He’s not telling the truth though.. He said China won 38 gold medals in 2016 but on google it says China only won 26… and they came in 3rd overall, not 2nd..The UK came in 2nd..
As a foreign resident of Hangzhou, i remember experiencing the health codes like you explained after they had just been developed. It was and still a great work by the developers.
The US is sadly doing what it knows best, being an impediment. The US is now the former Soviet Union, all military, disruptive, negative, politically stifled, economically stagnated.
Trust of Government on privacy management is crucial for its success. In North America, it cannot be implemented because people worries about their privacy.
@@thomaslau1214 Many people in Europe and especially USA are more worried about their privacy is invaded than worry about their own health and also collective health of the people. They simply can't stand the thought of sacrificing 2 in order to get 5.
Excellent analysis! Chinese don't complain about obstacles. They just go ahead to do it to overcome a problem as long as they know it's in line with the goal.
Having lived in China for 15 years myself, I can attest to Pascal's insight. Guānxì (关系, relationships), 工作单位 (gōngzuò dānwèi, work unit) and 面子 (miànzi, saving face) can do wondrous things when people act for a common cause and purpose. I so admire the Chinese in this regard and the West could do worse than to apply these principles to help solve some of its problems, such as homelessness, drugs, safety, excess profiteering etc. Am not saying these problems would be eliminated but I believe their scale would be vastly reduced.
err i caught a 'minor' detail that i would argue with pascal lol it was like a red rag to a bull for me lol... I'm sure he didnt mean it as he's a "sinologist" im just a casual dude but ive noticed its been a thing thats being propagated among a few people or westerners or casual westerners who may have been to china for a little while and call themselves "China experts" and may have an agenda?... again im not singling out pascal here but i just didnt expect that observation from even a casual spectator or experiencer of chinese culture? Lol im not fuming just disappointed, i dont have the effort or the need to try and convince people of facts that are openly and readily staring them in the face and easily debunked with just a little logical thinking applied... Again if pascal reads this im not singling him out / or calling him out, it was just a point that was already on the forefront of my mind and it was just casually dropped in the video that was like a red rag to a bull for me that i just left a lengthy rant lol im liking so far pascals content but am super aware of the trend of clickbaiting for views from other tubers lol
@@antwango sorry, but I am unsure I understood your comment. Can you explain where you feel I missed the point or why you were disappointed? Don't worry, I don't feel targeted, just curious.
I truly enjoy the sight of Simone Biles hugging Guan ChenChen. Simone Biles was truly sincere in her face. But I think such beautiful reaction was mainly due to Guan ChenChen own personality; a charming & humble little sister, based from various photos of her interaction with other domestic & foreign gymnasts. When the scoreboard announced she won the gold, she was like "ahh...it' nothing"....From news footage, she has nice parents with happy upbringing. Congrats to humanity!
I'm Chinese,we are workers, we don't talk before and during the working time. Talking done by the decision makers. To improve the quality, the decision makers keep talking to the workers within one minute. Almost every worker after afternoon tea put their name in a leading hands'diary book for the day. Relationships between workers and the decision makers are friends, they help each other, including private and work place.
Compared to U.S democracy, new reforms need to pass through numerous hurdles, obstacles, slow voting process, lobbying, protesting, resulting in long delays and stalemate. As Eric Li said: In China you can't change the government, but the policies change quickly. In USA, you can change the government but the policies change slowly.
Many people fixate on communism vs. democracy, but in practical terms, it's more like pragmatism vs. ideology. China focuses on how to get things done better, the west focus on discussing how things should be done.
I believe Chinese culture is collectivism-oriented vs individualism-based Western culture. Harmony among the society is very the core of Chinese culture.
And yes on trust: often people feel almost insulted if you not assume they trust you. Practical example: when paying at a shop with Alipay, the sales people actively refuses to check if you payed to show that they trust you. Or you can pay the next day if you did not bring your phone. Nothing I experienced in my home country Germany.
They "spend" billions to talk about the homeless problem and end up spending millions more to put spikes under bridges and park seats so homeless people dont sleep there , because that would make the government look bad .
It's the combination of the *"Red Scare"* _(fear of communism)_ and the *"Yellow Peril"* _(fear of Asians overrunning the West)_ that's fueling anti-China sentiment in the West today. Since the 19th century, Westerners have grown comfortable with the notion of Western dominance, such the very thought of a *non-Western, non-Liberal Democratic* country like China rising is frightening to them.
