Sound bites
If China is to attract foreign experts, not just for short periodic visits, as in my case, but as permanent faculty members of universities such as SJTU, then it is essential also to provide a congenial and supportive intellectual environment, which takes for granted that real innovation in science and technology must inevitably rest on the freedom to challenge even the most strongly established beliefs.
Anthony J. Leggett (UK)
Nobel Prize winner in physics, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
I believe five years from now, people in New York and London will be looking to China for how to best innovate in the new world of Internet finance.
Gregory Dean Gibb (US)
Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China
(China Daily European Weekly 05/30/2014 page3)
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