The Digital War
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Winston Ma. The Digital War
Table of Contents
List of Tables
List of Illustrations
Guide
Pages
Praise for The Digital War
Praise for CHINA'S MOBILE ECONOMY
THE DIGITAL WAR. HOW CHINA’S TECH POWER SHAPES THE FUTURE OF AI, BLOCKCHAIN AND CYBERSPACE
Foreword
Author's Notes and Acknowledgments
About the Author
Preface
Part One: From “Mobile Economy” to “Digital Economy”
Chapter 1: China's Leap into 5G iABCD
Chapter 2: The World's Largest Mobile Economy
Part Two: China's Digital Transformation and Innovation
Chapter 3: Big Data on the Digital Middle Class
Chapter 4: The AI-powered Internet Celebrities and Fans Economy
Chapter 5: The Heartland of Blockchain and Fintech
Chapter 6: O2O and the Shared Economy
Chapter 7: From C2C to 2CC: “Innovated in China”
Chapter 8: Land of Big Data and Its Legal Framework
Part Three: Shared Digital Future
Chapter 9: The Tech Cold War
Chapter 10: The Silk Road in Cyberspace
PART I From “Mobile Economy” to “Digital Economy”
CHAPTER 1 China's Leap into 5G iABCD
Blockchain with Chinese Characteristics
Vice Capital Built on Blockchain
AlphaGo, the Historical Match
Match Impossible
AI First—“Second Half Game” of Mobile Internet
5G iABCD New Infrastructure
Digital Transformation in the Cloud
BaaS Startup Innovation Ecosystem
Splinternet and the Digital Silk Road
CHAPTER 2 The World’s Largest Mobile Economy
Ten Years of Xiaomi Smartphones and AIoT
“Mobile First” and “Mobile Only”
Didi Daren (“Thugs for Hire” App)
Shoppertainment: The Digital Middle Class
Lipstick Brother Planting Weeds
Singles' Day: Hard Tech Drives the e-Shopping Festival
November 11—From Singles' Celebration to Global Festival
Brushing the Sales Volume (Shuaxiaoliang)
BAT, TMD, and the New ATM
PART II China's Digital Transformation and Innovation
CHAPTER 3 Big Data on the Digital Middle Class
The 4Cs Model: Know Your Customer
Freshippo OMO: E-commerce Will Die
Smart Chopsticks and Blockchain Chickens
C2M: Pinduoduo and Social E-commerce
JD Will Become a Tragedy?
Diao-si (“Grassroots”) versus Gao-da-shang (“High Society”)
Bullet Screens: Hollywood Losing the “Big Data” Movie Battle
Dan-mu (“Bullet Screen”) and Tu-cao (“Spit and Criticize”)
Xiao-xian-rou (“Little Fresh Meat”) Actors
Post-pandemic Consumers Come of Age
CHAPTER 4 The AI-powered Internet Celebrities and Fans Economy
Bilibili: Bullet Chats, Membership Questionnaires, and Gen Z Uploaders
Shai (“Showing Off”) and Daka (“Punching the Card”)
Tencent's China Literature: The Gods of the Internet Novels
Diao-si (“Loser”) Readers and Pu-jie (“Drop-Dead-on-Street”) Authors
Beyond Twitter—The (Brief) Revival of Weibo's UGC Platform
Big V—More than Carnal Interest
TikTok: Goofy Videos Dominating Social Media
Kuaishou, iQIYI, and More: Into the Multiple Screen Competition
CHAPTER 5 The Heartland of Blockchain and Fintech
The Heart of Bitcoin and Blockchain Network
Red Envelopes and Mobile Payments
Crowd-funding and P2P Lending
Micro Loans, Big Data Solutions
Naked Loan and Flesh Payback
AI and Alt-data for Wealth Management
Alternative Data
Blockchain and SCF: Alliance of Alibaba and ICBC
CHAPTER 6 O2O and the Shared Economy
Sperm Donation, O2O, and the Sharing Economy
Didi Taking over Uber in China
Patients, Nurses, and Safe Shots
Mobike and Ofo: Bike Sharing of Yesterday
Umbrellas, Sex Dolls, and Everything to Share
Worst Idea Ever Heard
Meituan, Didi, and Ele.me: All-in-one On-demand Services Platform
From MaaS to OaaS—a Smart Pie
CHAPTER 7 From C2C to 2CC: “Innovated in China”
Say It with Starbucks
Premier's Cappuccino Kick-started Entrepreneurship
Premier Li's Cappuccino
Hot on the Heels of Silicon Valley
Unicorn, Decacorn, and Hectocorn
Anti-9-9-6 Movement
2CC—Panda Kitchen Copied to the United States
From “Innovative Models” to “Innovative Technologies”
Peak Unicorn? The Critical Link with the United States
Hi Ho! Hi Ho! It's Off the Cliff We Go!
CHAPTER 8 Land of Big Data and Its Legal Framework
Facebook and China Awaken to Privacy
World's Largest Data Worker Pool in the Land of Big Data
Water Army and Kris Who?
From Human Flesh Search to Big Data Killing
Renrou-Sousuo (Human Flesh Search)
Dashuju Shashu (Big Data Killing)
The AI Age: Privacy, Security, and Value
Buying Faces
New Rules for a New Game
Ride-hailing Sex Incidents: More Questions than Answers
Drugged Rape Live Broadcast
Civil Code 2020 and More to Come
PART III Shared Digital Future
CHAPTER 9 The Tech Cold War
ZTE's Shot Blocked
ZTE's Winning Picks
ZTE Picks Up Blackberry
TID – Not All National Security Is the Same
The Qualcomm Fighter Jet Scramble
Critical Technology and Semiconductor Chips
From Hard Tech to Invisible Data
China and the United States—Mutually Self-sufficient?
Europe, Japan, and More—the Divided Tech World
No Winner in Balkanization of Cyberspace
CHAPTER 10 The Silk Road in Cyberspace
Global Connectivity, Digital Divide
DSR Greens the Belt and Road
Farmer Retailers, Taobao Villages, and the Alibaba University
Taobao Village
AI Anxiety and DSR Co-development
Israel and Everyone: Caught in the Middle
Innovative, Invigorated, Interconnected, and Inclusive
DFFT on Osaka Track
Bibliography. Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
China's Digital Innovation Challenges US Tech Supremacy
Index
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“The Fourth Industrial Revolution may impose significant challenges for many of the smaller countries, especially those that are lack of technology resources and have large labor forces that might be replaced by AI. But it may also be a leapfrogging opportunity for them, if those countries embrace the new technology revolution just as keenly and the Digital Silk Road from China provides necessary support. Winston Ma's latest book on digital economy is a cutting-edge text that spotlights the digital transformation in China and its global impact through the Silk Road in the cyberspace.”
– Professor Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum
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Eventually, all these concepts are summarized by the “New Infrastructure” initiative in the Government Work Report, delivered by Premier Li Keqiang in May 2020, which aims to vastly enhance internet infrastructure to spur digital consumption and encourage the development of apps for online working, distance learning, telemedicine, vehicle networking, and smart cities (see Figure 1.4). “We will step up the construction of new types of infrastructure. We will develop next-generation information networks and expand 5G applications. We will build more charging facilities and promote the wider use of new energy automobiles. We will stimulate new consumer demand and promote industrial upgrading," said Premier Li.
Figure 1.4 From “information consumption” to “digital economy”
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