'[The Chinese] don't want to see outside companies come in and take control'

摘要

The Morgan Stanley chairman, who is also an adviser to China's $300 billion sovereign wealth fund, offers his take on U.S.-China business ties following Hu Jintao's visit Were U.S. business leaders satisfied with their conversation with Hu and the U.S.-China summit? Do they see change coming? Anytime there can be a direct dialogue, CEOs find that helpful. What the Chinese want, I think, is a better understanding, having the U.S. really understand what they're trying to do. I was there in December, and I had a discussion with one of the vice-premiers. He talked about our congressmen, our senators, coming to visit him and saying, You should be doing this, you should be doing that.... He said: "I've read over 100 books about your country.