Lots of viewers' comments revolve around the lack of progress or improvement in the West compared to China. You know what, the following quote from the late Deng Xiaoping of China pretty much sums it up for all of us: “The United States brags about its political system, but the President says one thing during the election, something else when he takes office, something else at midterm and something else when he leaves.”
@@PascalCoppens I appreciate your taking time to reply. Deng Xiaoping seldom expressed his views openly. He didn't even reply to the accusation of his involvement in the Tiananmen incident. Here is what the late PM of Singapore, Lee Kwan Yew, said of that episode: “He took over, and he said: 'If I have to shoot 200,000 students to save China from another 100 years of disorder, so be it.'" - Recalling how former Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping dealt with the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests.”
All growth follows an S-curve or 'logistic curve'. It's not "lack of improvement", it's a slow down in growth when you become developed because exponential or geometric growth cannot carry on forever. Even so, the West has evolved politically a lot after GDP growth settled down, so for example, Sweden's quality of life and GINI coefficient is a lot better than China. Moreover, while you see lack of progress, you know what I see? Every major advancement and innovation that launches revolutions, still comes out of the West, not China. Whether it's EUV lithography, of capacitive touch smartphones, or quantum computing, or sexy electric vehicles, or machine learning, or the internet and web, or cryptocurrency, these things tend to get invented in the West, not China. China of course, will take them, and make incremental refinements, but they don't do the fundamental ground work. And if you really want to look at innovation and speed, look at Elon Musk speed. SpaceX literally built the tallest rocket in human history, attached 29 of the most powerful and advanced engines in the world, over night. They built the town of Starbase in weeks. SpaceX in just a few years had done the Falcon 9, Falcon Heavy, Crew Dragon, and now Starship, plus thousands of Starlink satellites in orbit, plus taking over 60% of the global launch market. There is no chinese equivalent to this. In fact, the closest Chinese equivalent is the building of the Tesla Gigafactory in Shanghai. Stagnation? As far as I can tell, China is still a substandard manufacturing base for high end technology which is designed outside of China. Up until recently, they couldn't even make ball point pens. Compared with German or Japanese manufacturing? I know Pascal has a different view, but every new industry in the last 10 years that turned into a major new area of trillions in investment, originated in Western labs, universities, or companies, that give people the freedom of though to be creative, rather than a life of studying for the gaokao followed by a life of 996. How you gonna innovative when you have no time for yourself to dream? To me, the work/life/school balance in China is a major inhibitory factor holding it back, that, and the inability to be a rebel against the established order. All great inventors were rebels of some sort, counter-culturalists of some sort.
@@johndrumpf9888 Wow, such in-depth analysis! Hats off to you. I agreed on most points you brought up. No one denies the scientific and technological prowess of the West, especially the US after it absorbed and improved upon the industrial knowledge brought in from European immigrants in 1980s to early 1900s. Thereafter, the technological advance coupled with an abundance of labor propelled the US to the top of the rank of developed countries, especially the manufacturing mobilization for World War II. Too bad the American behemoths moved their manufacturing bases to China in pursuit of higher profits, making it now dependent on products made in China and elsewhere in Asia. A famous American political scientist once said "People, governments and economies of all nations must serve the needs of multinational banks and corporations." The US follows that direction and becomes slave to big businesses. Substandard or not, China now produces better smartphones at one-third to half the price of comparable American brands. How about 5G now or 6G ten years from now? Why did the US use the power of its government, both executive and legislative, to try to kill off a private company like Huawei? The US boasted about "free trade" and "fair competition" for such a long time. Now is the time to compete fair and square, lest peoples around the world see it as a loser.
This world is very strange, isn't it? The US invaded Iraq, Syria, Libya,Afghan etc, make millions of people dead and homeless, but no many criticism or censure on US. On the contrary, China gets 800 millions people out of poverty, set up Belt and Road Initiative to build the infrastructure among developing countries, not make a single war with any countries, however, we can see lots of criticism on China from western, the so-call human rights problem. Sarcasm!! US army is killing around the world, its domestic Black Life matters, all these no criticism? What a crazy world!
It pretty simple actually : U.S is in charge and let any other country aproach them , they want to keep the first place podium even if that means killing everyone else . Crazy is an understatement .
