China in 5
Lile MoDecoding the systems of Chinese governance, economy and culture; from the village to Beijing. We extract the universal frameworks and strategies you can use. Daily email insights, weekly deep dives on the 707 Cities.
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The Invisible Headquarters
Build enduring advantage not by attracting capital to your territory, but by exporting a trusted class of service providers who capture premium margins elsewhere and repatriate the profits to your city. This is the strategy of the invisible...
The City That Looked Next Door
Every industrial economy eventually faces the same question: what do you do with the places that powered the past but cannot power the future?
Qijiang: The City That Stopped Shipping Its Bones
Forge sovereign value not by escaping your industrial past, but by forcing it to meet the standards your wealthy neighbor cannot lower. This is the strategy of the regulated inheritor; treating an environmental mandate not as a death senten...
How a Replaceable Periphery Made Itself Indispensable
Most cities become important because of what they possess; harbors, minerals, factories, universities, the accumulated capital of generations.
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A comparative study of 707 Chinese cities; documenting how value is enclosed, standards are written and transitions are governed. Each week, One city.
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