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Ask Prof Wolff: China Vs. a Myth of Stolen Technology

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@CarpsterKing3 years ago When a bully cannot defeat his advesary even though with his friend's help he will cry foul and complain to the school authorities of unfair tactics and intimidation... 242
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@thebatteryclinic3 years ago Dear Sir. My take is that most of the technology you talk about don't matter. So Chinese make the iPhone keep 6 dollars. The technologies they develope the west deemed them fringe impractical and unprofitable like lithium batteries, solar, high speed trains. But when China started owning patents in 5G technology and leading in what will be the next productivity multiplier technology the mood changed. None of the high end tech was ever transferred they were denied the Chinese like nuclear and space science. Granted the chinese sent their students over to the Western universities. That is not copying. Many stayed back and contributed to the Western economy until they were unwelcome. They return home to found better opportunities for research and business opportunities. ... 132
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@samliew66103 years ago Overall, the Chinese people are very hardworking, smart (very good with Math, Science and Business) entrepreneurial, fast- learner, resilient and forward-looking. 65
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@Brandon-sr2bl3 years ago China requires a JV and technology sharing agreements when entering the Chinese market. The international companies agree to this and love counting those profits, but turn around and complain about the technology sharing later. Then it gets labeled as “forced” technology and then it’s labeled “stolen”. ... 50
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@charlieong56363 years ago "Repeat a lie often enough it becomes the truth"
"it doesn't have to be true, it just needs to look like it" 37
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@imussewingpartskapatid7 months ago I like the way you talk. I fully understand. Im a filipino
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@sootuckchoong70778 months ago US accused China of stealing their future, future 5G technology!! 😂 2
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@panzergrenadier903 years ago You hit the spot dead on. It was all part of the deal that foreign companies agreed on when they begged to enter this massive market, it was called "market share for tech". Based on that consensus, the foreign companies get the market share and, in turn, their Chinese partner get to learn their tech. Over the years, the Chinese did get some tech which they would otherwise never have, but the stuff shared by foreign companies are mostly out-dated and of low-end, which strengthened the Chinese determination to spend heavily on R&D. ... 78
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@Winstontangys3 years ago You are truly a Prof with substance and quality who understand what is happening in the world now👍👍 36
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@Jeff-sm8of3 years ago dont call it copying, call it learning. learning is normal human trait. 83
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@kevinthegreat35723 years ago Sadly the average of Americans either do not want to know or just don't understand Prof. Wolff economics 101. 103
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@taykokhuat3 years ago The West must realised why China had a deep manufacturing skill virtually as if it happened overnight. The Chinese already had this skill inherited hundred of years ago, possibly thousands of years earlier. For e. g. the British visited China in the 17th century and saw many amazing products manufactured by the Chinese which they had never seen before such as pottery, silk, gunpowder, paper, printing etc. So they bought some porcelain wares back to Britain and studied them. Their conclusion was that the porcelain were made from egg shells which of course were wrong. The British were in a way very amazed by the Chinese talent in invention and innovation as well as their manufacturing skill in producing innovative products which were new to them. This gave rise to the British a spark of inspiration to be inventive themselves too. So from that time onward, the British embarked on a different mindset to be inventive which gave rise to the reconnaissance of industrial rovolution known as Industrial 1.0. China on the other hand was on the decline due to internal rivalries. Then came the foreign invasion and bullying which they had to secede the island of Hong Kong to the british and Macau plus trading. But within the Chinese, the deep inheritance of manufacturing skill, business skill and inventiveness were still there. That explain why Chinese seemed to be able to catch up to the West which seemed like overnight. To the West, it was mistaken for stealing their technologies. ... 24
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@NapaValleyVegan3 years ago How sad that we have to fight over who came up with “it” first. What an amazing world we would live in if governments would collaborate on the good stuff for people, our planet, the animals. We might finally have a world without war, poverty, etc. Some might say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one! 🤗 ... 165
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@danielwong23338 months ago Fantastic analysis Professor, very clear, precise and well articulated. Facts and truth told as it is. 10 out of 10. No qualm about it.👍👍👍 2
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@RickS23693 months ago We need people like Prof. Wolff more than ever
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@xinhuawang52023 years ago Thanks professor of telling the truth to the world 29
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@chinfoomaa3 years ago Unfortunately most westerners listen to Trump's demogoguery than the professor's truth telling. 87
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@oneplanetearth3 years ago All people whether it's Muslim . Asian , Western , irrespective want a BETTER LIFE not destroying others or imposing their own ideology except you know who, Which country is at war for years 89
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@yliang16883 years ago Cannot be explained better than your understandable and precious words. THANKS, PROFESSOR. 5
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@walden62723 years ago The West copied Chinese technology as well in the past when China was a strong Empire. There is nothing wrong with countries copying and learning from each other. Only Capitalists put that in people's mind that copying is stealing because they don't want others to compete with them. The concept of intellectual property is violation of human rights to learn from their surroundings. Copying should be embrace rather than shun in society. By sharing knowledge humanity can progress. ... 64
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@amindra9633 years ago Thank you Richard Wolf for explaining; in a flourish, the commercial history of the last forty years of trade with China. 31
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@raziakhan36057 months ago Million thanks professor. Perfect and true explanation of issues. Pleasure to listen to your analysis.
