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Chengdu's Net Inflow of Talent Comes from Recognizing, Respecting and Cultivating It
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Column summary
Chengdu's slow-burn charm — livable, culturally confident, industrially awake — is exactly what talent wants in the AI era. The lesson for HK: cities compete on 'bo-le' (horse-spotter) capacity, not just infrastructure.
中文摘要
湾区瞻势｜识才敬才容才，成都吸引人才净流入
成都不靠高压驱动一切，而在生活温度中孕育创造力。AI 时代城市竞争，比拚的不是楼有多高，而是谁更懂识才、敬才、容才。
Original source
Author: Justin Zhan (詹培勋 / 詹培勛).
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About the author
Justin Zhan, founder of Jimhang Capital, is a Hong Kong University of Science and Technology graduate with long-standing experience across technology entrepreneurship, venture incubation, Hong Kong–Shenzhen collaboration and industrial resources.
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