Empower people across China by open source
summary
China claims rapid shift to an open‑source mindset: smartphones and cloud services run on Linux/KVM and userspace projects, major companies contribute kernel patches and join CNCF-level memberships, and schools run student-led open source clubs with weekly releases. Policy and education changes drive growth — Ministry of Education adds open source coding to national high school standards (2018) — while challenges remain in governance, IP and security; proposed fixes include mentors, industry–standards collaboration and national governance pilots. ~6 million college graduates per year
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:23Volvo
- 0:36Generality
- 1:10China
- 4:42Value
- 6:40Kernel Patch
- 6:59Software Market
- 7:47Open Source in China
- 12:56Sign Comments
- 13:37Weekly Report
- 17:21Challenges
- 20:30Families
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