]

Kishore Mahbubani well said only like minded people will understand his clear view. On China.

[@Buttercookies0]

Those that collect some benefits from the Cn govt??

[@AoiKaze-xt6rk]

The Chinese is playing GO, while the Americans are playing checkers!

[@willfiala1859]

Noughts and crosses maybe but not even checkers

[@araara4746]

Tonya Harding Syndrome US is very acute. When other countries are busy trying to build, the US is busy trying to hinder the development of other countries.

[@AoiKaze-xt6rk]

But there is only so much Tonya Harding US can do to China. Most critical input resources are either within China, like rare earths, or they are found in countries that have infrastructure BUILT by China or are ALLIES of China. Thats why Prof Kishore said that when China reaches a critical mass of influence and power, it will be unstoppable by US.

[@shasanmaz]

also hinder the lives of its people from living in decent homes and let them be street dwellers.

[@conti-vl6tx]

We all have to understand that in the US, they spend $90 billion a year on intelligence and misinformation. This is what they do. Can you imagine $90 billion a year being spent perhaps on education? They spend it on disinformation. And the reason why is not because Americans are evil people. It has to do with the sense that they have to be number one. If they can't compete with you, they're gonna break your legs. This is what they call the Tonya Harding defense. She was afraid that her good friend would somehow beat her at the Olympics, so she got her boyfriend and another friend to go over and try to break her legs. This is exactly what the US is doing. Another example like 2 athletes competing in the Olympic stadium. One side is not trying to acheive their best results, but always trying to trip the other side, even making them participate in the paralympic games. That is the serious deviation of the US's perception and positioning towards China, treating China as the most significant competitor and the most severe geopolitical challenge. The US claims to outcompete China, but not to seek conflict. In reality, the so-called competition of the US is an all-round containment and suppression that is a zero-sum game of life and death. The fact that there is an iron law of dual politics which says that whenever the world's number one emerging power which today is China is about to overtake the world's number one power which today is United States of America. The world's number one power always pushes down the world's number one emerging power. Now American problem is they lost industrial base, and they have nothing to trade except weapons and overprinted money. The problem with the US economy today is that they underestimated China. In the United States of America, if any American politicians say "hey, China is going to become number one let's get ready for it" that politician will be dead and a suicidal to their political career. In the west, they have 1 million watts speaker phone that they can use on a daily basis because they control the international press. $1.5 billion was used by this US government to train journalists how to write negative stories about China over five years which is $300 million a year, just being spent of the free press to teach them how to be biased against China. Imagine if China was doing that, the US will definitely say, see! This is an attack on the freedom of the press of information!

[@davidz7858]

I almost forgot this name, a poor girl reflected today US

[@willaimoconnell9430]

Prove any bit of your emo rank

[@mmmayocide]

I'm Asian American AND I SUPPORT CHINA

[@Andyferguson-ml4uo]

But you wouldn't want to live there?

[@mmmayocide]

@@Andyferguson-ml4uo how do you know I don't visit all the time or live there now?

[@lenziany]

China is very amazing ❤

[@David-x2c8l]

everyone wants China money , nobody wants to see the China face. even Taiwan passport is better than China passport. China people are not really welcome by other countries. think about it.

[@dajudgment9332]

Hesssssssss Right perfectly Right China Truly Have Done A amazing job Hates off to China full respect we should learn from China A white mans erogance is brought to shame and all the evill in them cant stop the Hand of time the same folks thay Have been trying to keep Dawn are Now About to COME Up people of Color AFRICA

[@beatricewan9958]

中國人受過雨淋, 所以會為別人打傘！ We Chinese had drenched in bitter rain. That's why we hold umbrellas for the needy! Meaning: We had had difficult and bad times, and we understood the plight of others. That's why we lend a hand!

[@GlobalDrifter1000]

@@beatricewan9958 🤣😂🤣😂

[@GlobalDrifter1000]

@@lenziany amazing like a bowl of 💩soup.

