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Drawing on three decades of firsthand experience in Asia, bestselling author Brad Good delivers a riveting insider's view of the complex US-China relationship in The China Blueprint. This compelling narrative weaves personal anecdotes with sharp analysis, presenting a fresh perspective on one of the most critical geopolitical challenges of our time.
Good proposes a bold, comprehensive strategy for America to effectively engage with China, outlining eight key initiatives that could reshape this pivotal relationship. His unique vantage point provides readers with:
An insider's view of China's transformation from struggling economy to global powerhouse
A deep dive into Chinese business culture and its impact on international relations
A revealing look at the mechanisms of influence wielded by the Chinese Communist Party
For politicians, business leaders, and anyone seeking to understand the complexities of US-China dynamics, this book is essential reading. Provocative, timely, and deeply informed, The China Blueprint challenges conventional wisdom and offers a new path forward in one of the most consequential international relationships of our era.
Brad Good, bestseller author of The Control Center, has lived and worked in the People's Republic of China since 1988. He brings rare on-the-ground knowledge of contemporary Chinese political, social, and cultural issues, and associated international affairs. Good has conducted business across the country and resided in various cities throughout China and Asia.
He holds an MBA and Master's in East Asian Studies from the University of Chicago and a BA from UC Berkeley. Good speaks fluent Mandarin and is a fifth-degree black belt in Shaolin Kempo Karate. He currently resides in Taipei, Taiwan.
