The phrase “May you live in interesting times” come to mind here.
Ironically (or NOT) ‘May you live in interesting times’ is widely reported as being an ancient Chinese curse.
But it supposedly has British origins.
Regardless, it certainly seems to have been intended to sound oriental, in the faux-Chinese ‘Confucius he say‘ style, but that’s as near to China as it gets.
However, what’s hard to deny is when you look at our current “Interesting Times” it’s hard to imagine any other period (in our lifetimes) being more fraught with insecurity than our own present time.
And that creates opportunities of a lifetime when it comes to investing.
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