[@kamrankhanafridi7080]

Unmatchable and unsurpassable China!!! Love China❤❤❤

[@Jon888321]

Maybe it’s time for the world to rethink capitalism. Under this system, the poor gets worse off, while the rich become richer. This phenomenon is very common in capitalistic countries like US and Europe. China’s system is a hybrid of capitalism and socialism.

[@henglee3127]

是的，不让大企业或者富人左右国家政策，更多国家政策来要照顾穷人，比如低廉的公共交通，随处可见的街边公园。

[@SahilAli-fs2ye]

In Extreme Capitalism, employees and poor people are made slave. Look what happens in India. It is a modern slavery system.

[@sustainerofdivineprincipeal]

Capitalism by itself is the best thing that ever happened to modern world. It promotes innovation and advancement in tech . The problem arose when big companies started getting involved in politics to secure unnatural advantages for themselves thereby corrupting the natural processes of capitalism . Big companies buying out smaller competition and lobbying in the parliament is what corrupted capitalism. In this sense Americas system of capitalism got corrupted. In China foreign tech companies are forced to give up tech information if they want to access Chinese market. That's also not natural. It's good for China but not for anyone else. I think other countries must also start copying China where by any Chinese companies wanting to open in their country must share their trade secrets and tech information.

[@Lee.Hsien-Yung]

Professor Kishore Mahbubani has a deep understanding of China and holds the same straight-forward views as English scholar Martin Jacques.

[@anandjoshy532]

Very indebth analysis. The world should heed your words and learn from China, especially USA.

[@Andyferguson-ml4uo]

What....to live in a society where you don't have an option to vote?

[@waichui2988]

A lot of what China did began years before the collapse of the Soviet Union. In 1979, they started opening up and reforming. They started the special economic zones as experiments, trying to learn how markets work and what kind of problems market may bring. All collective farms were abolished by the mid 1980s. As a result, food production broke records year after year. As controls were loosen, village enterprises grew. There is one issue very seldom reported. That is leadership development. In the early 1980s, they identified the next group of leaders to groom. Deng Xiaoping also pressured many old men to retire to make way for younger leaders. In this area, they did see the damage done when the leaders of the Soviet Union held their positions until death.

[@Easyly1953]

The chinese race is basically a merchant race. It's business savvy strategy has brought many developing countries closer to it.

[@dons6556]

Agree, as an ethnic Chinese in the West. Large % of Chinese aim to be a CEO of a company of ONE rather be an employee. One of the reasons for the nickname, JEWS OF ASIA. Just look at who controls the economy in Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, and the Philippines

[@taiwanstillisntacountry]

​@@dons6556 The J€ws are the Chinese of the West

[@David-x2c8l]

everyone wants China money , nobody wants to see the China face. even Taiwan passport is better than China passport. China people are not really welcome by other countries. think about it.

[@LeeSkJohn-sv8wi]

​​@@dons6556don't associate Chinese with Jews. The Jews do not believe in coexistence with other race. Chinese believe in cooperation and peaceful co exsistence. The Chinese help the Jews from genocide to stay in Shanghai. Yet the Jew collaborate with Japan during ww2. Look at what the Jew did to Muslims in middle east.

[@mrj475]

Lies😂

[@cutbaitgofishing]

This man knows what he s talking about ladies and gentlemen, listen to him.

[@ningmeikamei]

When they work hard there is no way anyone could beat them. Their dedications and sacrifice is phenomenal.

[@malin5468]

One of the best analyses I have heard. One of my memories as a student in China in the early 1980s was the number of scientific and technological colleges and universities. Although they were technologically backward at the time, it was clear that they had a real hunger for technological and scientific knowledge. Their technological advances is not limited to EVs of course. Even components of the America’s Cup boasts are made in China. And their space program is fast catching up with that of the US.

[@frankact6342]

Good to listen to intelligent people and their analysis as this show the real facts

[@nishithpadman3939]

Beautiful thoughts and speech.

