A Tsinghua student grasps original aspiration of China's development through practice

After nearly a decade of living in China, Victor Moura, a Brazilian doctoral student of the School of Social Sciences at Tsinghua University, has accumulated a wealth of practical experience, yet he has always longed for a coherent framework to interpret the effectiveness and logic behind China's policies. Returning to university to pursue research and diving into books became his essential path to bridging practice and theory. The layout of the electric vehicle industry and poverty alleviation efforts for Pu'er coffee beans demonstrate the practical wisdom of China's development. Concepts like counter-cyclical adjustment and the idea of "making the cake bigger and sharing it better" embody the core logic of China's governance. This book systematizes his scattered observations, allowing him to grasp the unique thinking and original aspirations behind China's development. In this episode, listen to him share his insights from a decade in China, and how he is building a bridge of communication between China and Brazil, passing on the experience and wisdom of China's development.

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Source: China Daily