There should also be an article entitled, "China's Apple Problem." The article could go many different directions, but I like the contrast between the titles.

There should also be an article entitled, "China's Apple Problem." The article could go many different directions, but I like the contrast between the titles. One thought is that it could investigate the impact of big tech firms capitalizing on the Chinese market from the top down and bottom up. Utilizing cheap labor and manufacturing facilities to develop extremely expensive products which are then sold almost exclusively and at a higher relative price to the upper echelons of Chinese society. It could also focus on intellectual property concerns which are acting as a catalyst for overhauling the Chinese intellectual property system, court system, and marketplace.