China

People ask, “Why did China become capitalist? Was the failure of communism the reason China switched to capitalism? No. Far from it. China was the most communist, egalitarian country on earth when Mao died. Let’s pause there and see whether communism succeeded or failed: Communist China, from 1950–1978, was under the most severe American peacetime embargo […]

Why Does China’s government have fewer problems than America? China’s government has fewer problems than America’s government because China’s government is run by honest professionals. The PRC government makes decisions based on public feedback. America’s government is run by corrupt amateurs. They make decisions based on campaign contributors’ feedback. The results are easily seen in

For decades, Western media have sought to predict China’s collapse while overlooking its significant successes. When Chinese achievements become too monumental to ignore, the narrative often shifts to questioning their cost. This trend reflects a persistent skepticism, with headlines repeatedly asking, “China’s progress… but at what cost?” From economic dominance and technological advances to environmental

China’s governance gap is not merely a comparison of political systems but a reflection of differing approaches to leadership and efficiency. Where Western democracies struggle with perceived elitism and corruption, China emphasizes meritocracy and public accountability. This approach, rooted in Confucian ideals and honed over centuries, has enabled China to achieve substantial progress and maintain

China’s first half of the year demonstrates why I often claim the country achieves more in a week than the West does in a year. From groundbreaking medical advances to major technological and economic milestones, China’s progress is both rapid and profound. This period saw historic developments such as a new cancer treatment, unprecedented growth