[@drju99]

Summary 1-China learned from the Soviet Union’s collapse, which was caused by internal weaknesses, not external pressures. 2-To avoid a similar fate, China focuses on maintaining a strong economy and dynamic society to ensure internal strength. 3-The U.S. used a containment strategy by forming alliances with the Soviet Union’s neighbors, but China preemptively counters this by building economic dependencies with its neighbors, such as the ASEAN-China free trade agreement. 4-China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) strengthens its global influence by providing infrastructure and creating economic interdependence, making it hard for countries to join any containment policy. 5-China’s manufacturing dominance-including industries like electric vehicles (EVs)-makes it indispensable to the global economy. 6-Despite its success, China respects U.S. power and recognizes the urgency in Washington to counter its rise, with some U.S. policymakers pushing for rapid action. This summarizes China's strategic moves to prevent being isolated or contained by the U.S., based on the lessons from the Cold War.

[@arjunsherpa3826]

what a great analysis..

[@teogeorge2203]

Well elaborated logical speech by Kishore Mahbubani.

[@Abdulah65]

You are right

[@davidaaa3523]

Spot on professor

[@AbdirahmanAyanle-mf8yj]

Big respect for this man

[@basilfoster3107]

Unfortunately for America we are bolting the door after the cow has left the barn. Perhaps now we know the producing tangible products is different from shuffling financial instruments.

[@rais1953]

At least you can be sure that rotten ungrateful cow won't be able to get back into your barn 😂

[@sajeevanav1306]

Wise analysis. Listen him

[@David-x2c8l]

everyone wants China money , nobody wants to see the China face. even Taiwan passport is better than China passport. China people are not really welcome by other countries. think about it.

[@Dare2Blink]

He is parcially correct but... Contrary to what the Americans like to say, the Soviet Union did not collapse, at least not in the sense people imagine. Boris Yelsin tried to convince the west to let Russia join them, he wanted Russia to simply be a "normal country" and prosper under capitalism. The West agreed so Boris, seeing how the strain that the arms race was putting them under, decided to dissolve the Soviet Union, with the intention of becoming part of the west so to speak. The US seized the opportunity and declared victory and did everything it could to rape Russia of its resources and to keep it as poor as possible. Then Putin came along and the rest is History, and with Russia standing tall and strong, ahead of Germany and Japan in GDP and growing more than any country in the G7.

[@rap3208]

It collapsed because it was trying too compete with US without the financial and economic means, they went bankrupt

[@Shopping_Guides]

Very nice it's logical talk India should be part of china rising instead of being mercenary of US AND WEST against containment of china

[@SK-kh2rs]

Hows your visa application to the US going?

[@thepunggol21]

Mr Kishore, you spoke very correctly. You will be the next late Mr Lee Kuan Yew.

[@tonykiang9052]

Why u glorify the dead? Let LKY rest in peace

[@MASMIWA]

Long range plannning and strategy driven by a strong leadership has made China's rebirth from its 'century of humiliation' even more eventful. The Phoenix has risen and will lead in economic terms using its political skills to create a world of peace and prosperity who align with the goals of a peaceful society. The US and EU have wasted much of their advantage on colonialism and imperial wars that have diluted their peaceful endeavers and priorities for their citizens. The trillions of dollars wasted on war instead of domestic gains are appalling.

[@rogarok5880]

Right on target, I would add a few more items: The government of China"s first objective and priority is to benefit its population from birth to death, anything else is secondary. Mao's legacy: China can be destroyed but never colonized again, destroying China means planetary nuclear catastrophe now. China is a surviving civilization with many successful rich cultures, we Chinese are master merchants at heart living with a golden rule, do unto others what you wish for yourself, live and let live. China has an ancient meritocratic society and understands in its bones that the one who knows more lives a better life. Country's main goal: to be the wealthiest and most advanced place on the planet by 2049... this will be obvious by 2035, this would be impossible without a strong meritorious government which has the approval of its population.

