100国千城 —— 文化寻根 • 产业赋能

English Introduction

【Cultural Roots · Industrial Empowerment】

Jason, founder of "BBQ One Table a Day, One Family Globally," is redefining the relationship between overseas Chinese and indigenous peoples through a cultural roots-seeking journey spanning mountains and seas. He travels to a thousand cities across 100 countries, delving into local streets and households to visit the descendants of Hakka overseas Chinese, touching the pulse of history amidst the daily hustle and bustle.

During his visit to Indonesia, Jason not only formed transnational motorcycle clubs to break barriers between Chinese and indigenous riders through shared passion but also honored history with the "Fish-Lamb-Dapeng Feast" and fine wine. He advocates for Chinese descendants to remember the indigenous peoples' century-long kindness in sheltering and nurturing Chinese immigrants, transforming "gratitude" from an idea into action by empowering local industries as a way of giving back.

On this trip, Jason witnessed a century-spanning legacy of the fourth-generation Kaiping Hakka descendant, Hans—his mother’s junior high school graduation certificate from the Republic of China era. More than a document, it symbolizes the family's resilience and the civilizational blend between China and Indonesia. Seizing this moment, Jason evaluated the unique strengths of Hans, the Indonesian Buddhist youth Hons, and the Indonesian Muslim youth Zlam, and announced on the spot that TOPSUN Capital would invest in and support them to officially become node family enterprise members of TOPSUN’s Global Industrial Cluster in Indonesia.

TOPSUN Capital will provide dual guarantees of "capital investment + global stable orders," offering full support for the three to establish their own careers and enterprises. This initiative goes beyond business—it is a practical step to lead global overseas Chinese in thanking indigenous peoples, jointly building a global enclave economy, and relying on the BBQ Green Circular Economy Model to achieve common prosperity. It embodies the Chinese ideal of "the world as one community under the principle of universal fraternity."

Additionally, Jason’s "100 Countries, 1000 Cities Jointly Focus on Children's Future" initiative resonates with this industrial practice, dedicated to protecting clean water sources, reducing food contamination, and fostering faith-, trust-, and confidence-based relationships between global Chinese and indigenous peoples that transcend blood ties.