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We don't talk about the sacklers cuz they're "interesting "😂😂

Americans still dying of this much more than many wars . Take Americans died in iraq Afghanistan war x 20 = number of Americans dead in past 365 days (approximation)

But it helps reduce pain! It is not affordable and it is not part of physical therapy

Way to pull of talk while not feeling 100% Chris... Will be interesting to see what the Fed ends up doing given the macro environment...

Solid!!!

Great information for us as a startup with heavy equipment investments coming up!

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This is pure gold.

Not to be on ur face or the face of ur guest Mark but... after 5+ years from the publishing the book and all VIP "alleged" networks Chris Yeh has, he blitzscaled EXACTLY 0 BUSINESSES... including his own blitzscaling VC and academy that after 5+ years are nowhere to been seein doing anything useful for him or for any founders. You want a suggestion on getting good guests? Ask them the list of their portfolio companies or the number of exits they had as a founder... Good luck with ur podcast, ur doing good.

Phuong Ireland is amazing! Why is her name not in any of your videos???? or links to her profile?

Is it possible to try to launch and test the MVP in parts (functionality), if not all parts are ready or clear yet?

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Chief executive chief operations ... Bull crap if u think I set up New World order this way!!!

Wonderfully explained

Is Blitzscaling the opposite of nailing Product - Market fit and establishing clear Network Effects with Network Bonding that will deliver speed and user retention. Growth at speed over efficiency sounds like a WeWork recipe for wasting VC money.

Can you qualify for the program if you have a forbearance?

Good advice

China's immigration has already changed. A foreigner can get a longterm visa.

So what's holding Chris Zhang in the US? Is it the 'freedom of speech' he referred to at about 46.0 min in the interview? Will he be returning to China permanently anytime soon? Afterall, the standard and quality of life in China is as good if not better than that in the US and the opportunities for him in the corporate and business world will be unlimited. Importantly, he will be closer to families in China esp I assume his aging parents.

His long cautious preface about his true loyalities and beliefs system is very telling. It betray his concerns as an Asian American (especially Chinese American). The anti-Chinese hysteria and jingosim (McCarthyism version 2) that have reached fever pitch level now infest the current US bipartisan political landscape. This climate prevents any objective fair unbiased discussion about China these days. It is said you may live in a closed society but have more open minds and conversely you can live in an open society but have closed minds.

Although Mark appears to be open but I think he doesn’t know enough of Chinese culture, work ethics, collective minded, etc. The amount of change esp in technology, standard of living, freedom in China was amazing that Mark doesn’t seem to have an in-depth understanding. I think deep in his heart is still filled with a certain racialism against China and Chinese

CHinese all over the world are encouraged to "return" to the MOtherland. This might be a way to solve the population problem.

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What Chris meant by “military style” was probably just stricter boarding school in a Chinese/East Asian style, I suspect. That’s more like 10-50% of most Chinese high schools depending on what province you live in. Definitely not 1% like some comments suggested.

😂😂The first layer of exploitation is your good lives in the west, the second exploitation is the so-called upper class in China. When the west can no more exploit the developing nations, there will be a big big reliefs on people's lives of developing countries. Then we will have a chance to go for the final liberation. Thank God the western colonists had f**ck themselves up throughout their ignorant, arrogant, and incompetent descendants.

Chris is a very good example for Chinese students who drink the West's Kool aid since highschool in America but still keep a fair mind

