By Team Mangalorean Bangalore

BANGALORE, November 16, 2009: A day after VHP leader Ashok Singhal's appeal to Indians to boycott china goods, Robert Crompton, executive producer of 'Win In China', a one-hour documentary film, said that China was silently but aggressively encouraging, nurturing and developing huge pool of entrepreneurial talent to ensure high-level competitiveness and job creation in the rapidly changing global scenario.

The documentary film captures the 'silent entrepreneurial revolution taking place in the changing Communist country'. “Businesmen are the new icons in Communist China'', he said adding that Chinese entrepreneurs are poised to dominate many of the leading industries of the 21st century to the detriment of the rest of the world's jobs base.

China's investments in entrepreneurial infrastructure dwarf India's, America's and European Union's", said Mr Crompton who uses the metaphor of a popular TV reality show `Win in China' to tell the story.

Executive Producer of  Win in China-The Movie, Robert A Compton and CEO, Flatworld Technology,  Suresh N Murthy at a press conference on the launch of new documentary `Win in China, in Bangalore on  Monday 

Shot over a period of two years, the documentary through the reality show (that has nearly 120,000 entrepreneurs compete for prize money in excess of dollar five million with the winner receiving nearly dollar 1.5 million to invest in their new business plan) captures how the show was an opportunity for government to educate and motivate entrepreneurs.

“Entrepreneurship in China is not accidental as it is usually in US and India.It is a deliberate and intentional effort by the government'', Compton said adding that the world's most lucrative business plan competition is being held not in the United States or in any Western country, but in Communist China.

The pro-active measures taken by the Communist regime in China by investing heavily in entrepreneurial assets had resulted in that country forging way ahead of other nations in creating the most entrepreneurial economy on the planet.

The leaders in the politburo, mostly trained as engineers, determined in the 1990s the only way to absorb the more than 20 million new workers entering the Chinese economy in the decades ahead was to turn China into the most entrepreneurial economy, Mr Compton said during his road-show.

Outlining the success stories of entrepreneurship in China, Mr Compton said the economical miracle initiated by Deng Xiaoping in 1978 and pro-active measures taken by his successors had led to the establishment of large number of companies through direct foreign investment.

He said the leaders in the Politburo,the highest policy making body in China, mostly comprising trained engineers, decided in the 1990s that the only way to absorb the more than 20 million new workers entering the economy in the decades ahead was to turn China into the most entrepreneurial country on the earth.

Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) International President Ashok Singhal on Sunday appealed to the people to boycott China made goods in protest against their alleged support to the Maoists, who were engaged in a battle to subvert democracy in the country.

VHP leader on Sunday said Mr. Singhal the people should boycott china made goods to put pressure on the communist country to refrain from supporting Maoists in India.

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