Opinion disguised as fact! The speaker asserts his opinions critical of China and its leadership purely to assert the superiority of his Western paradigm. US semiconductor restrictions, which he upholds as critical are built on one critical technology - EUV lithography. From Etching and deposition to photoresists and packaging, China's domestic technology advances. To be honest, his critique is merely singing sweet music to the ears of a Western audience. It is a form of group self-deceit where the speaker searches for areas to critique and exaggerates their impact. His analysis is filled with the usual "Beijing fails...", or "Xi fails..." wishful narrative. He presumes to know the thinking of a leadership that he has never had access to directly or even indirectly. Consider his analysis of the C919 aircraft. He upholds this as a testimony of Chinese technological dependency, however, the Chinese tactic is to seek the best technologies at the prototype stage - otherwise, they would have gone for easily accessible Russian aero-tech. They do this to ensure that a standard of quality is upheld when they eventually substitute with domestic-based systems and components. This is called "catfishing", and is practically illustrated by Tesla's introduction to the Chinese EV market which has raised the quality of Chinese EVs to their current world-beating standard. Meanwhile, the Chinese are about to launch in quick succession the C929 and the C939; rapidly building on their 15-year learning experience with the C919.
There are very competent and highly intelligent people around Xi Jinping who are also Chinese Nationalists at heart. Americans like this should look to his country rather than worrying about others.
Over capacity is the core of capitalism, by textbook. The beauty of capitalism is everybody overproduce the goods he is good at, and trade with others for the necessity and more.
Do you notice than when the media, politicians from the west says 'Overcapacity, Over subsidies, National Security threats, etc... they never followed it up with data or proofs. I find that the weirdest ever. I mean, the best way to make your point and to convince people is by following up your claims with data/proofs! Then I come to the conclusion, it was just simply claims with no basis
46.00. The US did not screw up its foreign policy ever. It has been and is conscious, consistent and deliberate in that policy - its motto is any country that tries to be independent of the US is a security threat to the US. See Cuba, Vietnam, Iraq, Russia, Syria, Afghanistan, Iran, Yugoslavia, etc. They all try to be independent, regardless of their political systems, and thus they are attacked by the US.
However, Washington lost all these battles. And now the Russian Federation is teaching 41 western allies, a lesson in military and economic warfare. This Russian victory over the combined west, has shown the world, the brand new Order of the Age.
@@rosszografov614 "See Cuba, Vietnam, Iraq, Russia, Syria, Afghanistan, Iran, Yugoslavia, etc. They all try to be independent, regardless of their political systems" " They all try to be independent, regardless of their political systems, and thus they are attacked by the US." MAN YOU DID NOT EVEN NAME ON DEMOCRACY LMAOO
@@niccolomurtas3691 Today, 86% of the world's population views democracy as a disingenuous 'filthy' concept used to curtail their freedom, and, at its worst, as an existential threat. This reflects the reality that the Western 'snake oil' promotion of democracy is increasingly seen as outdated, a cheat code and deceptive, with people recognizing it as mere 'hegemonic' political maneuvering.
america want to spread their military to every conner of the earth map, which is the ugliest thing, every misinformation to divide every regions com from them, europe, middle east, my region south china sea..., china hasn't force any country to be help by its military like america
An American who has some understanding of China, very rare these days. But he has limited understanding of the US 😂. As a former Chinese ambassador to the US puts it, "there's no bottom line to the ill will of the US for China". Mr. Blanchette talks about the lack of market economy in China, but does acknowledge some very good chinese competitors. Where do these formidable competitors come from if there is no market mechanism? 😂
@@gamingcentral2295 That's nonsense, an excuse, a copium. Does American state exist? Yes. Then it's a competition of state vs state, and Chinese market wins. Every state redistributes money, that's one of the basic elements of a state. The difference is that American state subsidies are inefficient (corruption, for example, is legal in the US, and is called lobbying) and favor the 0,01%, whereas China strengthens almost everyone through synergy, and the end result is that the US has no chance of competing with China because the Chinese economic model is better. It's not even close.
China is working on One Belt One Road , on Trades & Infrastructure projects . China is the #1 or 2 trading partner of over 140+ countries . The US is working on One Bomb One Road , on Wars & Bad-mouthing China . The US has over 313 Military Bases around the World , and still building more around China . There are too many Warmongers in the political circle in the US in the last few decades .
@@albertcadgame8314 Almost the same number of tents in the US as there are US military bases around the world. Meanwhile, Merikans are sending billions of dollars to Ukraine & Israel.
@@albertcadgame8314 Correction : Over 750+ US Military Bases around the World , of which 313+ are surrounding China . And 3 - 4 more are setting up at the moment in the Philippines .
@@naturalselection1203 "Do you know how many Military Bases we have surrounding China? 313. Americans need to wake up. It is a different world. We have about 750 military installations in 80 countries. '" says 2024 Democratic presidential candidate, Marianne Williamson.
This guy has some understanding of CPC but not all. Firstly does he actually understand what China wants from the 4 modernization, the idea first was became a major ideology under Deng Xiao Ping. This guy clearly like many other western Chinese expert only read half of what Deng actually said about China's internal and external policy. And Xi's policy is never about adjusting cages it is about China advancing its economy beyond being the work shop of the world, this has to be done through advancement in technology and stop certain bottleneck that can limit Chinese growth, Xi clearly see the semiconductor industry being a point or an industry to target, no sure it is Xi being the real genius and if not he certainly has a very good team surrounded him . Like many other this guy talk about demographic challenge in China, but this is a problem world wide, but one thing he does not understand is the fact that the US has much larger proportion of people that are older than 65 than China, 16% to 14%, also Chinese labor force is much much larger than the US 740 million vs 172 million. Many economic facts also point to the fact that reduce population does not directly result in reduction in productivity. The US current policy towards China has nothing to do with PLA, it is to do how and why China decide to pursue its own future economic and social development. The US has a policy that it would not stand for any kind of peer challenge regardless of what Chinese political system really is, even if China is to convert the current political system into democratic one. The US wanted a China that it can control economically and politically, anyone witness what happened in the last few years would have know this when they can look beyond the lens of 'democracy' or 'communism'. I think there is a way out of this and that day will be China totally destroyed the idea that the US can continue to maintain its dominance over China in technology. Talking about Geopolitics America's current success in building a block countering China only appear with Japan/Korea in East Asia, India and Philippines further south with Australia and possibly New Zealand, there is very little support in other ASEAN countries in the region, then there is Burma, Pakistan, Iran, much of middle east much in favor of China rather than the US, this also extend to Africa and South America. European is in Europe and there is only 28 countries in NATO and they are not in immediate border near China. Talking about C919, China was using the GE engine for the earliest example of that planes and gradually we are seeing they are putting their own home made engine into the newer planes, they do have a step by step procedure to build these planes base on their home technology, if we look at their space technology and their advancement in tech, I would not as confident as this guy here, about the semi conductor industry, five years ago when trump kicked off his sanction against China, did the US actually think that last year China could develop its own 5nm chips ? Not only have they successfully increase the capability of their maturing semi conductor industry and they move far beyond what the US thought they would in a little over four year. Now if you ask Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang who he considered to be the most major challenger for his company, his answer was Huawei. The more US sanction China the more likely hood they will forge their own way into having their own ecosystem to semiconductor industry that will eventually shake off the control of the US companies have over them. The sanction is also galvanized Chinese tech companies together.