Wow, just stambled into this site, and I must say the quality of interview is 4*

Freedom of speech is an illusion. No country in the world exercises complete freedom of speech. Even in the US complete freedom of speech doesn’t exist. Like this young 20-something Chinese guy, I used to believe that American was this utopia and bastion of freedoms, liberty and cutting edge progress. I moved to the States for 4 years from Singapore in the early 2000s. The green always seems greener in the other side. I was in the process of applying for my green card, which my O visa would have easily allowed me to get one. But I changed my mind half way through my application and decided to return to Singapore. It was the best decision I made in my life. In hindsight I’ve realised that the the U.S. is NOT the bastion of liberty and freedoms. I live à completely free life in Singapore without some of the do-called freedoms available in the USA. I don’t worry about gun violence, racism, crime, crazy health care expenses, peace of mind, security, etc. The life I live is on par with, or better than the best upper middle class American family. I don’t know if mr Zhang has buyer’s remorse. But as an American who has Chinese roots, he CAN’T claim to be part of China’s current success. He turned his back on his Motherland to adopt the ideology and citizenship of a country that now views his birth country as a threat that needs to be contained and suppressed. It’s a racist country in which he as a Yellow man, will NEVER be a first class citizen, no matter how much he tries to convince himself. Yellow is closer to white than black or brown. But he’ll never be white. Unfortunately, for him, that’s the reality on the ground. Good luck to him though.

The backstory of the militaristic middle school must be taken in context. When he talked about how hard life was for students, you have to understand that their parents suffered even greater trauma in their early life. If I’m his teens the life expectancy of China was less than 50, his parents generation was less than 40. Starvation in the 1950s was a major threat and I don’t know any families that didn’t actually lose siblings. Without context, you can’t appreciate why parents push so hard on their one child to succeed.

American public schools and education is in the gutter. China IS the future. America is a fading empire determined to hold on to its hegemonic power. This white guy describes China as a “capitalistic autocracy.. not a communist state any more..”. Well, he may not be aware that the U.S. has stopped being a democracy for some time now. As one of my country’s top diplomats told a Harvard University audience a year or so ago, many top political analyst agree the U.S. is now a Plutocracy - it is effectively run by the top 1% of the U.S. population. All this thanks to Cooperations and lobbyists that serve the needs and interests of the wealthiest Americans. Americans, including this white guy, live in a bubble and echo chamber where the American mainstream media feeds Americans with their anti-China propaganda, including fake ( yes fake, unsubstantiated ) evidence of Uyghur abuse, Tibet, HK, basically alleged human rights abuses. As someone from Singapore, who’s government is friendly with both the US and China - we offer the US navy support and Singapore is one of the largest foreign investor countries in China( the U.S. and China need to work together. The problem is with the U.S. it cannot accept that China is now a powerful player on the world stage. The U.S. wants to ‘contain’ China and keep its 30+ year status quo as the only hegemonic superpower in the world. China CANNOT be contained. The American Neocons in Washington DC need to come to terms with China’s rise. China wants to work with the U.S. and all countries as partners in a win-win situation. The American warmongering Neocons on the other hand see the situation in terms of a zero sum game. At this point, it doesn’t matter which direction the US government takes. The shift from a unipolar American led Western alliance to a Multipolar one led by China, India and the other BRICS and BRICS+ nations. The global south, of which 85% of the global population lives has had enough of America’s disastrous foreign policies - sanctions, coercive bullying, threats of war, creating proxy wars and conflicts, emphasising a ‘rules based’ world order they created whereby they (Americans) get to break the rules and others are not allowed to do the same, interference in the INTERNAL AFFAIRS of SOVEREIGN nations, overthrowing of governments that resist American interference. etc, etc, etc. The list goes on and on. There are rational Americans that are speaking out against their own government’s abuses and false narratives, even here on YT. Respected economists like Professor Jeffery Sachs, who has spoken in Singapore, is one such American. Most Americans, middle American, has no idea just how bad their country’s foreign policies have been for the last 30+ years. Both Red and Blue governments have had terrible, TERRIBLE foreign policies that have kept the global south down - stunting their growth and development. Well, if Americans want to use their so-called FREEDOMS, maybe they can hold their government responsible for its shameful foreign policies that ACTUALLY VIOLATE the HUMAN RIGHTS of so many voiceless people around the world. Americans should NEVER lecture ANY NATION about human rights abuses. They are the BIGGEST perpetrators of human rights abuses in this planet.

