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<p>This week, we spotlight a quiet but significant shift in China’s talent strategy: the introduction of the new <strong>K visa</strong>, aimed at attracting young, international STEM talent. </p><p>What does this tell us about China’s changing immigration posture? How does it compare to the US tightening its H-1B program? And what signals does it send to the world about China’s innovation ambition and talent competition?</p><p>Host Xing Zheming breaks down what the new visa means, why it matters, and what questions remain unanswered—especially for China’s own youth and global watchers alike.</p><p>This isn’t just a visa—it’s a strategic move in the global race for innovation leadership. As China adjusts its approach to global talent mobility, it’s worth watching closely.<br><br>Weekly China Recap with Xing Zheming, powered by Taskforce Consultancy</p><p>Contact us via:</p><p>zheming@taskforce-china.cn</p><p>zhibin.lang@taskforce-china.cn</p>