Don't really like to say it but as the Communist vanguard and Soviet legacy Cold War inheritor, the function of the PRC is to get fucked by capitalism so (dialectically speaking) a new global order can emerge from the messy Cap-Com intransigence that currently prevails in absence of prevailing. Which means Communism (aka the Communists in Beijing aka the PLA+ aka the PRC) has a vote, shall have its say. Yet whilst Communism might win battles, it can't win the war. Otherwise the Communist Manifesto wouldn't exist.
Difference is - he has the ability to be critical of the US - do you, or any Chinese official have the capacity to be critical of China? Or do you instantly reject any
@@valetudo1569 Being critical has no value in itself if your freedom of expression cannot make any difference in improving the welfare of the people in its entirety. You can shout all you want within your echo chamber with the illusion that you are asserting your democratic rights. But facts are that the main media care less about your views. And our political elite has a life of its own, serving a very different agenda and constituents with very different interests than yours. Ask yourself how democratic we are when we end up having to chose between two nutscases as president of the most aggressive bully of the world. Insanity is the antithesis of critical thinking in my humble opinion.
Why don't we asked if over capacity labelling is just another of the hundreds of lies like the Uighur Genocide instead of a deliberate strategy of China. Of course it's a business strategy to produce more to lower cost just as we studied economics in the University. Econ #101
An authoritarian government is infinitely flexible, they are not constrained by any interest groups or big businesses. The speaker got that backwards in his conclusion, he contradicts himself on this throughout the talk.
A true athlete actually hopes to have a fair chance, so that He can prove that his talent or effort is the reason he can win the competition, rather than relying on the opponent not being able to participate in the game
China **should be** worried about external forces rather than about "internal rejuvenation". These strategies against external forces is across the board - science and technology, defence, soft power (not so successful), currency and capital security. The world has changed since the China-Russia axis has taken shape, starting with the Ukraine SMO (which has been played out since 2014, intentionally by the other axis). At the end of the day, the axis with the most economic power will win the geo-political. China (manufactures), Russia (energy, commodities) will emerge stronger. I want to see the day that the global south will see their lot getting better. I wonder why there is no mention about hegemony.
President Putin tell President Xi, if you breakup, Russia will be next. President Xi also tells President Putin, if you breakup, China will also be next. So, why not we work together.
Agreed ! I sympathized Russia for being contained by US for so many years. But I admired the strength of Putin to overcome the containment not just by the US but the whole of the WEST. This shows Putin is really something when Russia can still hold the ground. ❤China ❤Russia
The issue some of the world has is that Russian and Chinese interests as represented through the Kremlin and Beijing are narrow, limited and restricted to single elites, not (within their own spheres of influence) competitive markets. Not only that, those two player sets (Beijing and Moscow) are single-use one-way entity players in the global marketplace representing way disproportionate interests for the populations they're assigned to claim representation (actually just naked power) over. Why? Because their systems of governance (separation of powers, relatively proportionate representation, judicial independence and the possibility of opportunity inside a balanced public-private set of freedoms) suck. Yes too, facets of Western systems suck too. Yet, fundamentally there is a greater scope for redemption when things go wrong and there is sufficient adaptability for adjustment if change needs to occur. Communism (PRC) and Fascism (the Federation) don't work that way.
@@gavinmc5285 China had proven Western critics of its System wrong if you see how China stayed stable and growing economically since the CPC came to power. Generally the transfer of power had gone relatively smoothly especially compared to the US in the last election and going further back, there were accusations of fraud in the last few Presidential elections. Does anybody remember the 'Hanging chad' controversy? That was more than 20 years ago! Western countries have good political theories but terrible at adapting to identified weaknesses.
He overlooked the 30+ trillion debt, the failing infrastructure, the abysmal social services, the homeless, ad nauseum. He also neglected the fact that Xi has raised the Chinese population out of poverty.
We have the Korean war and a containment policy until at least early 1970's . Kissinger's policy influenced US-China relation for the next 50 years ---diplomacy are work until his death. What we were left with are WWIII warriors, disguised as diplomats or foreign relation experts.
Why do you say this is Xi Jinping’s Strategy? Cina is a bureaucracy. There are teams and teams of very bright people working behind the scenes. You make it sound like Cina is run by a singular dictator.
People who is aiming to fool others always create an enemy with a focus on single person. Such as Trump and Biden's government, or Putin or Xi criticized by the west media. However, only uneducated and mindwashed people believe that one party or country can be simplely organized by a single person.
It appears that he formed an opinion about China by drawing information from specific sources, such as a particular group, possibly the business elite. This could suggest that his understanding of China may have been influenced by the viewpoints of a select few individuals who belong to or are associated with this group. This way to gathering information may have limited the breadth and diversity of perspectives that he used to form his judgment about China.
Actually, the entire CCP political party is indistinguishable from Mafias and Cartels in terms of organizational structures, methods of financing, corruption, the integration of corruption as a method for advancement, the 'Rule BY Law' (traditions) rather than the 'Rule OF Law', etc. If you compare the CCP to a Sicilian mafia, or a Mexican cartel, or even just a Haitian street gang, the only difference you'll find are the nukes.
@@GeoScorpion Lol. Terrible analysis, vastly oversimplified. If by 'cartel structure' you mean to say that the CCP is hyper-meritocratic, then I would agree with you. As long as you're operating within Party values (i.e. not trying to overthrow the entire system) you can be as capitlaistic (Deng Xiaoping) or hard-line (Mao) as you want. It's also not nearly as centralized as the USSR was, so the 'mafia family structure' doesn't even apply here.
@@LancesArmorStriking Meh, nobody believes the propaganda portrayal of the CCP's China as meritocratic including the CCP. It's hyper-kleptocratic and neo-feudal at best in the same way that cartels and mafias are. Further the Sicilian 'mafia' means 'family' but was never tied only to blood relations. Any attempt to whitewash the reality of the CCP is just pathetic. You are like a three-year-old with chocolate and crumbs on your face claiming not to know what happened to all the cookies.
@@jamesmoy1214 Is it 'dystopian' if it actually happens? Utopias and Dystopias are usually imagined 'perfect' or 'hellish' futures. The immediate present and future do NOT look good from just a data standpoint.
The guy left China 6 years ago, which in dog years, is about two decades. All jokes aside, lots of changes have happened, legacy chips are mass produced by China now. The work ethics of the Chinese, as well as their sheer number, cannot be underestimated to produce technology miracles.
Although he had lived in China and learned the language, he lacks the depth of US-China issues and current economic dynamics of both countries. He probably makes a lot of money working for US Administration to make the US lawmakers feel comfortable about containing China. In reality, he is making things worse for US.
It came from the fact that the US strategy didnt change, it just got more urgent. So China was tipped off on what America wanted to do as early as 1996.
Because the US foreign policy of “Manifest Destiny”, now relabelled “Rules-based international order”has been consistently applied for the past 200 years. Any country with clear, independent thinking can see it coming miles away 😂
Fortification is a priority imposed on China by the Western aggressive predators. Without security rejuvination is a loss for China, and a gain to the West who will take control of it by the support of the Western war machine. There was no evidence presented by the speaker that addressing the security concern of China, is significantly hurting rejuvination of its economy. The real Estate issue for China, is an investment in anticipation of urban development in line with its ecnomic plan. Alternatively, to qualify the real estate development issue, it should not be anlysed in isolation. It should be analysed in the context of the whole economic, social, political plan of China.
Chinese competition has a hand behind the players, that is the government - national or local. These government supports enable the connected and "skilled" players. Most others play by the rule of the market economy have to work extra harder or be extraordinarily lucky!
