Nobody in last 50 years has multiplied more human intelligence than 20 million taiwanese peoples. They substituted army rule with intelligence co-creation thanks to humantech greats Li, Guo, Chang.

Historically Taiwan people are also one of biggest investors in Chiense mainland- the West have lot of work to empower their peoples AI.  Here are Groc estimates NB Japan's support easy to under-restimate as it transfered engineering capabilities as well as money, and moew directly 

Chart: Countries Supplying Money Through Hong Kong to China (1979–1997)

Country	Estimated FDI via HK (1979–1997)	Share of HK’s FDI	Key Sectors	Mechanism
Taiwan	$10–20 billion	10–15%	Textiles, electronics, footwear	Hong Kong subsidiaries, shell firms
United States	$5–15 billion	5–10%	Consumer goods, oil, hotels	Hong Kong offices, joint ventures
Japan	$5–15 billion	5–10%	Automobiles, electronics, machinery	Hong Kong subsidiaries, ODA
United Kingdom	$3–7 billion	3–5%	Trading, real estate, utilities	HKSE, British firms’ subsidiaries
Singapore/Overseas Chinese	$5–7 billion	5%	Manufacturing, real estate, palm oil	Hong Kong holding companies
Hong Kong (Local)	$30–60 billion	30–40%	Real estate, manufacturing, ports	Direct investment, tycoons

Notes: Total Hong Kong FDI to China ~$100–150 billion. Shares are approximate due to data gaps. Other countries (e.g., Germany) contributed smaller amounts.

Intelligence transfer between asians and west coast america is fascinating . Some of Grok's figures at june 2025 (please note verification needed)

Chart: Connections Between Ren Family, Hong Kong Tycoons, and Taiwanese-American Families

Group/Individual	FDI Knowledge (1975–1995)	Stanford Ties	Tech/Philanthropy	Huawei/Ren Family Ties	Human Intelligence Impact
Li Ka-shing (HK)	~$5–10B in SEZs; CK Hutchison	$40M to UC Berkeley/UCSF	AI (Siri), medical ($3.8B)	None; 3 HK competes	AI, genomics research
Ronnie Chan (HK)	~$2–3B in real estate	$75M to Biohub	Biotech, education ($1B)	None; no overlap	Medical AI, U.S.-China exchanges
Victor Fung (HK)	~$2–3B in trade	HKU/Tsinghua funds	GBA tech ($500M)	Indirect supply chain	AI startups, trade networks
Jensen Huang (TW-Am)	None; post-1995	$50M to AI Center	NVIDIA GPUs ($115B)	None; competes (Ascend)	Deep learning, AI chips
Jerry Yang (TW-Am)	None; post-1995	$75M to Energy Bldg	Yahoo!, AI startups ($2B)	None; no overlap	Internet, AI investment
Joseph Tsai (TW)	None; post-1995	Alibaba AI Lab collab	Alibaba AI, AAPI ($500M)	None; AliCloud competes	E-commerce AI, AAPI youth
Morris Chang (TW)	None; TSMC 1987	$10M to semiconductors	TSMC chips ($3B)	None; cutoff 2020	AI hardware foundation