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15 Years of Quantum Progress in China 

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From 2009 to 2012, I lived in China.

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While doing research, I was contacted by a private school to help prepare high school students who wanted to study at U.S. universities. 

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Most of them were Taiwanese, Hong Kong, and Singaporean students of Chinese origin living in Beijing.

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I was genuinely surprised by how advanced these students were—bright, motivated, and already thinking deeply about science and technology.

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After I left Beijing, I continued teaching online. 

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Over the years, more and more students from mainland China began reaching out. 

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Almost all of them went on to attend some of the most prestigious universities in the U.S., studying physics, electrical engineering, and computer science.

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Some are still there today, and I’m very proud to have played a small part in their journey.

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Since then, I’ve returned to China several times—a country I continue to hold close to my heart. 

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I share this story because 15 years ago, when I first moved to China, the country had almost no visible development in quantum computing. 

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Fast forward to today, and there’s global concern that China might be leading the quantum race!

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It shows what focused government support and national determination can achieve—even in the most advanced areas of science and technology.

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Want to dive deeper? My eBook is a great place to start → https://www.ozatp.com/qaf

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