Elon Musk would not hesitate to shut all his factories in the USA, and relocate to China tonight. Elon Musk publicly said, nobody in DC consulted him on the latest rounds of 3X EV tariffs against all Chinese electric Autos. 😮
@@NorCalMoDo Where do you think that trillion dollar so called defense budget go? plus the printing green paper , the US is in no position to talk about fairness.
So refreshing.'A Western 'China expert' who has something intelligent to say which is actually analysis and not just more bullshit propaganda. And his first comment was intelligent when he denied being a 'China expert' and disputed whether such a thing even exists.
I think America has a lot to learn from China. We should care about this country first and foremost, not Ukraine, not Israel, not Taiwan, not the EU, etc.
China's approach is not based on a one man course correction system. The China governance system is much deeper than in the United States. In fact the majority of China's leaders are engineers. And China does not base its industrial policy on defense but on common prosperity. And finally China is providing its students with higher quality education especially in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.
Better than other think tank in Australia, anti China for the sake of ani China, this is very good discussion. I would suggest more scholars and practitioners visit China, to understand China more first hand, I believe it would be more efficient to reach more sensible conclusions and constructive advices
This notion of needing 'course-correction' every 10 years or so, via leadership renewal, is an occasionally valid, though mostly fallacious Western argument that definitely does not always apply; and need not apply in China's current situation with China's current CPC governance model. There are practical reasons why wisdom is so highly valued historically. Now that doesn't always apply - but we don't need to automatically dismiss or delegitimize a system for choosing to maintain a leader indefinitely - or even changing a system from one with term limits to one with none. There is, after all, nothing inherently incorrect with choosing a new course. I also suspect that the notion of requiring 'leadership renewal' on a timed-out, regulated basis is a means of ensuring electoral & political instability & insecurity with the end result being that no single individual or party group is ever able to translate knowledge & trust gained over time into practical wins for the people; leaving a large vacuum for unelected oligarchs to have their way with national economies & societal-direction.
Jude's opinions here strike me as less than factual & more than projection. A debate between Jude & someone (eg. a high-level representative of the CPC or a Beijing-based think-tank) with a direct understanding of Xi & China would have likely been more informative.
China has been course correcting since Deng Xiao Ping took over. Just compare the policies and state of China between then and now. Arguably one can say the party never changes, but even here the leadership and their thinking within the CCP do change quite drastically. Whereas the US elections do not change anything. The three branches of the US government and their checks and balances do not appear to be working because ultimately the government who are the People’s representatives have now been co-opted by a very small group of oligarchs. The only course correcting that these oligarchs are interested in is only self interest.
Jai Hind. How would you compensate for Genocide of the local aboriginal people, Jews and Gazans? Some heartfelt apology for the past suffering is probably the best.
@@tedchandran We can do something about what we did in this century, in our lifetime, and as we type For example STOP the ETHNIC CLEANSING in Gaza. Return the Palestinian and Syrian land Very doable.
@@tedchandranThe Aboriginal people in Australia today have poorer life expectancy, health, education, income etc, and higher incarceration rate, drug and alcohol abuse than the average Australian. There is plenty that the Australian COULD do to address systemic inequality, but chooses to pay lip service about “respect” instead.
This guy has some knowledge but no thoughts. Just answer one question, the western economies are running on market economy. But do they win over Chinese economy?
China has challenges. They do more than talk. Unfortunately, China is not very good in talking, in the Western way, due to language and culture differences. Hence China has been portrayed as a villain.
China wasn’t portrayed as a villain when it was serving as a sweatshop to American capitalists, it only became a “villain” when it decided to show a backbone 😂 It also shows how powerful the western propaganda machines are in dictating their narratives to the world.
Xi Jinping saw that unfettered capitalism brought about the corruption and decline of America over the last several decades. He was right to be concerned with the political economic risk of the free market model.
China does not need the Western style tax system. It is oppressive and unfair. People do not need the extra tax burden that is imposed by the West on its citizens many of whom lose their homes for falling behind on their taxes. Nations where their citizens end up paying over 50% of their income in taxes. Income tax, both (1) local tax and 2) federal tax, 3) medical insurance tax, 4) home property tax, and 5) sales tax.
Quite impressed with this speaker, a rare expert and is able to speak about Chinese economy and strategy clearly, obviously not as knowledgeable as Keyu Jin, the LSE professor, he is way much better than Kevin Rudd, which these days are using his outdated view about China to make money as a speaker 😂
Jai Hind. There are now incredible amount of the Western hubris on Xi genocidal regime and the Axis of Evil. Rather according to the PM of Albania Umat and Nato member straight to the face of Genocidal Blinken, the 3 Devils or Evils to the Umat2 are however respectively, US Imperialism, Soviets Social Imperialism and Zionism.
Agreed, China is building two new "Maritime Great Walls." 1) Maritime Great Wall 1.0 from the North Pole to NZ. 2)Maritime Great Wall 2.0 in the South China Sea along the Six Dotted Lines. Together both Maritime Great Walls 1.0 and 2.0 will secure Chinese goods, services, shipping, and citizens around the world. Both these Maritime Great Walls in the Pacific Ocean and South China Sea will be secured by the PLA and all carrier groups. 😂
China elevated 400 million of its cotizens out of poverty and help developing countries build infrastructure. Enables thc country to grow and advance along with the rest of the world. While America cripples itself into extreme inequality where nearly 20% struggle with hunger and lack of housing. The country‘s economic engine has one dead cylinder.
I enjoy how the presenter attempts to discuss matters at the nexus of China and the US, but it's important to understand that the CSIS is an echo chamber funded almost exclusively by corporations and institutions within NATO and G7. Bias is stunning.
*ahem* ...errr....hold on. No, i've forgotten...err, wait a sec. It'll come back...err, errm, hold on, what was it, err, no, just a minute, errr, wait. No. OH! That was it. Yes! No, not that. Communism.
There is a competition between US and China. Who will win, depends a lot on the leadership. So the big question is, Biden smarter or Xi smarter? Trump smartet or Xi smarter? Put your money on who you think is going to win. And hope for the best!
Democratic countries are more often than not, not run by the president, PM, or whoever in charge as the head of the state/government. They who hold the power are the lobbyists (finance, advocacy groups, etc.) , old men/women in power sitting for ages in the government, and influential institutions (military, think-tanks, intelligence, etc.) who together make up the "deep state".
You are good for the first part, China main problem is USA, USA as a civil society, how behind you are, maybe you should stay in USA for maybe 5~10 years to understand the situation in the world and USA, you are speaking from USA point of view,
19.50 Severity of the ILLEGAL, ILLEGITIMATE sanctions by the US led imperialist core (ie. Ex colonisiers and Neo-colonisers). Read Articles 1 and 51 of the UN charter to assess the Russian interference in Ukraine.
45:25 Finally someone spoke up about US is the bad guy here and he replied "Sure!" lol This guy spending the entire talk blaming China but sure US is in the wrong. This guy is a joke.
