The Empire Strikes The moon waxes and wanes, the tide ebbs and flows, empires come and go but some empires come more than once. This […]
Author: Jerry Grey
Jerry Grey is a British born Australian citizen who has lived in China for almost two decades. He served as a British police officer for 10 years before emigrating to Australia where he found employment in the security industry rising to the position of General Manager of that country's largest security company before moving to China.
Jerry holds a variety of business and sociology qualifications including a Master of Arts in Cross Cultural Change Management which he has put to good use in China as a training manager and business consultant.
Over the last 10 years, Jerry has cycled through most regions of China on cross-country rides covering over 35,000 kilometres.
He is now retired from full time work and is a freelance writer and social media commentator for a variety of international and Chinese media outlets. He has a social media presence on both Youtube and Twitter as "Jerry's Take on China" where his growing audience can follow his unique perspectives on his widely misunderstood adopted country.
This unique perspective of seeing China from the ground, combined with his cultural experiences and an academic approach to writing, provide his audience a completely different lens through which to view China.
In Western scaremongering, the alleged Chinese social credit system or social credit score is played up, but does it even exist?
One of my favourite questions to ask in a group of Chinese, especially a group of people I’ve never met before is: 您的社会信用评分是多少 (Ní de […]
From the threat of China to the collapse of China? The latest Western claims scrutinized.
The Chinese Exclusion Act, enacted by white American supremacists, is barely mentioned in history classes in the United States. Will the current coercive policy against […]
Is there a Chinese military expansion in Southeast Asia? Facts and background
Beijing’s encirclement fear: The U.S. is surrounding China. The “water attack” incident’s background There’s a lot of controversy over what China is doing in the […]
Glittering, rich megacities versus abject poverty in the countryside? Visit report: Poverty alleviation is a reality THROUGHOUT China.
A two-decade on-the-ground observation. China’s Poverty alleviation is a strange dichotomy, there probably isn’t a person in the developed world who doesn’t know that 800 […]
Taiwan will not be another Ukraine. Here is why.
If we learn anything from history it should be that the many efforts to destabilise countries by the USA have had very limited success. While […]