China 2035: The End of Capitalism As We Know It

Simon Levy is a doctor in law, a postdoctoral researcher in data science at the University of California, Berkeley, and one of the few Western voices deeply trained at the School of Law at the People’s University of China in Beijing. His unique academic path—bridging American and Chinese institutions—perfectly mirrors his life’s mission: to build intelligent and strategic, bridges between the United States and China. As a bold entrepreneur, public innovator, and outspoken reformer, Levy has spent over two decades transforming ideas into large-scale urban projects. He is the founder of cross-border ventures that have reshaped how Latin America collaborates with China, from infrastructure development and urban policy. In Mexico, he led anti-corruption crusades from within the public sector, breaking through old power structures with integrity and data-driven vision. Internationally, his work has brought him into direct collaboration with Chinese city governments, investment ecosystems, and innovation hubs—giving him a privileged view into how China is redesigning the future. Now based between Mexico, California, and Asia, Levy is on a mission to help the United States see China not as a threat, but as a mirror. Through his powerful intellectual voice and lived experience on both sides of the Pacific, China 2035: The End of Capitalism As We Know It serves as a wake-up call for entrepreneurs and policymakers across America. If you’re trying to understand what’s next for capitalism, geopolitics, or your own future, Levy is not just an author. He’s a bridge to what comes next.