Calls for self reliance exist in every society, every community, every country. Those who don't try to be self reliant will often be relegated to oblivion. When any society is oppressed and humiliated, it's people will do at least one of two things: resign and submit or persevere and rise up. We all know which the Chinese people will follow. Watch almost any Kung Fu movie，the very fundamental Chinese character are often built into the movie , namely, a bullied will do everything to avenge the bully by sheer hard work and the will to learn. Say what you may about China's success today, whether it is due to Xi Xing Ping's policy or not, ultimately it is due to the Chinese people being extremely hardworking and willing to learn (which some stupid western politicians call "stealing of knowledge" yet they pretend to teach to reap tuition fees from the Chinese) not realising that they had first stolen from the Chinese such fundamental knowledge like making of gun powder, paper ink and knowledge of printing and use of compass. With it's hedonic population, the US can never beat the Chinese except by creating unrest in China which the US is trying very hard to achieve by stirring up non existing racial issues in Xing Xang and seizing on the Taiwan issue. There are certain things ingrained in the Chinese people which Western scholars, even professed experts on Chinese, could never fully comprehend.
Can we tell the truth about the happening in China, China main concern and interest is about China, Chinese people, and the threat and danger to China’s security and prosperity, tell us how much damage will china debt problems on foreign investors
Expressing acknowledgements and respect of one racial group, over others, (to the exclusion of everything else) indeed any other racial group; and then further extending respect to exclusively Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander present today. Is pretty insulting and disrespectful, indeed offensive to everybody. Not to mention antithetical to equality. Equality, egalitarianism, fairness, justness, and equitability are non-discriminatory, evenhanded, and unprejudiced. While recognising and respecting other cultures is important, it is no more critical, and vital than our collective respect, regard, and appreciation of our own identities, our own institutional pillars, and institutions, the values and traditions that have long defined our countries, and societies. Perhaps we should desist from enthusiastic deconstructing, breaking down, and dismantling our own identities, to accommodate fashionable domineering demands of racially specific homages? Questioning these ubiquitous homages is not about intolerance, and inequality (favouritism) although clearly these expressions of acknowledgements and respect of one racial group over all others is emphatically about intolerance, and inequality (favouritism.) Equality, egalitarianism, fairness, justness, and equitability are non-discriminatory, evenhanded, and unprejudiced. By collectively embracing egalitarianism we/Australia can maintain the integrity of our institutions and the cohesive fabric of our society.
Mr. Blanchette’s confidence that he could do a better job of running China than Xi seems to rest upon an unshakable faith that China and the U.S. can have a mutually profitable mercantile relationship, and he gives us some advice on how China might better pursue that goal. On how China might better pursue some of its other goals, say, of ethnociding the Uyhgurs in its newly occupied Eastern Turkmenistan, Mr. Blanchette is silent. These goals are perhaps eliminated from his calculus as being extrinsic to a mercantile concentration. However, what if China’s goal of Han ethnocentricism trumps Mr. Blancette’s mercantilist utopia in the Chinese Emperor’s calculus? Fate is indeed a cruel mistress for having put Xi instead of Blanchette in charge of China’s future.
Half the game of politics is how well you work with other politicians and those under you.. So no, he has no connections or standing in the CPC so no, he could not even be a successful village leader, let alone a city mayor, provincial governor or president. He would need to start from the bottom and lift up a village from poverty over like 10 years or so to open doors to keep moving up the political ladder, and I doubt he would be able to last and succeed in those first 10 years as he tries to prove not just his capability as a leader, but also his ideological and national loyalty to China and CPC. He probably wouldn't even pass the first step. To join CPC. Apparently even xi got rejected 3 times before he succeeded.
US has a cocked gun pointed at China's head, and Mr. Blanchette is talking about Xi's failure to concentrate on rejuvenation? You have to be alive before you can rejuvenate.
At least he is far more realistic than you. You formulate your ideas on US propaganda and false accusations of genocide. What could go wrong? Everything.
Doesn't matter what China does or don't do because of the size and population of china. US will only let them climb the pyramid to a certain level and No More period . You think US wants to be like UK ,France ⁉️. Your Technology can only reach so high . The same will apply to India . Smaller countries is to stop them from getting nuclear power. That's the name of the Game . And the rest is just western BS.
China has the world's finest, brightest, and most competent bureaucrats who lead the nation as a manufacturing superpower. And you think this guy whose country sells minerals and couldn't transform Aus into a manufacturing powerhouse, knows better than Chinese leadership. you probably believe election and democracy make you superior without doing anything.
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Opinion disguised as fact! The speaker asserts his opinions critical of China and its leadership purely to assert the superiority of his Western paradigm. US semiconductor restrictions, which he upholds as critical are built on one critical technology - EUV lithography. From Etching and deposition to photoresists and packaging, China's domestic technology advances.
To be honest, his critique is merely singing sweet music to the ears of a Western audience. It is a form of group self-deceit where the speaker searches for areas to critique and exaggerates their impact. His analysis is filled with the usual "Beijing fails...", or "Xi fails..." wishful narrative. He presumes to know the thinking of a leadership that he has never had access to directly or even indirectly.
Consider his analysis of the C919 aircraft. He upholds this as a testimony of Chinese technological dependency, however, the Chinese tactic is to seek the best technologies at the prototype stage - otherwise, they would have gone for easily accessible Russian aero-tech. They do this to ensure that a standard of quality is upheld when they eventually substitute with domestic-based systems and components. This is called "catfishing", and is practically illustrated by Tesla's introduction to the Chinese EV market which has raised the quality of Chinese EVs to their current world-beating standard. Meanwhile, the Chinese are about to launch in quick succession the C929 and the C939; rapidly building on their 15-year learning experience with the C919.
Let them sleep, otherwise when they wake up, they will only face the cruel reality.
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I could not have said it better! Thankyou.
Adeptly presented
I find the comments on this video far more knowledgeable than the video itself.
China didn't shut out EV competition. There isn't any competition.
China began to bet on the EV industry as early as in 2013.
There are very competent and highly intelligent people around Xi Jinping who are also Chinese Nationalists at heart.
Americans like this should look to his country rather than worrying about others.
The fact that he can say 'overcapacity' with a straight face basically disqualify him as a speaker in bad faith.
Over capacity is the core of capitalism, by textbook. The beauty of capitalism is everybody overproduce the goods he is good at, and trade with others for the necessity and more.
Do you notice than when the media, politicians from the west says 'Overcapacity, Over subsidies, National Security threats, etc... they never followed it up with data or proofs. I find that the weirdest ever. I mean, the best way to make your point and to convince people is by following up your claims with data/proofs! Then I come to the conclusion, it was just simply claims with no basis
In simple terms, the loser is trying to make up new rules, what is new?
46.00. The US did not screw up its foreign policy ever. It has been and is conscious, consistent and deliberate in that policy - its motto is any country that tries to be independent of the US is a security threat to the US. See Cuba, Vietnam, Iraq, Russia, Syria, Afghanistan, Iran, Yugoslavia, etc. They all try to be independent, regardless of their political systems, and thus they are attacked by the US.
However, Washington lost all these battles.
And now the Russian Federation is teaching 41 western allies, a lesson in military and economic warfare. This Russian victory over the combined west, has shown the world, the brand new Order of the Age.
