COLUMNS & PERSPECTIVES

A Record of Observation,
Reading Signals of the Future from China’s Front Line

CEO Jimin Parkobserves China’s technology, industry, cities and capital markets on the ground,recording the changes and directions for cooperation that Korea needs to read.COLLABORATION WITH Electronic Times · IT Chosun · ETODAY

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BEYOND CHINA

Electronic Times · Tech China

Jimin Park’s Beyond China

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CHINA & THE FUTURE

IT Chosun · Column

Jimin Park’s China & the Future

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HOW CHINA CHANGES PRICES

ETODAY · Nonhyeon Square

Jimin Park’s How China Changes Prices

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EDITORIAL INTENT · THREE LENSES, ONE PURPOSE

Three Columns, One Purpose

The questions and analytical scale differ, but all three series pursue the same goal.

THE DISTANCE OF INFORMATION

Seoul to Beijing is a flight of roughly two hours.Yet the information distance can feel as wide as the other side of the world.

Background & Purpose

Reducing information asymmetry to build informed understanding

These three columns avoid reflexive optimism or alarm and seek to understand China accurately through facts and structures verified on the ground. Their purpose is to reduce the time lag and asymmetry in China-related information available to Korean society and industry, while presenting the substance of change, opportunities for cooperation and risks that demand caution in balanced perspective.

SHARED FOUNDATION

Field observation, source verification, systems analysis and Korea’s choices

None of the three series stops at individual success stories or isolated numbers. They examine how policy, cities, universities and research institutes, companies, capital and supply chains connect to turn technology into industry—and how prices and profits transmit what those structures ask of Korea.

EXHIBITION 01 · ELECTRONIC TIMES

Beyond China — A Microscope on Internal Systems

This series goes beneath China’s industrial outcomes to examine policy and institutions, cities and clusters, corporate growth ladders, venture and state capital, university commercialization and exit markets. Multi-part investigations reveal how China’s industrial system actually operates and circulates.

CORE QUESTION · How does China’s industrial system work from within?

EXHIBITION 02 · IT CHOSUN

China & the Future — A Telescope on Emerging Change

This series tracks emerging signals across AI, robotics, industrial AX, policy and markets, then asks how they may reshape corporate competition, global supply chains and international order. It places current events on a longer horizon and identifies choices Korea must prepare for.

CORE QUESTION · How will change in China reshape the future industrial order?

EXHIBITION 03 · ETODAY

How China Changes Prices — A Scale for Reading the Economy

This series tracks how China’s scale, efficiency, policy, capital and platform competition alter price, cost and profit structures across AI, raw materials, manufacturing, consumer goods, logistics and finance. It looks beyond sticker prices to the total cost of completed work and where value-chain profits ultimately settle.

CORE QUESTION · What prices does China change, how, and where do the profits remain?

All three examine China: Beyond China centers on how industry works; China & the Future on where change is heading and what it will affect; How China Changes Prices on the economic transmission into prices, costs and profits.

MONTHLY EDITORIAL REVIEW

As the series expands, its editorial map is updated

On the first of every month, newly published pieces across all three series through the end of the prior month are reassessed against their original sources. The editorial explanation changes only when new work materially alters the overall thematic map; article counts and archives are updated after source verification.
ETNEWSJimin Park’s Beyond China
  1. 55Standardizing Part Names: How China’s MRO Platforms Aggregate Orders
  2. 54Why Chinese Components Come with End-User Questions: How Export Controls Reorder Procurement
  3. 53A Bonded Zone Is Not a Warehouse: China’s Customs Design Linking Repair and R&D
  4. 52When Bond Proceeds Flow to Venture Capital: The Design and Maturity Risks of China’s Innovation Bonds
  5. 51Industrial Policy Beyond Subsidy Notices: How China’s R&D Super-Deduction Works
  6. 50Before Demanding Innovation, Fix the Scorecard: China’s State-Owned Enterprise Performance and Incentive Reform
  7. 49Can Regions Grow Companies Together Without Poaching Them? China’s Cross-Regional Industrial Hub Allocation Experiment
  8. 48Same Part, Different Readings: Why China Is Building Industrial Metrology as Infrastructure
  9. 47Who Will Secure Spent Batteries? The Real Contest in China’s Reverse Supply Chain
  10. 46Beyond Selling Machines: The Returns and Responsibilities of China’s Service-Oriented Manufacturing
IT CHOSUNJimin Park’s China & the Future
  1. 41Will a “Chinese L’Oréal” Emerge?
  2. 40Three Routes for Chinese Beauty Brands to Go Global
  3. 39Why Stores Matter More as Online Sales Grow: China’s Cosmetics Omnichannel Paradox
  4. 38From Tmall to Douyin: The Balance of Power in China’s Cosmetics Distribution Is Shifting
  5. 37Sell Evidence, Not Ingredients: What China’s Beauty-Tech Model Requires
  6. 36What Comes After Collagen? China’s Technology Race in Cosmetic Ingredients
  7. 35From Influencers to the Laboratory: The Next Battleground in Chinese Cosmetics
  8. 34RMB 465.3 Billion, RMB 822.5 Billion and RMB 1.1 Trillion: Reading China’s Cosmetics Market Through the Numbers
  9. 33Why Ports Move Fast and Construction Lags: Four Conditions Shaping China’s AI Transformation
  10. 32Factories Don’t Run on Chatbots: The Real Sequence of Manufacturing AX in China

DAILY AUTO-SYNC · ORIGINAL SOURCE VERIFIED

New columns in all three series are checked daily and displayed newest-first after the original source is verified.