>> rose: welcome to the program, don't we begin with jeane liu, president of didi chuxing, china and the world's largest ride sharing company, a company that drove uber out of china. >> technology is completely transforming china n my view. 30 years ago as i mentioned, you know, when i grew up, i saw mules, camels on the street as part of the transportation. >> rose: yeah. >> now you see beijing as a modern city and people rarely use wallet even, right, mobile payment everywhere. it's a crazy pace of change. i think part of the reason is china is so huge and it has enough market to energize real invasion. because there are just so many-- innovation because there are so many people wanting so many things. >> rose: and we continue with i think the most dangerousat thing that can happen for a musician is to think that everything you write is good. that's the most dangerous thing, is to lose yourself in thinking well, i know what i am doing, look how many songs i've written that have been successful. that's when you lose it and you leuses the secret sauce. >> rose: jean liu and bruno mar

charlie: jean liu is here. she is the president of didi chuxing. it is china's and the world's largest ridesharing company. it also offers services like bike sharing and car rentals. alibaba, apple, and softbank are among her investors. didi also has investments in other companies around the world. i am pleased to have jean liu at the table for the first time. welcome. jean: thank you for having me here. charlie: we have so looked forward to this. you have said a very interesting thing. you said it is really a "world-class dilemma how to move around 800 million urban chinese." how are you solving this dilemma? jean: yes, actually that is one of my biggest motivations joining this company three years ago. i'll give you a story. right after i joined didi, there was a coder coming to my office saying that she wanted to resign. when i asked her why, she said because she got pregnant. i told her, "you can still work here if you get pregnant." she said it was the commute that was killing her. she was spending three hours switching between buses and subwa

here.e: jean liu is she is the president of didi chuxing. world's largest ridesharing company. she also offers services like bike sharing and car rentals. alibaba, apple, and softbank are among the renters -- investors. i am pleased to have jean liu at the table for the first time. welcome. jean: thank you for having me here. charlie: we have looked forward to this. you have set a very interesting

charlie: jean liu is here. she is the president of di

. >> rose: welcome to the program, don't we begin with jeane liu, president of didi chuxing, china and world's largest ride sharing company, a company that drove uber out of china. >> technology is completely transforming china n my view. 30 years ago as i mentioned, you know, when i grew up, i saw mules, camels on the street as part of the transportation. >> rose: yeah. >> now you see beijing as a modern city and people rarely use wallet even, right, mobile payment everywhere. it's a crazy pace of change. i think part of the reason is china is so huge and it has enough market to energize real invasion. because there are just so many-- innovation