Professor Jiang Xueqin

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559 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 20 Mar

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But in like 20 years time, in a generation, they became the world's greatest manufacturing power.
So I would not count the Japanese out.
There's something about their culture that is extremely resilient.
extremely entrepreneurial.
And I think that given crises, they will come together as a people and adapt to these challenges.
And so if I were to bet, if you give me like a billion dollars and said, in East Asia, you can invest your money either in China or Japan, or you could invest half and half.
Well, Tucker, I'll be honest with you.
I would invest all my money in Japan.
Right.
So the major issue with China is that it sells itself the Middle Kingdom, you know, the Middle Kingdom, which is to say that the Chinese believe that they are a universe onto themselves.
What happens outside China doesn't really impact China.
So what's important is to maintain the national sovereignty of China because it is
a self-sufficient nation that has no interest in the outside world.
Japan is complete opposite in that it is an island and it basically needs to extract resources from other nations in order to survive as a nation.
So these are two very different mentalities where China is very much an agricultural self-sufficient nation that is insular and conservative, and Japan is an outward-looking seafaring nation.
Yeah, South Korea is in a very precarious position, primarily because of North Korea.
So once the United States is forced to withdraw from Southeast Asia, then North Korea can take the initiative.
And the problem with this conflict is that Seoul, the largest city in South Korea, it's only 30 minutes away from North Korean artillery.
So in like a whole day, North Korea could flatten Seoul.
And so South Korea is in a very precarious position.
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