Because China is doing all these great things, the us and europeans can't stand. They think the only way to stop China from moving agead is to make falls propaganda against China so the countries moral gets low. The west is promoting terrorism in Xinjiang so that it turns into a conflict zone and so that China is weaker hence stop China's progress. The americans and the europeans now know that they cannot anymore compete with China by fair play, so they are trying with foul play.
China is Yin/Yang... fast and slow, socialism with Chinese Characteristics. China is Yin/Yang and when she, the CPC, doesn't forget to apply this...she will continue to have the mandate to govern. 💡 "Be water, my friend." Bruce Lee
It's likely that I have spend more time in Mainland China traveling to more cities than any average Chinese will ever visit for more years than you've been an adult. The CPC is doomed. You have a LOT to learn about China and how things work in China heheh.. wow a lot to learn.
90% plus Chinese trust their government for collective responsibility. Hence because of this, they are able to contain the pandemic whereas the Western democracy failed miserably in containing the pandemic.
herd immunity is the only way out. I dont see any other way. Covid is so wide spread, it is a waste of time try to contain it. I for one agree with the strategy UK is pursuing, we learn to live with Covid. The risky bet UK took seem to work now.
@@sichuan385 yes, even if you are advocates of "herd immunity", basic preventive measures need to be adopted, like wearing masks, keeping a safe distance, and vaccinations. immunizations could prevent/ protect the severity of illness, if some unfortunates are infected, one could wait for the "herd immunity" to supersede, but it would take sometimes, remember also the mutant strains!!
@@sichuan385 lol....UK's strategy? More like they choose to "live with covid" because they couldn't do a thing about it and gave up, let people get infected, let people die if that's the case for the infected. That's not herd immunity, it's call allowing people to murder themselves. Herd immunity don't happen over night, it takes time for people's body to slowly adapt a new virus. So it seems like your thinking is more a wishful thinking here. When a nation who self-claimed to be democratic, respect human rights and freedom, by letting people die, that's just proof how not democratic and not free UK is. lol
@@ginnox2049 Agree. China has thousand years of experience in handling pandemic and is improving over time. One important life style, Chinese prefer not to shake hands and hug each other. This will pass germs around. Also, China also has high population density, handling the virus like the US/West, 2/3 of china population will die. US/West does not value human life at all.
1 China year=3 international years, some institutes said this many years ago. Everything changes and develops so fast in China. This is the biggest reason why most of foreigners don't understand China today who is living in the future.
those that are able to objectively understand China is really rare indeed and I can truly say your knowledge of Chinese society as a whole is really remarkable and there is a need to more bridges like you to get through to the west what China is about
Most Americans who do not understand China is because of hatred and racism. US is a very self center and hateful country against other race and nationalities.
Comment from Pakistan You are analyzing a social structure using terms and concepts from freshman physics adding some cultural alchemy to it. The only reason for "China speed" is that the social structure in China has a unity of purpose, which is the development of the life of all the people in China. The social structure in the west has a disunity of purpose of increasing the profit of the elite class on the one hand and a trickle down of economic benefit to the remaining people. It is this very difference that causes China not only to develop at "China speed" but also without slavery, opium trade and destruction around the world. Finally the above unity of purpose implies trust and its development as an essential requirement and outcome. Trust on the national level and also on the international level. In the west the disunity of purpose mentioned above implies distrust as an essential requirement and outcome. Distrust on the national level and also on the international level. It is this very different social and global purpose that makes the elite class of the U.S.A/West look at China as an "existential threat".
Very good perspective. You only need to fit in the racial factor. Though i agree with your last conclusion (that the different orientation toward social and global purpose makes the elite class of the West look at China as an "existential threat") i think the racial factor is stronger.
@@rowo4956 I feel but am not sure that by race factor you imply that trust and unity is a racial or cultural characteristic of the Chinese that has resulted in "China speed" and to different social and global purpose. Please note that such a persepective for china speed etc, is just part of the fake information given to the working people of West regarding China. This is a softer version of the fake information.