[@bobsmith3983]

The West got lazy due to the plundering of their colonies. Now they blame their demise on people who are industrious and not lazy.

[@bobsmith3983]

The West got lazy due to the plundering of their colonies. Now they blame their demise on people who are industrious and not lazy.

[@SouthsideMike-1226]

America in obvious decline

[@MetaView7]

OMG Cannon said it so presciently : *Spiritual Vibrancy Inside.* Their civilization is collapsing - mass shootings, carjacking, zero-dollar shopping, assassinations, ppl got whipped into a frenzy over a weather balloon, Jan6 . . . they have lost the spiritual vibrancy inside !

[@galemartin9155]

Hope clouds observation. Your intentions blinds you to the obvious.

[@MetaView7]

my comment has been deleted. I must have scored a good point. Sigh, I am only a little guy, deleting my comment won't change the obvious.

[@oceanwave4502]

I can relate. See how fentanyl pandemic spreads into many cities in the States, creating Zombie cities. Illegal immigrants keep coming to the States, forcing the government to pay a huge amount of money to sustain them. In contrast, many veterans live homelessly. Students are afraid of September every year. Why? Because that times denotes the starting of school mass shooting season in the States. 😫

[@Peter.F.C]

​@@galemartin9155 It's obvious the US is in the toilet. Circling the bowl for the final time. Before they experience the ultimate flush.

[@LW78321]

Great insights from Kishore

[@BKLau70]

Those who look at history of China would realise China had always protected and traded with surrounding countries.

[@sanjithmaniram7744]

Brilliantly said China❤❤❤

[@philiptan2051]

Great explanation prof.

[@chongdi6140]

Unlike other former colonies and exploited nations China deligenty learned the humiliating lessons from its historical past determined to rise up again never to be easily exploited by any aggressive adversary like before. They know that they have no one else but only themselves to rely on.

[@user_ar6332]

Without Investment and technology transfer from US and EU, China would be nothing today. China became prosperous due to the greed of the Western Corporations who went to China for cheap labour.

[@alexpan8138]

This man has profound understanding and knowledge about my country China. The leadership do study carefully the mistakes of Soviet Union and Japan . Such as Corruption, Shock Therapy, Real Estate Bubble, economic development, etc.

[@philipfarmer3232]

Extraordinarily lucid analysis.

[@dannylim1455]

Wise words from Prof Mahbubani. The West is ignorant about ASEAN and China. We have been trading for a thousand years. All we want is to make money and peace.

[@widodoakrom3938]

Interesting

[@suyogtaday9674]

Very nice explanation. 👍🏻 Religions, cast base problem is big obstacle in some country. 🙏🏻

[@danieltam3923]

A good student doesn't spend his/her time and energy on how to impede or obstruct the progress of other students, but focus on how to best himself/herself.

[@bertopdenbrouw5500]

❤❤❤❤❤❤amazing

[@jauherali3987]

Very well analized Chian's strategy and its plans for future. What India is going to learn from it ?

[@cutbaitgofishing]

Nothing, absolutely not a dam thing.

[@Abhi-lm6js]

India only start learning when it's too late. We are late in all fields, but yeah when starts, we can defeat any side or even can fight too. But Chinese have a different mindset. They attack on your sense organs and made u surrender even before the war starts. So that is the difference. We are good in wars, but not good in psychological war and it did played a significant role behind Britishers ruling India for 200 years and even before that, Mughal Empire ruled us for God knows how many decades. We have one more thing in common. We are quite skeptical and judgemental on our own capabilities, means we always keep our abilities in check. But Chinese works on it fast and comes out STRONGER, ours side only plans and plans and till it's too late, no significant action would be taken. See on Semiconductor field. India starts early in this as compared to China. But now where China stands is a mighty elephant and we are ants in front of them as far as Semiconductor field is concerned. And we are good in planning for example see our Nuclear energy project, it is astonishing for the world that after few years, we would have zero dependency on Uranium and despite being no Uranium resources, we have made enriched uranium fast breeder reactor that gives more Uranium in output as compared to INPUT.

