This is CBSI on the world. I'm John Batchel. Chris Regals, the CEO of Scullad.com, a global technology firm with business on all the major continents, transforming the retail space with digital signage and other pieces of the digital universe. We are addressing right now China.

That China and technology are hand in hand because it is the state and intention of the

Chinese Communist Party represented by Xi Jinping, the president of the country, though

he's never had anyone vote for him, to my knowledge, that the way of the country, though he's never had anyone vote for him, to my knowledge,

that the way for China to go forward is to recapture manufacturing, especially at the high end.

Electric vehicles, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, space sciences, the high end,

so that the world will come knocking on China's door one more time as it did in the early 21st century.

Chris, a very good evening to you.

You have business in China.

You have business on all the major continents.

And it would appear to state, as we begin 25,

the Chinese Communist Party's idea of extracting its economy from a hole

that looks a whole lot like a very severe recession

is to do what they did in the past,

to dig the hole deeper and manufacturing,

to count on the world coming to China's markets because there's no one else where else to go.

Is that roughly the scheme out of Beijing?

We're going to do again what we did in the past, despite the fact that the results have been disappointing.

Good evening to you, Chris. Good evening, John. I believe in China, Mr. Xi is facing the problem

that while you can create more and more manufacturing capacity and enable more and more ability,

if the demand is not there from the rest of the world for China,

then you're stuck. And Mr. She, I believe, has some very smart economic analysts below him,

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