But the entire setup of China is made for stealing tech from companies who invest there, this doesn't mean anyone isn't hardworking or hasn't got any talent. I know Chinese are hardworking.
Also, hardware needs a lot of capital in Western countries, workers are expensive.
Starting for yourselve ( with software) and gradually growing is a lot "easier" if you aren't rich.
Do not go down that road, please.
Following the site guidelines also means not using flamewar tropes like "Oh please", and refraining from nationalistic flamewar in general. "The Chinese always sprout up" is a pretty gross thing to see here.
So yeah, this wasn't what I had in mind. Human error.
Based on my experience, it's also complete bullshit.
I work at a chip company in the US. Our (chip engineering) workforce is probably about half White Americans. The other half are predominantly Indian, with significant numbers of other Asians. (It's also almost entirely male, because 2018.)
At my previous employer, also a chip company in the US, the workforce was even more heavily skewed to White Americans. Probably at least 70%.
I can point to a great number of very smart, hard-working, dedicated, and capable co-workers in every one of these racial groups.
That's a really weird statement. A large part of China has no foreign dependencies. China has a vibrant and closed ecosystem tech industry right now -> Most of the Chinese tech startups nowadays have diverged so much from other countries and they're mostly focusing on Chinese market.
Ps. Alibaba and jb.com are 2 of them for mostly outside of China. Tescent is "mostly" Chinese gamers