If you print too much money then the Chinese prop us up, the dollar and us gets weaker.

As @Jay Hinrichs @Chris Baxter and @Bjorn Ahlblad mentioned the culture has shifted so far into an entitlement mindset and supposed haves vs. have nots that I feel like we just need to do our part to change that narrative locally.  

I just read an article about the Chinese Real Estate market and it came back to them like an elastic.

It is the culture and mindset that has to change to get ahead. 

Otherwise, just pick a strategy and work at it – in today’s market before the Chinese Wuhan Coronavirus affected us all, you could have made money in every one of those niches with the appropriate know-how and effort.

However, I think we are are generations away from a real shift culturally especially with bigger companies and conglomerates that are still run by people that think "the internet is a fad" or something. 

I personally live in an area that relies on tourists (many Chinese) traveling to Yellowstone National Park and I'm expecting tourism to be down as much as 40 - 50%.If you have a short-term rental, how will you survive if the market fails to recover?

The culture and lifestyle is amazing.

The cultural shift you have hypothesized simply is no where close to having occurred yet....and the hypothesis that the coronavirus will hasten it, has done the exact opposite in the last 4 weeks. 

Folks who move from the Northeast down to Florida, realize that most of Florida doesn't have the weather, the low cost of living or the culture they assumed it had and end up moving half-way back home.