28 days in Shanghai with 2,000 builders. $149 ticket. $1.5k living costs. Under $2k total.
Each week: company visits, talks, and builders from that vertical.
Open source models. Frontier labs. The teams training China's LLMs.
AI protein folding. Anti-aging labs. Drug discovery hardware.
Factory tours. Supply chain access. Maybe an underground robot fight.
Music. Art. Design. Close the month with creative energy.
Shanghai government connects us directly with local companies. Alibaba's Feizhu coordinates group flights and hotels.
Result: You get access that tourists and business travelers don't get. Factory floors. R&D labs. The actual teams.
Shanghai connects us with companies for exclusive visits
Group discounts on flights + hotels
Factory floors. R&D labs. The teams behind the models.
"Obsessions attract obsessions."
We rent an entire venue. Small rooms anyone can book. Share what you're working on. Ship together. No passive attendees — only co-creators.
Batch bookings through Feizhu from any country.
Group rates at partner hotels. Apply 1 month ahead.
Reduced pricing for your group.
Official invitation letters for your entire group.
The deal: Promote muShanghai in your community. Get flight, hotel, and ticket discounts for 15+ members.
High-speed VPN. Google, GitHub, X — all work.
Government invitation letters. Extend 10-day to 30-day stays.
Alipay Global team on-site. Set up in 5 minutes.
Curated apartment listings. ~$1.5k/month all-in.
Dubai upbringing. American college. Everyone said China was poor, dangerous, authoritarian. Even some Chinese people said that.
Then I visited.
People are happy. Streets are safe. Things work. Same-day delivery for everything. Trains run on time. You can walk anywhere at 3am.
30 years ago, China was one of the poorest countries on Earth. Now? Raised more people out of poverty than any nation in history. Highest life expectancy gains. Fastest infrastructure build-out ever recorded.
I want to make China cool. Not "China is the best country" — just a place worth experiencing. An ecosystem worth building in.
"When I ran Crecimiento in Argentina, everyone said the country was broken. Then people arrived and found something vibrant. Proud. Hopeful."
"Same energy here. Come see what's actually happening."
— Sun