up next, bloomberg editor in chief john mickelthwait talks with wang jianlin in davos.er in, more conversations with ceos. years, i feel 3 financial risk is risky at this time. rishaad: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ rishaad: you are watching a special edition of "bloomberg best," highlighting conversations from the year 2017 on asian business and finance. i'm rishaad salamat. let's flash back to january, at the world economic forum in davos. china's president xi jingping defending globalization in the opening session, while in washington, u.s. president-elect then donald trump was promising to implement protectionist trade measures. it is against this unique background that john mickelthwait spoke on stage with one of china's most influential business leaders, wang jianlin. john: congress is looking at the issue of chinese investment in hollywood. how do you look at that? to you think this is just protectionism, or do you think there is -- do you understand something about what the americans are saying? >> [speaking mandarin] this is certainly part of protectionism. so far the

up next, john mickelthwait talks with when gender and in davos.ater in, more conversations with ceos. >> the last couple years, i did feel it on the system. >> this is bloomberg.. ♪ >> you are watching a special edition of "bloomberg best," highlighting conversations from the year 2017 on asian business and finance. i'm rishaad salamat. let's flashback to january, at the world economic forum in davos. president xi jingping defended globalization in the opening session, while in washington, u.s. president-elect was promising to implement protectionist trade measures. it was a unique background that john mickelthwait spoke on stage with one of china's most influential business leaders, wang jianlin. >> congress is looking at the issue of chinese investment in hollywood. how do you look at that? to you think this is just protectionism, or do you think -- do you understand something about what the americans are saying? [speaking mandarin] >> this is certainly part of protectionism. so far the u.s. economy has not launched any control. we have only don