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patents don’t correlate directly with innovation While the explosion of domestic patent applications in China is impressive, this growth does not necessarily correspond with dramatic advances in innovation. Comparing patent applications and grants between countries does not take into account differences in government policies and the domestic regulatory environment. In the case of China, the CNIPA National Patent Development Strategy explicitly equates patent generation with innovation and calls for government incentives to bolster the number of domestically filed patents. This strategy has resulted in CNIPA patents being awarded for small design tweaks and incremental changes versus entirely new inventions. In other words using patents that have been stolen and tweeking them. China’s IP framework is intrinsically linked with the country’s legal system, solving issues like trade secrets theft, online infringement and political influence and local protectionism via the courts would require a complete structural overhaul. Beijing undoubtedly knows this, which means pledges made in the phase one trade agreement with the United States were at best hollow promises designed to appease Washington. China’s role in stealing Western companies’ intellectual property is well documented. However, not too many of the victims know what the nation does with trade secrets after they are pilfered, a former U.S. government leader said Nov. 19. “China has institutionalized a system that combines legal and illegal means of technology acquisition from abroad,” said William Schneider Jr., former undersecretary of state for security assistance, science and technology and former chair of the Defense Science Board. It’s well known that China steals IP and other secrets from industries, academia and the government, “but what is not so well known is how China converts the technology it acquires into their military capabilities,” he said at the DSEI Japan conference held near Tokyo. It is first sent to one of China's two dozen advanced science universities. They in turn apply for Chinese patents on the technology. After they are acquired, the government distributes the patents to various companies.1 of the most notable recipients is telecommunications giant Huawei Industries, which has been under the microscope of U.S. regulators as the company attempts to role out its 5G technology. Huawei “is one of the best examples of this problem,” Schneider said. It has acquired 56,000 5G and artificial intelligence-related Chinese patents despite spending a pittance on research and development, he added. “It is very important for us to confront and mitigate this problem,” he said. In addition, a 2014 law passed in China requires any Chinese citizen to cooperate with Chinese intelligence services, he said. There are currently 350,000 Chinese students in U.S. universities, he noted. “That is unlike anything we have had to deal with in the past,” he added. “The scale of the problem is obvious.” Schneider displayed a list compiled by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence detailing the myriad ways China acquires intellectual property. Besides cyber break-ins and traditional spying using human assets, it employs legal means of acquiring technology such as joint ventures, buying companies outright, partnerships with government research institutions, and hiring foreign experts and bringing them to China to work. Other underhanded means include setting up front companies that obscure its participation and using its laws to give its own companies advantages and foreign companies disadvantages, the list stated.
Thank you Pascal, you are spot on. I was puzzled why they can while many others cannot. 15 years ago, I realised they will overtake alot of countries as they were able to resolve an issue within 24 hours while it would have taken us to resolve in a week minimum.
I like to add one more reason which is part of Chinese 4,0000 years of uninterrupted culture, i.e. the value of society is paramount over individual. Chinese believes that the society must be successful first before individual can benefit from this success. That's why Chinese willingly cooperate to get themselves tested and wear mask when they are instructed to do so because they recognized their individual effort will give rise to the success of the society and ultimately they themselves as individual will benefit from this success.
your conclusion in the end is excellent! fully agree! there are so many issues in our planet to be resolved by human together! why waste time and effort to create hate and discrimination? working together closely with respect and trust! world will be more beautiful!
In america buying from amazon its took like 6 days of waiting unless you pay extra for the fast shipping, and in china you pay extra to get it next day and free shipping for 2 days quick shipping speed
Running a factory for over the last 12 yrs, with design engineers, production teams, warehouse teams....and with our experience with all our suppliers.......China Speed is very real...not just in Infrastructure. I need to do so little to encourage , our teams to coordinate their activity to be extremely effective... Compared to Australia workers across the company, are incredibly effective, and productive. Their trust , in relationships , in the team does become like Glue to tie them together, not allow anything to fall thru the cracks between them, and they are not afraid to job rotation, and supporting each other. In the West, most workers across the business, don't like job rotation , and often will simply say to management and their team mates ; its not my job....!!!!!!
In the US, within the same company, different departments are finger pointing at each other instead of cooperation. "It's not my job", "it's not my responsibility", "the union said it's not my job", are common excuses.
Boggles the mind how fast and how much they built the high speed railway in the last decade. During the same time, we spend wasteful money every year on research, we still haven't finished building the bridge to replace the 629m(2,064 ft) George Massey tunnel. 🤣 In the West, we're busy on smearing campaigns. Doesn't put much confidence on future collaboration. Pretty rare to hear good news on China coming from MSM. It seems China cares for small business, enhance economic co-operation, crack down on big tech monopolistic practices.
