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"Chinese people have benefited a lot from the reform and opening-up, but they should not rest on the laurels of 40 years ago. Rather, they should work even harder to face new challenges," said Jin.

"Chinese companies hold a relatively small share in comparison," Wan said.

"China was closed for the whole 10 years of the 'cultural revolution' (1966-76) and the hospitals when we got here had nothing in terms of hardware. We saw that opportunity and I think we helped to change the way healthcare was delivered at that time. Before, the doctors had their stethoscope and their two hands to rely on. We brought the first ultrasound, the first MRI, the first patient monitors, the first electrosurgical generators, the first ultrasound scalpels. Later, the first surgical robot. So many technologies we brought for the first time really changed the tools that doctors have to do their business with," she says.

"China's corporate evolution, from being a home for low-cost manufacturing of parts and goods for multinationals such as Apple and Nike to being a producer of high-value products, is shaping mergers and acquisitions in the Belt and Road region," said Boehm.

"Chinese government gives subsidies to both producers and consumers of EVs. It not only boosts EV sales, but also helps realize environmental protection goals," he said, adding that the government also encouraged EV producers to invest more on research and development.