> the only downside of doing it in Beijing is that you’d have to tolerate the bad weather and air pollution
That is certainly a huge downside, but isn't another one the fact that you seem to be stuck "fast following," building everything on top of services which the author admits are "clones" of popular ones from outside China?
I suppose it depends what the author's business is. I didn't catch that from the article.
That is certainly a huge downside, but isn't another one the fact that you seem to be stuck "fast following," building everything on top of services which the author admits are "clones" of popular ones from outside China?
I suppose it depends what the author's business is. I didn't catch that from the article.