An excellent interview, thanks--please more of the realistic, objective and pragmatic views like Chris' sharing, less of ideological, superficial and warmongering foolishness. At the end of the day, all must face facts/reality, political posturing doesn't really change the fundamentals. Way to go, a rare gem. Chris' take is very close to the reality in CN. Ppl just want better lives, and CN gov has been delivering and working tirelessly on it. Ideology is really not that important. So the democracy vs. totalitarianism is bullshit. Jack Ma wasn't taken down b/c he criticized CN gov, he actually had access to the highest level to offer suggestion/advice. There were different things working together, his whole success was based on CN gov being lenient with him and his business (Ant Financial) was profiting from doing banks' business w/o being regulated by banking authorities on funds borrowed at low interest from State banks, but then he threatened to take down CN's financial system openly--one thing is of crucial importance to China is stability: you will only understand it when you start to realize how difficult it is to feed 1.4 billion/providing for everything and keep a country with 56 ethnic groups peaceful and stable. A related point is that the redline is as long as you don't plot to overthrow the government, split the country, or sabotage the stability/peace (terrorism), or sedition/treason (working for foreign forces to overthrow the gov/split the country etc.), they pretty much leave you alone to do whatever. Ma Yun's Taobao was also imposing on the small businesses/shops exclusivity, taking away the choices they might have, and therefore destroy any chances for rising new competitors, that's a classical anti-trust issue. In fact one strength of Chinese government is that they in principle don't allow religions or capitals to decide/influence policies (historically so), which is actually way better than the US. Chris' point on Chinese parent is relevant: CN government is historically like good parents, they take care of you whole heartedly, but you accept certain level of their into your life out of filial obligations/harmony/love. Only with understanding would Americans realize that Chinese/Chinese government are not demons, nor are they evil, nor are they interested in taking down the US: they just try best for a better life, with hard work (not looting).

Chris needs some water 😄

1 out of 5,500 isn't an outliner?!? 😅 How many of the 5,500 totals are military style middle schools? Probably, less than 1%, and all military style middle schools would be privately runned. Ie. The large majority (>99%) of those 5,500 middle schools would be publicly funded, normal middle schools!

As long as the western mainstream media lies to its audience of the realities in China, with constructed narratives or historical tropes, the western society at large will suffer the maladies of the proverbial hare & tortoise fable. IMHO, there's no catching up now, the Americans have lost too much ground.

The "China stole their technology story" is a western media myth ...all you have to do is check your local patent office and you will find China has over 15 times the amount of patents and industrial designs as the US and more than 3 times the world combined ! Even Japan and Korea has many times more patents than the US !

Innovation is useless unless implemented and China has done both ! All you need to do is visit the parking lot of a Costco or IKEA in the US and a Costco or IKEA in China and it will be like night and day of how many EVs in the parking lots of the Costcos and IKEAs in China compared to anywhere North America or Europe !

I didn't hear anything about tech surge, but just some macro econ number, ppp, fast construction, smart phone, low price, aging population. CNN type of shallow talk. Don't waste your time on this video. I think his definition of "tech" is really consumer electronic product. As I said, this video is waste of time.

Please do some more videos with this man please

Fun fact - in the America competes Act we set aside 500M for anti China propaganda in media

Not shocking that China is taking its rightful place as a superpower Americans have no clue about Chinese culture or history we r not taught anything about their ancient civilisation or what they achieved LONG b4 the west was even remotely civilised They spent 18 centuries as the wealthiest country & invented so many things like paper printing the compass gunpowder Come on. China is a peaceful people who r focused on business nobody is better at it

This is eye opening! I live in Singapore and I have worked in China for a couple of years during my corporate life. I would consider myself as someone with a good and balanced view of the West and East. Most of the topics covered in this dialog were of no surprise to me but there were nuggets of information here that were eye opening. Thank you for this.

Hey there Mark peter davis😊

Thanks ❤❤

I visited Zheng Zhou in 1990 on my way to Shaolin for the first time. I hope to revisit someday

Please keep continuing the efforts ♥️

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