Ma Wukong
Ma Wukong, the pseudonym of Spanish architect and interior designer Martín M. Puñal Casal, stands out as a unique voice illuminating the complexities of China for Spanish-speaking audiences. A graduate in Architecture from ETSAC in 2015, in the aftermath of the 2008 crisis, he chose to follow the path of his Galician ancestors, but with a daring twist. Instead of crossing the Atlantic toward the Americas, his compass pointed east, to the heart of Asia. In China, he has built a thriving career that bridges the vastness of the Asian giant and beyond, while establishing himself as an insightful chronicler of its culture, history, and contemporary life. Through his perspective, Ma Wukong unravels the mysteries of a millennia-old civilization, bringing them closer to readers with clarity, depth, and passion, offering a window into both the present and future of this fascinating country.
Sus libros
China 2035: el plan para construir una era poscapitalista
8.6 millones de nuevos ingenieros egresan cada año en China.
China lidera el 54% de las solicitudes globales de patentes.
400 millones de consumidores forman la clase media más grande del mundo.
En Shenzhen, una fábrica puede diseñar, prototipar y producir en 72 horas lo que en otros países toma seis meses.
El yuan digital es ya la moneda digital de banco central más avanzada del planeta.
China triplicó su red de trenes bala a más de 40,000 km en solo una década, mientras Occidente sigue discutiendo.
El 90% de los paneles solares y el 70% de los robots industriales del mundo se ensamblan en China.
Cada día se lanzan más de 30,000 nuevos productos en las plataformas digitales de China.
China concentra más de 1 millón de investigadores en inteligencia artificial, energía renovable y biotecnología.
Mientras Europa tarda 15 años en construir una línea de tren de alta velocidad, China la termina en menos de 5 años.
China 2035: The End of Capitalism As We Know It
In China 2035: The End of Capitalism As We Know It, Simon Levy and Martín Puñal Casal deliver an electrifying and unfiltered account of the world’s most misunderstood superpower, and how it’s quietly dismantling the global order America once built. While the U.S. debates elections and Wall Street chases quarterly profits, China is playing the long game. From the mega-projects of the Belt and Road Initiative to a radical new model of “economic democracy,” this book reveals how China isn’t just rising, it’s redefining the rules of success, governance, and prosperity. This is not a book about China. It’s a book about your future. Whether you"re a startup founder, policymaker, or student, China 2035 will challenge everything you think you know about democracy, capitalism, and global power. You"ll learn why China"s political meritocracy might outperform Western elections, how Chinese cities offer lessons in housing, infrastructure, and technology that Americans can"t afford to ignore, and what American entrepreneurs must grasp to compete in a post-dollar, multipolar world. Most importantly, you"ll discover how the next generation of power will be defined not by bombs or ballots, but by bandwidth, belief systems, and billion-person planning. Bold, uncomfortable, and deeply researched, this book is the blueprint the West doesn’t want you to read. But once you open it, you won’t see the 21st century the same way again. This is the book America doesn’t want to tell You About China. “This book doesn’t just talk about China, it forces America to look in the mirror.” A groundbreaking analysis of how China’s rise is reshaping the rules of power, freedom, and the global future.