In light of BlackRock's launch of a set of mutual funds and other investment products in China, George Soros called on U.S. Congress to pass legislation to limit the flow of funds to China. The billionaire investor whose short-selling had fueled the Asian financial crisis in 1997 is now criticizing asset managers for not falling in line with U.S. foreign policy goals, finger pointing at China for not understanding the market economy. What a bizarre rhetoric! In this episode of Bizbeat, CGTN’s Zhu Zhu explains Soros' motives.