Comments on: China Becomes #1 Car Market and #1 Export Nation http://www.bigwowo.com/2010/01/china-becomes-1-car-market-and-1-export-nation/ Asian American Intellectualism, Activism, and Literature Sun, 12 Feb 2012 15:28:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: jaehwan http://www.bigwowo.com/2010/01/china-becomes-1-car-market-and-1-export-nation/#comment-3755 jaehwan Mon, 25 Jan 2010 22:20:41 +0000 http://www.bigwowo.com/?p=3793#comment-3755 Power and signal over the air? Signal I could understand, but power? Wow. I sure hope China puts more time and energy into research for science. We're not doing enough here. I'm going to be envious of my own two kids when they can travel and communicate with the world that I only knew from my books! Power and signal over the air? Signal I could understand, but power? Wow.

I sure hope China puts more time and energy into research for science. We’re not doing enough here. I’m going to be envious of my own two kids when they can travel and communicate with the world that I only knew from my books!

]]> By: afd adfasf http://www.bigwowo.com/2010/01/china-becomes-1-car-market-and-1-export-nation/#comment-3754 afd adfasf Sun, 24 Jan 2010 15:30:42 +0000 http://www.bigwowo.com/?p=3793#comment-3754 I'm in china right now, and let me tell you, the west have no clue how fast china is developing and changing. Absolutely no clue. I, who would consider myself relative knowledgeable on china compared to the average america, again got my eyes pulled wide open. You really can't understand the pace of development until you see it yourself. And i think the quote that the chinese will not lead in tech and innovation is wrong. The chinese are very cognizant of the value of tech and innovation leadership, and absolutely want to move up the value chain. It's just that for the last 30 years, it's been far easier to just copy what already works from the rest of the world. Once they reach equilibrium, they will innovate like crazy. At CES, Haier just demonstrated a completely wiresless tv - power and signal over the air. The energy, drive and determination on the faces of the chinese I've personally seen, from young engineers in the city to rural grannies pulling carts of vegetables, is awesome to witness. The more I see of china, the more I realize we americans are f*cked. Seriously. That's not to say chinas doesn't have it's own problems. Just that I don't see anything that can stop them now. You're right to teach your kids chinese. I’m in china right now, and let me tell you, the west have no clue how fast china is developing and changing. Absolutely no clue. I, who would consider myself relative knowledgeable on china compared to the average america, again got my eyes pulled wide open. You really can’t understand the pace of development until you see it yourself.

And i think the quote that the chinese will not lead in tech and innovation is wrong. The chinese are very cognizant of the value of tech and innovation leadership, and absolutely want to move up the value chain. It’s just that for the last 30 years, it’s been far easier to just copy what already works from the rest of the world. Once they reach equilibrium, they will innovate like crazy. At CES, Haier just demonstrated a completely wiresless tv – power and signal over the air. The energy, drive and determination on the faces of the chinese I’ve personally seen, from young engineers in the city to rural grannies pulling carts of vegetables, is awesome to witness.

The more I see of china, the more I realize we americans are f*cked. Seriously. That’s not to say chinas doesn’t have it’s own problems. Just that I don’t see anything that can stop them now.

You’re right to teach your kids chinese.

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