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“Trump takes extreme measures, but we would have come to this point naturally,” says Chinese private equity investor Weijian Shan, whose new book, Out of the Gobi, is a memoir of growing up in Mao’s China but also a study in why markets have worked better than state control for the country.

Weijian Shan says that reducing the trade deficit will be more complicated than the Trump administration hopes.

“Worthy of your time: Weijian Shan’s Out of the Gobi traces 40 years of US-China ties”

Shan’s autobiography may well one day be read by generations to come for a unique perspective on a better time in US-China relations.

Weijian Shan describes how he received an unexpected reminder of home in the “People’s Republic of Berkeley”

But there will be no winners, only losers, the longer the tit-for-tat continues

PAG’s Chairman & CEO Weijian Shan has a worldwide mandate, but focuses mainly on Asia, especially China.

“It’s in the interests of the West to support China’s market reformers against communist hard liners.”