@@rosszografov614 "See Cuba, Vietnam, Iraq, Russia, Syria, Afghanistan, Iran, Yugoslavia, etc. They all try to be independent, regardless of their political systems" " They all try to be independent, regardless of their political systems, and thus they are attacked by the US." MAN YOU DID NOT EVEN NAME ON DEMOCRACY LMAOO
@@niccolomurtas3691 Today, 86% of the world's population views democracy as a disingenuous 'filthy' concept used to curtail their freedom, and, at its worst, as an existential threat. This reflects the reality that the Western 'snake oil' promotion of democracy is increasingly seen as outdated, a cheat code and deceptive, with people recognizing it as mere 'hegemonic' political maneuvering.
america want to spread their military to every conner of the earth map, which is the ugliest thing, every misinformation to divide every regions com from them, europe, middle east, my region south china sea..., china hasn't force any country to be help by its military like america
@@rosszografov614The point is not to “win” any wars, because “endless war” is so much more profitable 😂
An American who has some understanding of China, very rare these days. But he has limited understanding of the US 😂. As a former Chinese ambassador to the US puts it, "there's no bottom line to the ill will of the US for China". Mr. Blanchette talks about the lack of market economy in China, but does acknowledge some very good chinese competitors. Where do these formidable competitors come from if there is no market mechanism? 😂
state subsidies hahaha. thats what american businessmen are complaining about
@@gamingcentral2295 That's nonsense, an excuse, a copium. Does American state exist? Yes. Then it's a competition of state vs state, and Chinese market wins. Every state redistributes money, that's one of the basic elements of a state. The difference is that American state subsidies are inefficient (corruption, for example, is legal in the US, and is called lobbying) and favor the 0,01%, whereas China strengthens almost everyone through synergy, and the end result is that the US has no chance of competing with China because the Chinese economic model is better. It's not even close.
@@gamingcentral2295 Do you think subsidies can produce formidable competitors? Let us see how the US subsidies turn out then.
@@huanghermann5207 industries that a nation wants to champion will be subsidized by their government.
There are many who understand China. There is no short supply. IT IS the lack of PODIUM for them to speak. Political environment is not permitting.
China is working on One Belt One Road , on Trades & Infrastructure projects .
China is the #1 or 2 trading partner of over 140+ countries .
The US is working on One Bomb One Road , on Wars & Bad-mouthing China .
The US has over 313 Military Bases around the World , and still building more around China .
There are too many Warmongers in the political circle in the US in the last few decades .
313? What about the remaining 483?
@@naturalselection1203 are you saying the fact ? That many ?
@@albertcadgame8314 Almost the same number of tents in the US as there are US military bases around the world. Meanwhile, Merikans are sending billions of dollars to Ukraine & Israel.
@@albertcadgame8314 Correction : Over 750+ US Military Bases around the World , of which 313+ are
surrounding China . And 3 - 4 more are setting up at the moment in the Philippines .
@@naturalselection1203 "Do you know how many Military Bases we have surrounding China? 313. Americans need
to wake up. It is a different world. We have about 750 military installations in 80 countries. '" says 2024 Democratic presidential candidate, Marianne Williamson.
This guy has some understanding of CPC but not all. Firstly does he actually understand what China wants from the 4 modernization, the idea first was became a major ideology under Deng Xiao Ping. This guy clearly like many other western Chinese expert only read half of what Deng actually said about China's internal and external policy. And Xi's policy is never about adjusting cages it is about China advancing its economy beyond being the work shop of the world, this has to be done through advancement in technology and stop certain bottleneck that can limit Chinese growth, Xi clearly see the semiconductor industry being a point or an industry to target, no sure it is Xi being the real genius and if not he certainly has a very good team surrounded him . Like many other this guy talk about demographic challenge in China, but this is a problem world wide, but one thing he does not understand is the fact that the US has much larger proportion of people that are older than 65 than China, 16% to 14%, also Chinese labor force is much much larger than the US 740 million vs 172 million. Many economic facts also point to the fact that reduce population does not directly result in reduction in productivity. The US current policy towards China has nothing to do with PLA, it is to do how and why China decide to pursue its own future economic and social development. The US has a policy that it would not stand for any kind of peer challenge regardless of what Chinese political system really is, even if China is to convert the current political system into democratic one. The US wanted a China that it can control economically and politically, anyone witness what happened in the last few years would have know this when they can look beyond the lens of 'democracy' or 'communism'. I think there is a way out of this and that day will be China totally destroyed the idea that the US can continue to maintain its dominance over China in technology. Talking about Geopolitics America's current success in building a block countering China only appear with Japan/Korea in East Asia, India and Philippines further south with Australia and possibly New Zealand, there is very little support in other ASEAN countries in the region, then there is Burma, Pakistan, Iran, much of middle east much in favor of China rather than the US, this also extend to Africa and South America. European is in Europe and there is only 28 countries in NATO and they are not in immediate border near China. Talking about C919, China was using the GE engine for the earliest example of that planes and gradually we are seeing they are putting their own home made engine into the newer planes, they do have a step by step procedure to build these planes base on their home technology, if we look at their space technology and their advancement in tech, I would not as confident as this guy here, about the semi conductor industry, five years ago when trump kicked off his sanction against China, did the US actually think that last year China could develop its own 5nm chips ? Not only have they successfully increase the capability of their maturing semi conductor industry and they move far beyond what the US thought they would in a little over four year. Now if you ask Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang who he considered to be the most major challenger for his company, his answer was Huawei. The more US sanction China the more likely hood they will forge their own way into having their own ecosystem to semiconductor industry that will eventually shake off the control of the US companies have over them. The sanction is also galvanized Chinese tech companies together.
Well said!
Don't really like to say it but as the Communist vanguard and Soviet legacy Cold War inheritor, the function of the PRC is to get fucked by capitalism so (dialectically speaking) a new global order can emerge from the messy Cap-Com intransigence that currently prevails in absence of prevailing. Which means Communism (aka the Communists in Beijing aka the PLA+ aka the PRC) has a vote, shall have its say. Yet whilst Communism might win battles, it can't win the war. Otherwise the Communist Manifesto wouldn't exist.
Difference is - he has the ability to be critical of the US - do you, or any Chinese official have the capacity to be critical of China? Or do you instantly reject any
@@valetudo1569 Being critical has no value in itself if your freedom of expression cannot make any difference in improving the welfare of the people in its entirety. You can shout all you want within your echo chamber with the illusion that you are asserting your democratic rights. But facts are that the main media care less about your views. And our political elite has a life of its own, serving a very different agenda and constituents with very different interests than yours. Ask yourself how democratic we are when we end up having to chose between two nutscases as president of the most aggressive bully of the world. Insanity is the antithesis of critical thinking in my humble opinion.
@@francoisguyot9770 You just can't handle anything not-positive about China can you? Weak men
Why don't we asked if over capacity labelling is just another of the hundreds of lies like the Uighur Genocide instead of a deliberate strategy of China. Of course it's a business strategy to produce more to lower cost just as we studied economics in the University. Econ #101
An authoritarian government is infinitely flexible, they are not constrained by any interest groups or big businesses. The speaker got that backwards in his conclusion, he contradicts himself on this throughout the talk.
A true athlete actually hopes to have a fair chance, so that He can prove that his talent or effort is the reason he can win the competition, rather than relying on the opponent not being able to participate in the game
The west is having this “Tonya Hardings” mentality.
Failure is next, if it is not already there.
Expert? Through a zoom lens and narrow minded focus
China **should be** worried about external forces rather than about "internal rejuvenation".
These strategies against external forces is across the board - science and technology, defence, soft power (not so successful), currency and capital security.
The world has changed since the China-Russia axis has taken shape, starting with the Ukraine SMO (which has been played out since 2014, intentionally by the other axis).
At the end of the day, the axis with the most economic power will win the geo-political. China (manufactures), Russia (energy, commodities) will emerge stronger.
I want to see the day that the global south will see their lot getting better.
I wonder why there is no mention about hegemony.
President Putin tell President Xi, if you breakup, Russia will be next.
President Xi also tells President Putin, if you breakup, China will also be next.