The George Massey tunnel is an anachronism from a bygone era and a bridge would be no better! We have a MUCH BETTER IDEA !!! Our parent aerospace company (i.e. located in Vancouver and Burnaby!) is pioneering a NEW TYPE of tunnel borer that goes waaaaaay beyond what Elon Musk is doing with his "The Boring Company" -- We are using super-fast multi-material cutting and tailings extraction systems that would be able to cut an underground tunnel in even the hardest rock that is 25 metres (82 feet) in diameter that has enough room for a two-level platform that runs EIGHT (four tracks on each level) double-height high-speed, heavy-weight-cargo-carrying and passenger-carrying MAG-LEV trains plus run various fibre-optic communications bundels and multiple high-current power transmission cables from city to city! We can cut 24/7 that large tunnel from Vancouver to Kelowna (400 km) in about six months with just ONE MACHINE! We could also do it in only ONE MONTH with six machines! That tunnel borer would be able cut a new multi-tunnel setup under the Fraser River in just a few days and our prototypes are already in the advanced design and pre-manufacturing stages now so if they want it, some extra funding would get us started that much quicker! v
Excellent point about "Speed of Trust" and "fast v. slow" development. I think this argument primarily centers around the West' focus on short-term gains versus China's under-value longer-term strategic advantage. This theme also centers around the West's philosophy of over-celebrating the "Me" v. Asia's "We". Balancing these counter-weights is critical at a state level.
China has an united one party gov't which all members work toward the same goal and coordinate with proper pace. You can't make a boat move forward when there are more than one divided party, the boat will spin around, just like the US gov't.
As China rises, it's becoming increasingly difficult to hide our advances in _high-speed rail, supercomputers, quantum computing, 5G tech, AI systems, digital renminbi, smart cities_ and so on. Fortunately for China, the Western MSM is deliberately keeping their Western audiences in dark about China, so many Westerners continue to think China is backward.
@@Shenzhou. how to appear slow when you are fast lol XD China will now use steam trains on the maglev track hahahah and china will try and connect a modem to a 5g network XD chinas next stealth plane will have propellers
Being shocked is one thing but accusing your opponent of doing doping is another. Anglo Saxons are always condescending towards non - white race and that is disgraceful!
The Olympics are like the SAT scores here in the states: the only correlation between performance and potential causation is wealth. If your nation or family has monetary resources they can essentially pour more financial resources into improving that individual either in physical or academic endeavor (tutors, coaches, not having to worry about getting a real job, etc...). Also we keep seeing more "Anglo" lifestylesque sports being introduced in the Olympics like surfing, skating, etc... which again tilts more of the overall medal count in the short-run in favor of Western nations.
patents don’t correlate directly with innovation While the explosion of domestic patent applications in China is impressive, this growth does not necessarily correspond with dramatic advances in innovation. Comparing patent applications and grants between countries does not take into account differences in government policies and the domestic regulatory environment. In the case of China, the CNIPA National Patent Development Strategy explicitly equates patent generation with innovation and calls for government incentives to bolster the number of domestically filed patents. This strategy has resulted in CNIPA patents being awarded for small design tweaks and incremental changes versus entirely new inventions. In other words using patents that have been stolen and tweeking them. China’s IP framework is intrinsically linked with the country’s legal system, solving issues like trade secrets theft, online infringement and political influence and local protectionism via the courts would require a complete structural overhaul. Beijing undoubtedly knows this, which means pledges made in the phase one trade agreement with the United States were at best hollow promises designed to appease Washington. China’s role in stealing Western companies’ intellectual property is well documented. However, not too many of the victims know what the nation does with trade secrets after they are pilfered, a former U.S. government leader said Nov. 19. “China has institutionalized a system that combines legal and illegal means of technology acquisition from abroad,” said William Schneider Jr., former undersecretary of state for security assistance, science and technology and former chair of the Defense Science Board. It’s well known that China steals IP and other secrets from industries, academia and the government, “but what is not so well known is how China converts the technology it acquires into their military capabilities,” he said at the DSEI Japan conference held near Tokyo. It is first sent to one of China's two dozen advanced science universities. They in turn apply for Chinese patents on the technology. After they are acquired, the government distributes the patents to various companies.1 of the most notable recipients is telecommunications giant Huawei Industries, which has been under the microscope of U.S. regulators as the company attempts to role out its 5G technology. Huawei “is one of the best examples of this problem,” Schneider said. It has acquired 56,000 5G and artificial intelligence-related Chinese patents despite spending a pittance on research and development, he added. “It is very important for us to confront and mitigate this problem,” he said. In addition, a 2014 law passed in China requires any Chinese citizen to cooperate with Chinese intelligence services, he said. There are currently 350,000 Chinese students in U.S. universities, he noted. “That is unlike anything we have had to deal with in the past,” he added. “The scale of the problem is obvious.” Schneider displayed a list compiled by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence detailing the myriad ways China acquires intellectual property. Besides cyber break-ins and traditional spying using human assets, it employs legal means of acquiring technology such as joint ventures, buying companies outright, partnerships with government research institutions, and hiring foreign experts and bringing them to China to work. Other underhanded means include setting up front companies that obscure its participation and using its laws to give its own companies advantages and foreign companies disadvantages, the list stated.
