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EXHIBITION 02 · IT CHOSUN
Jimin Park’s
China & the Future
Examining the questions raised by China’s technological and industrial change, with ink sketches inspired by Three Kingdoms strategy and the field.
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41Will a “Chinese L’Oréal” Emerge?
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40Three Routes for Chinese Beauty Brands to Go Global
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39Why Stores Matter More as Online Sales Grow: China’s Cosmetics Omnichannel Paradox
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38From Tmall to Douyin: The Balance of Power in China’s Cosmetics Distribution Is Shifting
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37Sell Evidence, Not Ingredients: What China’s Beauty-Tech Model Requires
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36What Comes After Collagen? China’s Technology Race in Cosmetic Ingredients
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35From Influencers to the Laboratory: The Next Battleground in Chinese Cosmetics
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34RMB 465.3 Billion, RMB 822.5 Billion and RMB 1.1 Trillion: Reading China’s Cosmetics Market Through the Numbers
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33Why Ports Move Fast and Construction Lags: Four Conditions Shaping China’s AI Transformation
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32Factories Don’t Run on Chatbots: The Real Sequence of Manufacturing AX in China
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31Must DX Be Completed Before AX Begins? China Is Running Both Transformations in Parallel
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30Chinese Capital Beyond the Renminbi: Designing Supply Chains and Exit Routes in Dollars
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29The Dollars Receded, but the Fund Managers Stayed: How Foreign VCs Survive in China
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28China’s VC Strength Goes Beyond Capital Size: Industrial Finance Built by Government, Cities and Corporate Giants
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27Beyond Proprietary LLMs: Operational Control in Chinese Enterprise AX ②
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26Why China Created WAICO: Institutionalizing AI’s Global Expansion
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25From Companies Using AI to Companies Where AI Acts First: China’s Enterprise AX ①
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24After Search Comes the Right to Act: Chinese AI Agents Are Rewiring the Internet
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23Experience Is More Valuable Than the Robot Body: China Industrializes Embodied-Intelligence Data
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22Not Dancing Robots but Factory-Floor Robots: China’s Humanoid Manufacturing Strategy
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21Adoption Matters More Than Chatbots: China’s AI+ Rebuilds Industry
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20China Turns Low-Altitude Airspace into an Industrial Park—Operations Are the Bottleneck
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19China’s Robotaxis: Physical AI Commercialization Is Proven on the Road
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18When AI Models Become Cheap, the Money Moves to the Cloud
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17From AI That Makes Ads to AI That Sells Products: China’s Commerce Shift
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16After Seedance, Copyright Is the Next Bottleneck for China’s AI Video Industry
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15AI Learns with Electricity and Cools with Water
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14China’s Quantum Computing: Big Tech Steps Back as State Capital Steps In
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13China’s AI Warring States Era: There Will Be No Single ChatGPT
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12China Is No Longer Just a Market—the Supply Chain Map Is Changing
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11China’s Five Leading Smart-Glasses Brands and Korea’s Challenge
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10China Attracting FDI and China Going Global Through ODI
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09From Beijing to the Countryside, from DX to AX
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08The U.S. Has Palantir and OpenAI—What About China’s Military AI?
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07China’s AI Startup Direction Is OPC, Powered by the OpenClaw Execution Engine
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06Zhejiang Began Designing Its Regional Innovation System Twenty Years Ago
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05A New Blueprint for Korea–China Cooperation After China’s 2026 Two Sessions
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0451WORLD, China’s First Publicly Listed Physical AI Company
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03The Chinese Robotics Strategy Revealed by Unitree
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02The Engine of China’s Physical AI Ecosystem: Industry–Academia Clusters and Capital Markets
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01China’s AI and Robotics Move from Catch-Up to System Competition
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