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Beijing Express: How To Understand New China

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ABOUT THE BOOK

  1. The new President of France just took office. He knows his country needs radical reforms. The question is how to make his mark from the word go and how to make a clean break from his predecessors’ policies. He has an idea: instead of going to Berlin on his first official foreign visit - as is customary - why not go to Beijing? What better example is there of a country where radical reforms have met with success? In order to get a better idea of how things are changing in China, he asks someone who lives and works there and has daily contact with Chinese people to come with him. During the flight from Paris to Beijing on the presidential jet, he and his traveling companion have a lively, quick-fire conversation about China. What comes to light is far from the preconceived ideas held in the West. We see the true nature of the new Chinese cultural revolution, backed by technology, service industries, and the thirst for consumer goods - an unexpected source of inspiration when it comes to reforming Western economies.

ABOUT THE EDITOR

David Baverez is a private investor. He has been based in Hong Kong since 2012, where he finances and advises various starts-up. Previously, he was a fund manager for 15 years, first at Fidelity Investments in London and Boston, then as the Founding Partner of KDA Capital, a European Equity fund, until 2010.

He first published Beijing Express in France ( Paris-P kin Express - La Nouvelle Chine racont e au futur Pr sident; ditions Fran ois Bourin, 2017). He is also is the author of G n ration Tonique - L'Occident est compl tement
l'Ouest (Plon, 2015) and is a regular columnist in French newspapers L'Opinion and Les Echos.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Westphalia Press
Date
29 November 2017
Pages
184
ISBN
9781633916258

ABOUT THE BOOK

  1. The new President of France just took office. He knows his country needs radical reforms. The question is how to make his mark from the word go and how to make a clean break from his predecessors’ policies. He has an idea: instead of going to Berlin on his first official foreign visit - as is customary - why not go to Beijing? What better example is there of a country where radical reforms have met with success? In order to get a better idea of how things are changing in China, he asks someone who lives and works there and has daily contact with Chinese people to come with him. During the flight from Paris to Beijing on the presidential jet, he and his traveling companion have a lively, quick-fire conversation about China. What comes to light is far from the preconceived ideas held in the West. We see the true nature of the new Chinese cultural revolution, backed by technology, service industries, and the thirst for consumer goods - an unexpected source of inspiration when it comes to reforming Western economies.

ABOUT THE EDITOR

David Baverez is a private investor. He has been based in Hong Kong since 2012, where he finances and advises various starts-up. Previously, he was a fund manager for 15 years, first at Fidelity Investments in London and Boston, then as the Founding Partner of KDA Capital, a European Equity fund, until 2010.

He first published Beijing Express in France ( Paris-P kin Express - La Nouvelle Chine racont e au futur Pr sident; ditions Fran ois Bourin, 2017). He is also is the author of G n ration Tonique - L'Occident est compl tement
l'Ouest (Plon, 2015) and is a regular columnist in French newspapers L'Opinion and Les Echos.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Westphalia Press
Date
29 November 2017
Pages
184
ISBN
9781633916258