[@daredevil30000]

@@Abhi-lm6js The dynamics can change if India develops a Thorium based reactor.

[@WongPeter-tx7qq]

India would do well if her people begin with facing reality. Pls watch podcasts on KZbin featuring Mr. Avtar Singh Bhasin, an Indian historian. The historian is the author of a book in which he stated after doing deep researches into sources from India that it was the fault on the part India to arrive at a diplomatic solution with China on the border line that led to the 1962 war and that the Modi govt should educate his people about the truth before relation with China could be improved. It doesn't help to brat about being good in fighting and lost because you were stabbed at the back (sound like Nazi explanation of German defeat in WWI). I don't think India is poor in planning and we Chinese know very well that average Indian are very smart as proved by the no. of CEO of big companies of Indian heritage What is holding India back, I think, is that the western democratic system is not suitable to developing countries which have a large land mass, huge and diverse population and multiple religions but relatively short in natural resources. It simply takes to long for such a system to arrive at a consensus which by then the opportunity might have already gone. India has rightly or wrongly chosen the Western system and has to live with the consequences, both bad and good. Well, I guess one can't have the cake and eat it too.

[@dewinmoonl]

As a Chinese I'd say india needs a more equal society first. Now it is too segregated into the elite and the rest. And any competent Indian would first thing escape india for US and EU, instead of staying and improving their own country.

[@snand-c6w]

Indeed, China has many friends and allies amongst many nations in particular amongst its neighbours. Kishore Mahbubani is right, ASEAN enjoys a very good relationship with China.

[@cutbaitgofishing]

Well put, i agree.

[@darenchanlp]

"Divide and Conquer" that is the America's strategy. That is what the British did throughout history.

[@amindra963]

Besides, Chinese have a 15,000 years of Civilizational history to fall back on. They will not fail. Napoleon was spot on!

[@AoiKaze-xt6rk]

Enlightenment comes with a long contiguous, shared history, so you are right. But if you think about it, the West did a favour when it imposed the century of humiliation on China. This is the drive that spurred China's miracle. But historically too, China was never expansionist, it is a sedentary civilization that does not expand its borders till present day. So that pretty much maintained its civilization while expansionist Rome fell.

[@Sidekick618]

The dragon has awakened, now it is shaking the world.

[@ThomasOrtlaufpg]

15,000 years? - That's a bit too much. I think it's 5000 years, but anyways, it's the oldest living civilization, and it's doing spectacularly well.

[@peintutorz7074]

​@@Sidekick618 even ph is shaking because of too much Chinese businesses

[@SK-kh2rs]

15000 years? 😂

[@tomsunuwar6940]

Great China 🇨🇳 ever great 👍 in the world 🌎

[@dulichdoday5361]

The government has great leaders, the country has great and intelligence people that make China possible. The government can not do everything by itself.

[@transplant-f3p]

The way to progress is not to watch and complain. You should strive as hard as you can and do as well as you possibly can. Success comes from effort.

[@dharshinisamaranayake2971]

Thanks for talking about the power of strategy, and China seems to have mastered it beautifully. The US uses strategy for power in warfare and China has shown an alternative. I listened to your analysis twice as your analysis of strategy is very good.

[@DrAahad-xo6ev]

Saluted to prof's amazing analytics! Its leaning for transformation and self development.

[@GreenPartyofMalaysia]

The end of US hegemony…

[@zarshairFitness]

wowww great analysis and facts by sir..

[@humansarecrazybeing5730]

Respect to china from another non white person

[@David-x2c8l]

everyone wants China money , nobody wants to see the China face. even Taiwan passport is better than China passport. China people are not really welcome by other countries. think about it.

