Deputy Chief Editor, Caijing Magazine

Deputy Chief Editor of Caijing Magazine. A preacher of common sense in the new media era.
"There is nothing new under the sun but the perspectives." --Su Qi.

Articles from this author

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  Society / 2015-05-11

  The Technological and Institutional Heritage of WWII in Japan

  Su Qi / Deputy Chief Editor, Caijing Magazine

  Elitism is not the only factor that explains the overall high quality of the Japanese industry and its contribution to the rise of Japanese manufacturing. The “dispersion effect” during wartime can also provide some explanations in this re…

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  Society / Technology in sociological scene / 2015-04-02

  Technology in the sociological scene – 3 – Huai River management in the Republic of China: Achievements in technology and limits

  Su Qi / Deputy Chief Editor, Caijing Magazine

  People were optimistic when modern theories, engineers, technical availability, international funding and support from the central government were all ready. The expected progress in water management did not arrive though. What did arrive …

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  Industry / Technology in sociological scene / 2015-03-08

  Technology in the sociological scene – 2 – Sichuan salt: A new perspective on China’s industry in modern times

  Su Qi / Deputy Chief Editor, Caijing Magazine

  Industrial development in China has been plagued by all kinds of failures, and people are not unaware of the causes: a conservative social structure, overexploitation by the state, lack of capital, and a cultural bias against commerce. Wit…

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  Society / Technology in sociological scene / 2015-01-26

  Technology in the sociological scene – 1 – Review the “Joseph Needham Problem” through sugar

  Su Qi / Deputy Chief Editor, Caijing Magazine

  China used to be a superpower in sugar production, with sugar being a bulk export commodity along with silk and tea.Until the late 17th century, sugar production technology in China was on the same page as the West. But why did the "Sweet …