Lanchi Ventures centers its strategy on the belief that Chinese technical talent is a globally underestimated asset, a view its managing partner developed from working with Chinese founders in Silicon Valley since 2000, and it applies this through a dual-currency approach—an RMB fund backing frontier tech aligned with Chinese national priorities and a USD fund backing global AI themes and internationally competitive Chinese talent—while deliberately capping its 2026 fund at $560M to stay agile rather than maximize size. The firm invests across foundation models, AI agents, and embodied intelligence, emphasizes full-stack technology paired with real-world deployment in robotics, follows promising companies like Galbot and AGIBOT through multiple funding rounds rather than making single early bets, and positions Hong Kong as a bridge that helps Greater Bay Area technology scale internationally.