I thought they were rather good articles. Don't laugh, I am being serious here.
1. The first article was short, and all they were reporting was about some Chinese government issued guidelines on livestock feed consumption. Farm animals like pigs and cows, industrial farming has them fed with soymeal and corn. That's it. There nothing more to that article. However, we can safely say that there is not enough animal feed, they have to buy more. Suggests also Chinese incomes are raising, increasing meat consumption.
2. The second article was a general observation, and no details were given. The observation was the Chinese Communist Party, was trying to figure out what to do with the "platform" services of the dominant Chinese companies. That is good. The CCP is that advanced in their thinking, and are trying to work with the companies for the betterment of society. That is very sophisticated IMHO. In Canada, if someone says the government should investigate the interaction of "platform" services with Canadian society, no one will have a clue what is been spoken about.
It is a complicated topic.
3. The third article was written by a fairly serious person, that Hsu woman. Here I cheated, because I saw a Youtube video of her before, where she discussed Chinese fintech and debt. More or less she sticking to the same lines, and that was reasonable. The Chinese has debt, and this is what they might do to manage that.