So, why not we work together.
Agreed !
I sympathized Russia for being contained by US for so many years. But I admired the strength of Putin to overcome the containment not just by the US but the whole of the WEST.
This shows Putin is really something when Russia can still hold the ground.
❤China ❤Russia
The issue some of the world has is that Russian and Chinese interests as represented through the Kremlin and Beijing are narrow, limited and restricted to single elites, not (within their own spheres of influence) competitive markets.
Not only that, those two player sets (Beijing and Moscow) are single-use one-way entity players in the global marketplace representing way disproportionate interests for the populations they're assigned to claim representation (actually just naked power) over.
Why? Because their systems of governance (separation of powers, relatively proportionate representation, judicial independence and the possibility of opportunity inside a balanced public-private set of freedoms) suck.
Yes too, facets of Western systems suck too. Yet, fundamentally there is a greater scope for redemption when things go wrong and there is sufficient adaptability for adjustment if change needs to occur. Communism (PRC) and Fascism (the Federation) don't work that way.
@@gavinmc5285 China had proven Western critics of its System wrong if you see how China stayed stable and growing economically since the CPC came to power. Generally the transfer of power had gone relatively smoothly especially compared to the US in the last election and going further back, there were accusations of fraud in the last few Presidential elections. Does anybody remember the 'Hanging chad' controversy? That was more than 20 years ago! Western countries have good political theories but terrible at adapting to identified weaknesses.
@@albertcadgame8314 Great to support a murderer. You must be so proud.
He overlooked the 30+ trillion debt, the failing infrastructure, the abysmal social services, the homeless, ad nauseum. He also neglected the fact that Xi has raised the Chinese population out of poverty.
We have the Korean war and a containment policy until at least early 1970's . Kissinger's policy influenced US-China relation for the next 50 years ---diplomacy are work until his death. What we were left with are WWIII warriors, disguised as diplomats or foreign relation experts.
These speeches n centres are tailored for Western consumption. If they tell the truth, they will loss all their sponsorship n funding😂😂😂
Why do you say this is Xi Jinping’s Strategy?
Cina is a bureaucracy. There are teams and teams of very bright people working behind the scenes.
You make it sound like Cina is run by a singular dictator.
Because he has no idea, that's why they failed
Western think tanks have to parrot the propaganda narratives of their masters to get paid 😂
LOL ok so please tell us what is "Xi Jinping Thought"?
People who is aiming to fool others always create an enemy with a focus on single person. Such as Trump and Biden's government, or Putin or Xi criticized by the west media. However, only uneducated and mindwashed people believe that one party or country can be simplely organized by a single person.
@@sumanadasawijayapala5372Tum punka Walla hai. That's the answer
It appears that he formed an opinion about China by drawing information from specific sources, such as a particular group, possibly the business elite. This could suggest that his understanding of China may have been influenced by the viewpoints of a select few individuals who belong to or are associated with this group. This way to gathering information may have limited the breadth and diversity of perspectives that he used to form his judgment about China.
The comments section is more informed than the speaker 😂
US behaving like a Mafia Don….either you give in or build up your arsenal & army of goons.😂😂😂
Actually, the entire CCP political party is indistinguishable from Mafias and Cartels in terms of organizational structures, methods of financing, corruption, the integration of corruption as a method for advancement, the 'Rule BY Law' (traditions) rather than the 'Rule OF Law', etc.
If you compare the CCP to a Sicilian mafia, or a Mexican cartel, or even just a Haitian street gang, the only difference you'll find are the nukes.
@@GeoScorpion
Lol. Terrible analysis, vastly oversimplified.
If by 'cartel structure' you mean to say that the CCP is hyper-meritocratic, then I would agree with you. As long as you're operating within Party values (i.e. not trying to overthrow the entire system) you can be as capitlaistic (Deng Xiaoping) or hard-line (Mao) as you want.
It's also not nearly as centralized as the USSR was, so the 'mafia family structure' doesn't even apply here.
@@LancesArmorStriking Meh, nobody believes the propaganda portrayal of the CCP's China as meritocratic including the CCP. It's hyper-kleptocratic and neo-feudal at best in the same way that cartels and mafias are. Further the Sicilian 'mafia' means 'family' but was never tied only to blood relations. Any attempt to whitewash the reality of the CCP is just pathetic. You are like a three-year-old with chocolate and crumbs on your face claiming not to know what happened to all the cookies.
@@GeoScorpionyou have a dystopian view of things
@@jamesmoy1214 Is it 'dystopian' if it actually happens? Utopias and Dystopias are usually imagined 'perfect' or 'hellish' futures. The immediate present and future do NOT look good from just a data standpoint.
The guy left China 6 years ago, which in dog years, is about two decades. All jokes aside, lots of changes have happened, legacy chips are mass produced by China now. The work ethics of the Chinese, as well as their sheer number, cannot be underestimated to produce technology miracles.
Although he had lived in China and learned the language, he lacks the depth of US-China issues and current economic dynamics of both countries. He probably makes a lot of money working for US Administration to make the US lawmakers feel comfortable about containing China. In reality, he is making things worse for US.
Your channel should be named "Center to counter China's winning".
How is it that China had the foresight to be prepared .
It came from the fact that the US strategy didnt change, it just got more urgent.
So China was tipped off on what America wanted to do as early as 1996.
Because the US foreign policy of “Manifest Destiny”, now relabelled “Rules-based international order”has been consistently applied for the past 200 years. Any country with clear, independent thinking can see it coming miles away 😂
Fortification is a priority imposed on China by the Western aggressive predators. Without security rejuvination is a loss for China, and a gain to the West who will take control of it by the support of the Western war machine. There was no evidence presented by the speaker that addressing the security concern of China, is significantly hurting rejuvination of its economy. The real Estate issue for China, is an investment in anticipation of urban development in line with its ecnomic plan. Alternatively, to qualify the real estate development issue, it should not be anlysed in isolation. It should be analysed in the context of the whole economic, social, political plan of China.
Ask Elon Musk about the competitiveness of the Chinese market.
Don't just repeat American slogans.
Be a true scholar, look at facts
Chinese competition has a hand behind the players, that is the government - national or local. These government supports enable the connected and "skilled" players. Most others play by the rule of the market economy have to work extra harder or be extraordinarily lucky!
@@NorCalMoDo if Elon Musk were you, he wouldn't have set up a factory in Shanghai, but now he is expanding his Shanghai factory even bigger
Elon Musk would not hesitate to shut all his factories in the USA, and relocate to China tonight. Elon Musk publicly said, nobody in DC consulted him on the latest rounds of 3X EV tariffs against all Chinese electric Autos. 😮
@@NorCalMoDoChina works as a team player
@@NorCalMoDo Where do you think that trillion dollar so called defense budget go? plus the printing green paper , the US is in no position to talk about fairness.
China says Mind your own business. if you want to trade, it's okay, if you want war, go make my day.
A question --
Why are the Anglo Saxons so insistent on maintaining hegemony of its race?
How about co-existing with other races?
Mother Nature
Might be the only reason ⁉️
Have you seen an Anglo Saxon?
@@lycao7451Have I seen an Anglo Saxon? No comment. 🤣🤣🤣
Geopolitics/Capitalism has no permanent friends or has no permanent enemies.
@@minhloi4536 belligerent dna
So refreshing.'A Western 'China expert' who has something intelligent to say which is actually analysis and not just more bullshit propaganda. And his first comment was intelligent when he denied being a 'China expert' and disputed whether such a thing even exists.
