Chinism, a term coined by Grzegorz W. Kołodko, encapsulates the dynamic fusion of  two powerful regulatory forces across economic, social, and political landscapes: state power (i.e., the “visible hand”) and the market (i.e., the “invisible hand”). The synergistic interaction between the two regulatory forces, coupled with an elite political system that emphasizes rational decision-making, has the capacity to catalyze historic leaps in the development of civilization.