The title of this book is what attracted me to it. Blockchain chicken sounded intriguing and the first half of this book introduces us to the presence of tech solutions in china's rural countryside. The second half though discusses the effects of technology on the rural Chinese within today's socio-political-economic situation.

I enjoyed reading this series of essays, it taught me a lot, made me think a bit and felt like some much needed chicken soup. That said, I would recommend reading it soon(this year?) since the content will be dated in the future.


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The first lines suggest journalism which is what got me reading but then it meanders aimlessly with no clear purpose about random unusual aspects of modern life in China. Self indulgent and pretentious. ( )