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@richardwong29503 years ago China has pulled it off because it is unique with huge, diligent and hard working population, and a one party state with consistent long term goals but flexible enough to adapt and adopt so as to be pragmatic. Other Asian and South East Asian countries have similar ethos but their populations and geographical size are much smaller. More to the point, those countries have multi-party political systems that would ensure continuous changes to whatever the previous government has done, ie no consistency in long term targets but all short term political gains (Western style). Vietnam is actually a communist country but the US and the West like Vietnam; they rarely publicly criticise or smear Vietnam because it is not seen as a "threat". Singapore is a prosperous city state virtually dominated by one political party. Rarely, if any, have I seen negative opinions of Singapore from the West. Some local and Asian people think that Singapore acts like a dictator. So you know what I am leading to. Political system may or may not matter. It is a matter of effective governance.
During an interview, the founder of Huawei questioned that how could the West accuse Huawei of stealing technologies from them that they had not got? A senior employee said in an interview about 5G that the company had been researching on 6G several years ago.
By the end of 2020 the entire underground transport network in Shanghai was covered by 5G.
In contrast, the Mayor of London has promised to cover the entire London Underground network with 4G by the end of 2024.
That's how much more advanced Chinese technology is in terms of development and implementation.
Without Western interference of all kinds, I bet that African nations with help from China will leapfrog the West. This may sound far-fetched. The US will do its utmost, including starting a war and regime change, to next suppress the rise of Africa.
Many areas on the Belt and Road Initiative have since 2013 had bombings, massive political protests and chaotic civil wars etc. This is the dirty work done by a particular organisation to stop the success of China's Belt and Road Initiative.
If China and the Chinese had the technology to migrate to live in Mars, I bet the US would try to stop the Chinese travel in mid-space. ... 663
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@ivanho72683 years ago China was a student, however, at the turn of the 21st century China became a teacher, and now a innovator. Just look at the number of patents filed by China in recent years is evident of their technological capabilities to innovate. ... 306
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@renechang24068 months ago Copying always goes on.Just like Mr Richard Wolf says. This guy is 100% transparent.
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@arturoanton29588 months ago Not only chinese workers have a high moral work ethic but probably the CCP have also a high moral ethic,not corrupted as our politicians in the west,they really care for their own people,not like in USA were our govt spend more money making wars abroad and free entry to 10 millions illegals than caring for their own citizens.Orientals have almost a 100% high school graduation rate,even with 2 language barriers.Having seen a single oriental homeless ... 1
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@paulhsieh2623last year My career in China began in 1994 and during the following years I saw a steady stream of government heads and corporate CEOs visiting China with trade and other business in mind. What Prof. Wolff said and explained is factual and verifiable. The truth is the Chinese people has stood up against all odds. ... 46
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@chinchin65093 years ago Intelligence comes from experience, age, sight, vision, education and an open mind, sir you have them all. 15
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@dannychan13428 months ago Knowledge is shared,
Practice earns wisdom,
Patience creates prosperity,
Frugality and constantly nurturing discipline of sharing make a country
Rich and caring! 1
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@nicka7313 years ago Information is an infinite resource…‘intellectual property’ is a hindrance to collaborative progress. 34
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@franktee35073 years ago Thank you Professor Wolf.....This was my personal opinion for many years...and now I have somebody like you to back up my own personal view on all of this called.."Technology theft "..!!!!...Best wishes from Australia..!!!! ... 24
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@shien7945last year To Professor WOLFF, 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏....
I enjoyed your talk very much. It is very 👍👍👍👍👍👍.
Thank you. 1
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@beautifulcrazy3 years ago Thank you Prof Wolff! At last someone puts this narrative to rest. I recently discovered this channel and love Profs historical knowledge. I have watched and read Michael Parenti for many years. Adding Prof Wolff to my library. ... 11
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@wongchanthong3 years ago Prof Wolff is so clear.,accurate and direct to the point. Wonder why Americans are still not getting it. 344
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@kanpakloykan71058 months ago Well presented & reasonable assumption. Honour to u Professor unfortunate that this world have people who r demented & quack like an apprentice but this they r idiot of the world first & greats. 1
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@lowcc76023 years ago Professor. You are always never fail to speak the holy truth. Great wisdoms. 47
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@sz37553 years ago "You shouldn't be angry but be ashamed"! 8
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@franciscoalfonso8 months ago Like 20 years ago, reading IEEE magazines, I realized that many of the published articles were written by China cientifics. I could be good to check now how the balance is.
