In China, like a frog that from the bottom of the well leaps to the open air, the word "Renaissance" - fu xing - has been fully taken into account in the vocabulary of Xi Jinping, Secretary General of the Communist Party of China from 15 November 2012, who mentions that word three times in his first press conference. The entrepreneurial renaissance in China aims to redraw the geopolitical map of the distribution of power. If the old and cultured Europe of the Enlightenment was inspired by the Chinese philosophers, to our times there are the entrepreneurial spirits, released by Den Xiaoping's (architect of Chinese economic reform between 1978 and 1992) metaphor of "It doesn't matter whether the cat is black or white, as long as it catches mice", which are observed with curiosity and desire for emulation by both the old and new generations of the advanced Western world.
