Western Tech Executives Flock to China Amid 'China Shock 2.0' Fears

A wave of Western tech executives is visiting China to assess the country's advances in humanoid robotics and EV manufacturing, driven by concerns of a potential 'China Shock 2.0'—a repeat of the 2000s-era disruption of global supply chains. The visits reflect growing anxiety about China's technological competitiveness and its implications for Western industries. The outcome of these assessments could influence corporate strategies and Western policy responses, though the immediate market impact remains uncertain.