[@seahshuhuae3053]

hard working people no corruption

[@selwyncameron5869]

He is RIGHT

[@ricardoluitam]

Amazing video. Keep up the good work. Support

[@saptarshideb2082]

Instead of bad mouthing China we should learn from them to tackle international pressure.

[@vincentkuah2525]

The Chinese leadership does not give excuses for its shortcomings. But rather probe analyse and find solutions to overcome these shortcomings.

[@JackTan-og1om]

KB's strong sense of urgency meaning desperation perhaps panic attacks

[@mohamedhussein7663]

Go China, we cant let the US unchallenged view of the world continue - the hope lies with China as Russia fights for its survival.

[@JenHope118]

Insightful lesson ..thank you prof👍🙏

[@adamlasry5225]

Long live China 🇨🇳

[@syedmaricar9946]

No nation is going downhill because of the competition,it's all those people trying to protect themselves from others that are going uphill going no where.

[@skim7221]

Great thinker

[@ghonzhaurigonzaga9810]

Kishore en Victor Gao guys love u incredibly infinit❤❤❤

[@JohnnyMek-xm3ff]

That’s was the best analysis and insights. China is totally indispensable.

[@salimhandayani101]

You are my idol proffesor.

[@wadoodabdul7565]

America thinking It's only super power howlong it breaks like Russia into different states

[@David-x2c8l]

everyone wants China money , nobody wants to see the China face. even Taiwan passport is better than China passport. China people are not really welcome by other countries. think about it.

[@SK-kh2rs]

Its not going to break up anytime soon and still has advantages other continents can only dream of

[@isokabooks3758]

Where are the US fast trains in Asia or Africa or even America?

[@SK-kh2rs]

Well done making fast trains 😂 Too bad all the super talents in asia and africa wont be using them as they will be… HEADING TO THE USA! 😂 USA scoops up the best talent and nobody can stop it

[@TakeThis-z7v]

Excellent analysis.

[@wijithagorakanage4560]

This is a really meaningful and a logical analysis. Thank you. Propaganda alone can not beat China.

[@chungchow7351]

I think I just learned a lot from listening professor. America has to catch especially we have to reunite again not divisive from Trump.

[@lesgamester7356]

China's attitude seems like The Foundation Trilogy by Asimov. Long term planning for long term benefit. Facinating talk. Thanks.

[@nicholasmulenga162]

It's sad that USA doesn't want other countries to prosper but what to contain their progress..

[@alexloo4332]

❤ good, good, good

[@robertseaborne5758]

A combination of China's purpose driven disciplined single party form of governance (as distinct from America's profit driven two party plutocracy) and an exceptionally hard working work force, is how China has been so successful over such a relatively short period of time.

[@louisemichelle1428]

Thanks Kishore Mahbubani! China is not U.S.S.R. 😊

[@jjsmith4829]

chinese governments philosophy have always discussed it is the obligation of the emperor officials and government to emphasize the welfare of the people and country; always an emphasis on spiritual and matieral well being; moral rectitude and education

[@SvennPoos]

LONG TERM STRATEGIES always win.. !!!

[@採菊绚麗]

Kishore is great 👍

[@SuperEmouse]

Kishore is a China mouthpiece! Be careful of Kishore !

[@noorfraz7440]

I don't know why but I love China. Such a competent, hard working and humble nation.❤

[@YaseenPatel-o1d]

China's No.1 Policy 1)Never interefere in any one's business (political interference) 2) Economic goals only 3)Fund projects to poorer countries 4)Give loans to poorer countries

[@nonglouie5106]

This gentleman has got it right.

[@SarahPunjabKhan]

China successful political economic social global peace green technology model is incredibly impressive to uplift the world

[@paideia-e9u]

He correctly described the appearance of success, not the hidden success.

[@Abdulah65]

❤

[@ricotheman8139]

Just to remind everyone, China since the 221BC, throughout the entire recorded human history, has always been the strongest nation on earth, except the recent 180 years. So it is nothing surprising if China regain its rightful position.