Was that Gordon Chang in disguise?
I think America has a lot to learn from China. We should care about this country first and foremost, not Ukraine, not Israel, not Taiwan, not the EU, etc.
Agree with you 100%
Is the US helping these countries or using them as a sacrificial pawn for its own imperialist ambitions
when americans are practicing industry policy, it's just interesting to see jude wanting to give chinese good advices.
China's approach is not based on a one man course correction system. The China governance system is much deeper than in the United States. In fact the majority of China's leaders are engineers. And China does not base its industrial policy on defense but on common prosperity. And finally China is providing its students with higher quality education especially in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.
"Pro market economist are not at the table" thanks to the hostile US containment efforts.
Better than other think tank in Australia, anti China for the sake of ani China, this is very good discussion. I would suggest more scholars and practitioners visit China, to understand China more first hand, I believe it would be more efficient to reach more sensible conclusions and constructive advices
I am here for the comments, not the presentation.
Anything out of CSIS is low quality.
Got any good channels
This notion of needing 'course-correction' every 10 years or so, via leadership renewal, is an occasionally valid, though mostly fallacious Western argument that definitely does not always apply; and need not apply in China's current situation with China's current CPC governance model.
There are practical reasons why wisdom is so highly valued historically.
Now that doesn't always apply - but we don't need to automatically dismiss or delegitimize a system for choosing to maintain a leader indefinitely - or even changing a system from one with term limits to one with none. There is, after all, nothing inherently incorrect with choosing a new course.
I also suspect that the notion of requiring 'leadership renewal' on a timed-out, regulated basis is a means of ensuring electoral & political instability & insecurity with the end result being that no single individual or party group is ever able to translate knowledge & trust gained over time into practical wins for the people; leaving a large vacuum for unelected oligarchs to have their way with national economies & societal-direction.
Pretty sure the spirits of the elders he respects so much are laughing at his presumption
need more objective analysis than subjective assumption. many blind spots in the studies.
Where is humanity or how does one understand/practise it influences the course of development...
Jude's opinions here strike me as less than factual & more than projection.
A debate between Jude & someone (eg. a high-level representative of the CPC or a Beijing-based think-tank) with a direct understanding of Xi & China would have likely been more informative.
Jude is a paper.Tiger so called China experts 🤢🤮🤢🤮🤢
Better you folks watch both George Yeo and Kishore experts views on China - World Geopolitics 😮😮😮
Western think tanks are not interested in understanding China, their job is to propagate Washington’s narrative or their funding gets pulled 😂
China has been course correcting since Deng Xiao Ping took over. Just compare the policies and state of China between then and now. Arguably one can say the party never changes, but even here the leadership and their thinking within the CCP do change quite drastically. Whereas the US elections do not change anything. The three branches of the US government and their checks and balances do not appear to be working because ultimately the government who are the People’s representatives have now been co-opted by a very small group of oligarchs. The only course correcting that these oligarchs are interested in is only self interest.
Pay the tribal people compensation rather than respect 😊 I am sure they will appreciate it more.
Jai Hind. How would you compensate for Genocide of the local aboriginal people, Jews and Gazans? Some heartfelt apology for the past suffering is probably the best.
@@tedchandran
We can do something about what we did in this century, in our lifetime, and as we type
For example STOP the ETHNIC CLEANSING in Gaza. Return the Palestinian and Syrian land
Very doable.
@@tedchandranThe Aboriginal people in Australia today have poorer life expectancy, health, education, income etc, and higher incarceration rate, drug and alcohol abuse than the average Australian. There is plenty that the Australian COULD do to address systemic inequality, but chooses to pay lip service about “respect” instead.
This guy has some knowledge but no thoughts. Just answer one question, the western economies are running on market economy. But do they win over Chinese economy?
Can you guys even introduce a speaker without a welcome to country event
No, it’s what’s considered “woke” in Australia these days 😂
China has challenges. They do more than talk. Unfortunately, China is not very good in talking, in the Western way, due to language and culture differences. Hence China has been portrayed as a villain.
China wasn’t portrayed as a villain when it was serving as a sweatshop to American capitalists, it only became a “villain” when it decided to show a backbone 😂 It also shows how powerful the western propaganda machines are in dictating their narratives to the world.
China doesn't waste time talking, work more than talking.
Xi Jinping saw that unfettered capitalism brought about the corruption and decline of America over the last several decades. He was right to be concerned with the political economic risk of the free market model.
Such a liberal move to be like "yeah ill read this peace of paper and feel a little bad but you guys aint getting this land back. Lmao"
China does not need the Western style tax system. It is oppressive and unfair. People do not need the extra tax burden that is imposed by the West on its citizens many of whom lose their homes for falling behind on their taxes. Nations where their citizens end up paying over 50% of their income in taxes. Income tax, both (1) local tax and 2) federal tax, 3) medical insurance tax, 4) home property tax, and 5) sales tax.
Self reliance is a more than 3000 years old Chinese core value.
Thanks
sounds like he falls short of predicting China’s collapsing, so disappointing…
Not before the collapse of USA economy, another another blind and deaf person
Quite impressed with this speaker, a rare expert and is able to speak about Chinese economy and strategy clearly, obviously not as knowledgeable as Keyu Jin, the LSE professor, he is way much better than Kevin Rudd, which these days are using his outdated view about China to make money as a speaker 😂
I'm not a follower of Kevin Rudd, but what exactly outdated things that Kevin Rudd said?
Win win heard of this ? Dont get your knickers into a twist man !
Wise comments
It is president XI Jing Ping to you, thank you!
Wow... just wow. The most balanced view I've heard from a Western Speaker with some public perception influence. Well done Mr. Blanchette.
Course correction or course worsening?
Trump vs Biden
Isnt US going down? Why is China only spiralling downwards? It will be a multipolar world n US can keep to themselves
Wow you finally posted the video that took a long time surely it can be done in a more timely manner??????
Jai Hind. There are now incredible amount of the Western hubris on Xi genocidal regime and the Axis of Evil. Rather according to the PM of Albania Umat and Nato member straight to the face of Genocidal Blinken, the 3 Devils or Evils to the Umat2 are however respectively, US Imperialism, Soviets Social Imperialism and Zionism.
The comments by Chinese trolls below are hilarious - they really don't get the self-parody thing, do they?!
Agreed, China is building two new "Maritime Great Walls." 1) Maritime Great Wall 1.0 from the North Pole to NZ. 2)Maritime Great Wall 2.0 in the South China Sea along the Six Dotted Lines.
Together both Maritime Great Walls 1.0 and 2.0 will secure Chinese goods, services, shipping, and citizens around the world. Both these Maritime Great Walls in the Pacific Ocean and South China Sea will be secured by the PLA and all carrier groups. 😂
Thank you, a very concise and understandable explanation. I hope people in the USA listen to you.
China elevated 400 million of its cotizens out of poverty and help developing countries build infrastructure. Enables thc country to grow and advance along with the rest of the world. While America cripples itself into extreme inequality where nearly 20% struggle with hunger and lack of housing. The country‘s economic engine has one dead cylinder.
to be accurate , over 800 m out of poverty, 400m to middle class n above.
I enjoy how the presenter attempts to discuss matters at the nexus of China and the US, but it's important to understand that the CSIS is an echo chamber funded almost exclusively by corporations and institutions within NATO and G7. Bias is stunning.
I like listening to Blanchette
After all it’s his right to make himself look like a biased liar.
