Jianggan Li

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871 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2025 last heard 6 Sep

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They also have fairly good policies and government support.
And what we see, the interesting part is the government has also been actively supporting these companies of expanding overseas.
So, I mean, Southeast Asia, now you see like a lot of Chinese brands.
You go to the mall, you see Chinese restaurants, Chinese retailers, and the showroom is all Chinese EV, right?
So I think people who recognize that when...
It has reached a stage that there's no domestic growth, or it's very hard to achieve the same level of domestic growth that you're accustomed to.
Either you force your organization to slow down, which for many, it's detrimental, right?
I mean, if any organization which is not growing anymore would start to have all the problems.
So many of them are expanding internationally, but of course, international expansion carries its own problems, right?
You don't want to be seen as dumping and you don't want to create a dynamic that's unsustainable by sort of shifting all the goods from China to different countries, right?
And you need to work with ecosystem in every single large country.
So there's a lot of learning that needs to do.
But I mean, what I'm confident is that a few of them or quite a number of them will figure out, I mean, how to create a sort of women's situation with local partners, with the local ecosystem.
But during the process, there will be a lot of disruption as it has happened in many industries in China.
Hundreds of players rushed in and although only two of them will survive, but that creates a huge disruptive force into any sort of value chain in
Well, talent migration has always been happening in
I don't think the internal migration is as restrictive as it was like 20 years ago.
I mean, you have the hukou, but there are many ways to get around it.
And for cities like Hangzhou, et cetera, it's much easier to get a local hukou, especially now with the housing price issue.
Governments are more incentivized to give more registrations to migrants so that they can take up housing.
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