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@blim51233 years ago Coming from a. Professor and an American, my salute to you! You are unbiased in your analysis and indeed should open the eyes of
some narrow minded people. 👍 71
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@GhGh-pi3hb8 months ago Technology is one of the many reasons America is so successful. The Chinese government has consistently and still asks for American technology to be transferred to them. 1
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@charmaine85128 months ago The difference between India and China. Both countries fiercely hardworking, seeking education and betterment of their OWN country. But India since of late sucking up to the Western ideology wheress China reviving their old fashioned values. I want my country to evaluate its new stance and go back to being individualistic instead of chasing or imitating the West. ... 2
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@creationvidios3788last year Simply the most comprehensive explanation ever. Thank you Professor! 3
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@frankliu71183 years ago Good to hear the truth, thanks professor Wolff. 23
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@richardleenders82438 months ago It's not against the law to improve technology and do better business
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@avSamikkannu7 months ago An immensely helpful account of China's position vis-a-vis the nasty accusations of imperialist America!
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@gw51672 years ago Prof. Wolff you are flawless, your ideas flow like a mountain spring. I wish you long life because there are a lot to learn from you. 5
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@unclecarl3093 years ago not enough time or space to print all the thmbs up he deserves, Bravo! 13
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@mauibill72333 years ago I think when you compare the wages earned by American vs. Chinese workers, then factor in the costs that worker incurs, you will find that after paying through the nose for health care, education, housing, child care and other things, the American worker is making less than Chinese workers. ... 17
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@saintorlamb3 years ago It is "PAID" and not "STOLEN" technology. Overseas Chinese students spend 56 BILLION annually for education !!! 148
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@jeimeluk48168 months ago Thank you for your analysis and your honest, righteous, scholarly and, objective, truthful, unbiased, conscientious, courageous and high-level programs
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@dejavue30137 months ago Its a matter of human nature for science and technology to spread and innovate. Anyone who accuses China shows a sad lack of history.
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@jackcheng74377 months ago We use new machines and robots low our products’ cost and more compete other countries …….🎉🎉❤❤
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@tonyjfully3 years ago Thank you once again Richard. I wish the whole of the world would listen to what to have to say....honest truthful and real; instead of the spin and propaganda of western govts, especially the US & UK. 19
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@myleshagar97223 years ago I lived in China riding hybrid buses, brand new extensive subways, high speed trains and then returned to Canada where you are lucky to find a bus and no trains to a totally private car dependent system . Where is the technology that was stolen? It never was. ... 507
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@iantawse61383 years ago My father was an engineer who worked in China for over 5yrs, one day he was taken to an engineering facility where he was manufacturing oil rig parts. He was walking through the factory and behind a large plastic covered room he seen a Man lorry that was in pieces all over the floor, he knew about lorries and the Man he saw was not even on the market yet but the Chinese had one in this facility. When he asked the engineers there he was told that they were not copying it they were improving it was their answer. And this answer has remained with me since he told me the story 💯🙏🏻 ... 5
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@SuperSonic-zz8dx3 years ago professor, logical
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@longcimb3 years ago You hit the right button on this topic and the explanation is so blatantly clear. Totally agree with you.. thanks Professor Wolfe 2
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@siahiongngie6423 years ago Very easy to understand your speech! Thank you very much! 3
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@hg12883 years ago Prof Wolff, you are right. Remind me of a story I heard years ago during the Ching Dynasty where the westerners were bullying Chinese all over the place. There was a boxing match between a Western boxer and a Chines gong Fu expert. The rules state that the Chinese guy cannot use the leg to kick or the hand to punch (knowing how deadly the gong Fu expert can use their body as weapon). However in the match, the gong Fu expert still won the match using "Phantom Steps" (迷魂步). Not sure it is true story But what is true now is America is blocking China from using its Technology and China is responding by using their ingenuity to overcome the challenges! ... 5
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@edddiscaya47last year Very well explain, the best👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇵🇭
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@kourakis7 months ago Not quite so, actually.
Someone was indeed holding guns to US businesspeople’s heads, pressuring them into deals with the Chinese.
Namely, US regulators and tax collectors, backed by guns of the US government. Their aggression pushed the Americans toward it. ... 1
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@nancypoopongpaibul56423 years ago Excellent analyses, thank you for sharing. 5
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@thomaschan82053 years ago Thank you Prof Wolff for a very clear unbiased explanation, keep up your fantastic work👍💖 3
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@jliu70353 years ago It is logical and convincing argument.
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@MegaObserver20103 years ago AND ... they are brilliantly disciplined in their learning. I studied Engineering with several Chinese Individuals; and they outperformed every North American Student by leaps. We stand no chance; they will eclipse us with their sheer quantity and quality of engineers ( heck, most of those co-students already were Masters and Phd's and just taking engineering as a second language lesson ). ... 52
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@angxiang31863 years ago Well done Prof Wolff- clearly explained to the ignorants. 50
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@charlestan91473 years ago Prof. You are so precised of what you described, a genuine mindset with no prejudice. Thanks 2

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