This was actually quite good. Geting ones head around the concepts were a bit of a challenge of course, and I don't think I've seen anything remotely as hostile to China in a while (Robert Sawyer's WWW trilogy had some of this, but milder probably because of the larger audience). There is a bit of an All-american dream feel to it, and I must confess to feeling slightly uncomfortable with the whole "you're really good at this", I'm going to blow in your ear Daniel-Nala stuff because it was just a little forceful. I'm all for repressed sexuality coming out, but there are times and places, y'know.
Will I read more? Yes, of course, the concepts are applied well and the idea is, if not unique, certainly hardly overworked yet.