@heyshrutimishra: Shanghai isn't just a great city. It's a message. Walk through Lujiazui at night and you understand why US-China tech c…
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The tweet highlights Shanghai as a symbol of the US-China tech competition from an insider perspective, with Elon Musk endorsing the city's appeal.
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Shanghai isn’t just a great city. It’s a message.
Walk through Lujiazui at night and you understand why US-China tech competition feels different from the inside… https://t.co/AHFC6UGB4C
Elon Musk (@elonmusk): Shanghai is a great city. Highly recommend visiting.
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