I am really not that concerned about China's technology... since for some reason, the U.S. just keeps on cooking. China is now prospering because it allows people to be very wealthy and so their GINI is now greater than the U.S. and China has much less freedom of belief. It is not clear how long China can survive with suppression of freedom of belief.
As far are quantum correlations go, I am all in and am really into quantum causal sets. Dave Rideout is a causal set guy and has had FXQI funding, but still, there is very little causal set stuff in the FXQI crowd. That is because causal sets do GR very well, but are not quantum... so far.
However, causal sets do this funny random sprinkling thing to a causal set that has no space or time. Space and time both emerge from this random sprinkling of a causal set into a spacetime manifold and so there is much hope that there are also quantum causal sets. A quantum causal set would then be consistent with GR and be a GUT or even a TOE.
The random sprinkling of causal set events is very reminiscent of the random but constrained photon paths of the two-slit experiment. The quantum question is never which slit does the photon go through, but the quantum question is rather how the presence of two slits alters the quantum photon phase.
Of course the photon is in a superposition of both slits because that is what quantum particles do. Anyway, here is my blog describing the two-slit causal set... two-slit causal set