*ahem* ...errr....hold on. No, i've forgotten...err, wait a sec. It'll come back...err, errm, hold on, what was it, err, no, just a minute, errr, wait. No. OH! That was it. Yes! No, not that. Communism.
View from US, wise after the event... BLAH BLAH BLAH
Go find some serious job .... Uber , McDonald's .... maybe in a few years you will be able to figure out ....
maybe he is just teaching the narrative the media should pick up ? what a shallow guy
There is a competition between US and China. Who will win, depends a lot on the leadership. So the big question is, Biden smarter or Xi smarter? Trump smartet or Xi smarter? Put your money on who you think is going to win. And hope for the best!
Democratic countries are more often than not, not run by the president, PM, or whoever in charge as the head of the state/government. They who hold the power are the lobbyists (finance, advocacy groups, etc.) , old men/women in power sitting for ages in the government, and influential institutions (military, think-tanks, intelligence, etc.) who together make up the "deep state".
US's idea of competition is to machine gun the competitors.
Biden and Trump spend more time punching each other in the face while Xi watch in amusement... Sun Zi says, the best plan is to win without a fight...
The answer is a no brainer, I'm putting my money on Xi & the Chinese people.
Leadership matters but institutions matter more. The USA is nearly 250. The PRC just 75.
You are good for the first part, China main problem is USA, USA as a civil society, how behind you are, maybe you should stay in USA for maybe 5~10 years to understand the situation in the world and USA, you are speaking from USA point of view,
19.50 Severity of the ILLEGAL, ILLEGITIMATE sanctions by the US led imperialist core (ie. Ex colonisiers and Neo-colonisers). Read Articles 1 and 51 of the UN charter to assess the Russian interference in Ukraine.
45:25 Finally someone spoke up about US is the bad guy here and he replied "Sure!" lol This guy spending the entire talk blaming China but sure US is in the wrong. This guy is a joke.
Outstanding content.
Answer. War spending. 🤣🤣🤣
This is Gordon Chang with worse ans less education.
So the general consensus is that Jude is a mo ron
He 🤔 Ng the is smarter than Ci Jinping on how to run China .....hahaha.
You can't even spell a two letter mane correctly - oh dear.
Propaganda or bias at its worst.
when was this recorded ?
It was delivered/recorded 28 May 2024 at 5:30 pm at ANU in Canberra
@@georgedocwins8724 Thanks
Calls for self reliance exist in every society, every community, every country. Those who don't try to be self reliant will often be relegated to oblivion. When any society is oppressed and humiliated, it's people will do at least one of two things: resign and submit or persevere and rise up. We all know which the Chinese people will follow. Watch almost any Kung Fu movie，the very fundamental Chinese character are often built into the movie , namely, a bullied will do everything to avenge the bully by sheer hard work and the will to learn. Say what you may about China's success today, whether it is due to Xi Xing Ping's policy or not, ultimately it is due to the Chinese people being extremely hardworking and willing to learn (which some stupid western politicians call "stealing of knowledge" yet they pretend to teach to reap tuition fees from the Chinese) not realising that they had first stolen from the Chinese such fundamental knowledge like making of gun powder, paper ink and knowledge of printing and use of compass. With it's hedonic population, the US can never beat the Chinese except by creating unrest in China which the US is trying very hard to achieve by stirring up non existing racial issues in Xing Xang and seizing on the Taiwan issue. There are certain things ingrained in the Chinese people which Western scholars, even professed experts on Chinese, could never fully comprehend.
Can we tell the truth about the happening in China, China main concern and interest is about China, Chinese people, and the threat and danger to China’s security and prosperity, tell us how much damage will china debt problems on foreign investors
Did you just, “Yada, yada, yada.” The entire trump years? ;)
Actually, I appreciate that.
Expressing acknowledgements and respect of one racial group, over others, (to the exclusion of everything else) indeed any other racial group; and then further extending respect to exclusively Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander present today. Is pretty insulting and disrespectful, indeed offensive to everybody. Not to mention antithetical to equality. Equality, egalitarianism, fairness, justness, and equitability are non-discriminatory, evenhanded, and unprejudiced.
While recognising and respecting other cultures is important, it is no more critical, and vital than our collective respect, regard, and appreciation of our own identities, our own institutional pillars, and institutions, the values and traditions that have long defined our countries, and societies. Perhaps we should desist from enthusiastic deconstructing, breaking down, and dismantling our own identities, to accommodate fashionable domineering demands of racially specific homages?
Questioning these ubiquitous homages is not about intolerance, and inequality (favouritism) although clearly these expressions of acknowledgements and respect of one racial group over all others is emphatically about intolerance, and inequality (favouritism.)
Equality, egalitarianism, fairness, justness, and equitability are non-discriminatory, evenhanded, and unprejudiced. By collectively embracing egalitarianism we/Australia can maintain the integrity of our institutions and the cohesive fabric of our society.
China dominate the bitcoin space?! 21:59
Terrible presentation, echoing talking points. No quantitative data, no analysis, no insights.
It’s worse than that. I stopped watching after the woke welcome to country introduction. After that, you know nothing useful will follow.
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Mr. Blanchette’s confidence that he could do a better job of running China than Xi seems to rest upon an unshakable faith that China and the U.S. can have a mutually profitable mercantile relationship, and he gives us some advice on how China might better pursue that goal. On how China might better pursue some of its other goals, say, of ethnociding the Uyhgurs in its newly occupied Eastern Turkmenistan, Mr. Blanchette is silent. These goals are perhaps eliminated from his calculus as being extrinsic to a mercantile concentration. However, what if China’s goal of Han ethnocentricism trumps Mr. Blancette’s mercantilist utopia in the Chinese Emperor’s calculus? Fate is indeed a cruel mistress for having put Xi instead of Blanchette in charge of China’s future.
Half the game of politics is how well you work with other politicians and those under you..
So no, he has no connections or standing in the CPC so no, he could not even be a successful village leader, let alone a city mayor, provincial governor or president.
He would need to start from the bottom and lift up a village from poverty over like 10 years or so to open doors to keep moving up the political ladder, and I doubt he would be able to last and succeed in those first 10 years as he tries to prove not just his capability as a leader, but also his ideological and national loyalty to China and CPC.
He probably wouldn't even pass the first step. To join CPC. Apparently even xi got rejected 3 times before he succeeded.
US has a cocked gun pointed at China's head, and Mr. Blanchette is talking about Xi's failure to concentrate on rejuvenation? You have to be alive before you can rejuvenate.
At least he is far more realistic than you. You formulate your ideas on US propaganda and false accusations of genocide. What could go wrong? Everything.
Doesn't matter what China does or don't do because of the size and population of china.
US will only let them climb the pyramid to a certain level and No More period . You think US wants to be like UK ,France ⁉️. Your Technology can only reach so high .
The same will apply to India .
Smaller countries is to stop them from getting nuclear power.
That's the name of the Game .
And the rest is just western BS.
East Turmenistan do NOT exist in the real world
It is a CIA creation, troll.
Weird
Land acknowledgement was super gay
haha sour grapes so sour
Cringeworthy.
Xi Jingpin should hear this talk.
Why?
Yes, why?
China has the world's finest, brightest, and most competent bureaucrats who lead the nation as a manufacturing superpower. And you think this guy whose country sells minerals and couldn't transform Aus into a manufacturing powerhouse, knows better than Chinese leadership. you probably believe election and democracy make you superior without doing anything.
lol, only if you want your country to be destroyed.
@@Andromeda365 probably for comic relief. This is a good joke.
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