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Don't be surprised if the next Steve Jobs or Bill Gates comes from my China. That's the message of Silicon Dragon, my book that profiles the new generation of Chinese entrepreneurs who are challenging the U.S. for global high-tech leadership.

Based on interviews with the inventors behind today's cutting-edge advances in wireless communications, the web, e-commerce, search and software, Silicon Dragon provides a behind-the-scenes look at how China is winning the new tech race.

I'm a journalist with 15 years covering the Asia beat. I've traveled countless times to China, visiting Shanghai, Beijing, Hong Kong, Hangzhou, Wuxi and Nanchang to interview the leading Chinese entrepreneurs - Alibaba's Jack Ma, Baidu's Robin Li and Suntech Power's Dr. Shi, among many others. I've also met with their investors in Silicon Valley and China, and competitors, too. Many of the Chinese startups have ramped up in record speed and are poised to go public on NASDAQ and the NYSE soon. Some already have.

Chinese entrepreneurs started out copying Amazon, Google, MySpace, YouTube and Netscape. Now they promise to invent the next new thing.