It's a story of a certain type of capitalism
If you want to learn more, check out this article from the WEF or for a deeper dive, the full book was published yesterday (I've read it. it's good!):
This video is a story about China, past to present. But in telling the story of the Rise of China (and Asia generally), it's impossible to not talk about fundamental lessons that have emerged. In this video I try to tell the story but then also look back and at the result of it all. To examine the data and see what effects our global economic system has had on people and the planet. The data is clear that our model of capitalism has some major winners. But it also produces some important losers, those who have lost out or have been damaged by these trends. One major loser of the this system is the future generations of people who will live on a planet with more extreme and volatile weather and ocean patterns. All of this calls for a rethinking of our capitalism. Not to scrap it all together, but to upgrade it to a version that benefits all of society and doesn't threaten our planet and future generations.
Thanks for watching.
-Johnny

这是一个关于某种特殊资本主义的故事
如果你想了解更多，请查看世界经济论坛上的这篇文章。或者更准确地说，这本书的全文已经在昨天出版(我已经读过了)。很好！
这个视频是一个关于中国的故事，从过去到现在的变化。但是，在讲述中国(乃至整个亚洲)崛起的故事时，我们不可能不谈论已经出现的教训。在这段视频中，我会尝试讲好整个故事，但同时也会回顾造成这一切的原因。通过数据调查，看看我们的全球经济体系，对人类和地球产生了什么影响。数据清楚地表明，我们的资本主义模式存在不少主要的赢家，但它也产生了很多重要的输家，比如那些已经出局或正被这些趋势损害的人们。
如今的资本主义体系的一个主要输家是我们未来的几代人，他们将生活在一个气候和海洋模式更加极端和多变的星球上。所有这些损害，都要求我们重新思考我们如今的资本主义。不是要将它全部废弃，而是要将它升级到一个有利于整个社会、不会威胁我们的星球和子孙后代的更新版本。
谢谢收看。
约翰！