An interesting Netflix documentary. Assuming you still have Netflix.

Very entertaining watch and it the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature

Chinese management and workers came across as being inflexible, narrow minded, loyal and very focused

Reminds me of the American workplace of the mid 20th century

I watched it a while back.

There was nothing there to watch. Post it again. I'll watch it.

It’s on Netflix

I did watch it. It was very interesting.

I watched it.

It just proved to me what I already knew about the Chinese. They have no morals and are the world's biggest liars and cheats. Never, ever trust what a Chinese businessman tells you. The Chinese culture and the American cultures are never going to melt. One or the other will win out.

In china the workers are very close to "slaves". They keep their mouths shut and do what they are told without complaint. Why? This is what the are taught from birth and they know that there are 20, 30, or more standing in line to do their job.

I find that a Communist organization, which all Chinese business are, hate unions. Think about that.

Communism is all about the revolution and taking over by force. Guns are not allowed for normal citizens in China.

I found that documentary sad.

I didn't watch but after doing business in China for last 20 years it's spot on. They believe it good business to take advantage of others by any means possible. that's everyone not just their government.