@@utopia6403 Did the Chinese also steal your Space Secret despite the fact that China is the only country being banned from joining ISS? Intellectual capacity does NOT belong to white race only as men are created equal. China is a country with five thousand years of civilization who had had her periods of greatness before being invaded and destroyed by western imperialists. Anglo Saxons who believe only they have brains have always been condescending towards non white race. African Americans who were brought in just to be treated like animals working in the cotton field are still experiencing racial injustice to this day. How deplorable!
Many Chinese are optimistic and look forward to a bright future ahead. However, many Westerners are increasingly pessimistic and tend to have a gloomy outlook of the future.
Westerners are actually toxic. A month ago, I had enough of westerners, so I cut ties with all westerners. What happened next was amazing. Instantly, my alcoholism vanished. After 50 years of fairly heavy drinking, I just stopped. I didn't even mean to quit. I have no cravings, no dts, no medication, no counseling. Nothing. It just left and now it is as if I never drank at all. I'm still gobsmacked to be honest. I put the reason down to figuring out the devil's trick. The first part of the devil's trick goes like this. In the west, it is considered a weakness if you can't handle narcissistic abuse. So the devil encourages everybody to abuse one another and so on, and like idiots, we all try to put up with it, especially the men. The second part of his trick is - if you drink, it's your fault. It's not the devil's fault. Again, like idiots, we all nod our head. Yes. It is our fault we can't handle all this abuse and end up drinking alcohol to make us feel better. Good trick, isn't it? Kills millions each year. Makes everybody miserable. Don't tell anybody, but all they have to do is reject that thinking and instantly, they will feel better. I'm 65, and now spring out of bed each morning and start the day with a set of 100 pushups.
@@havachat9927 the key word are narcissistic abuse. The western culture has more dose of it compare to the Chinese culture. Chinese culture think very high of sacrifice. Parents are pround to sacrifice themselves for their kids' future. Chinese movie heros mostly died in the end because of some kind of sacrifice, and the ending is basically sad. the western heros defeated the bad guys and have a happy ending.
@@liveinsea1 Interestingly, having escaped from the devil's trick, I share the same outlook as Shenazhou. So sorry. I don't believe a word you say hahahaha funny To think I got suckered by people like you all my life. Embarrassing really, isn't it?
The reason it's fast in China is because they skip on quality. Look up Tofuu Dreg projects(It's been nicknamed like that by actual Chinese people). Buildings keeps falling apart due to not building for quality.
@@Zefar77 and you are picking 1 out of 10 00000 buildings. the west is using magnifier to look at china. maximize small errors . and minimize the good. i mean whats the point? every country has collapsed building.
@@elsonsti More and more buildings in China falls apart. There many many more videos on this and even more that are not caught on video. The west might have had literally 1 building just fall apart as of recently. This is so uncommon that when it happens it goes viral. In China it's so common people don't bother to report on it. This happens because they cut so many corners when making them in order to make enough money for a living. Also the West are not looking through a magnifying glass, we just take a quick peek and see all of the problems. No need to investigate.
That's why China and Africa should unite! Then goodbye The west/Europe , take a back seat on the bench of history and watch 2,9 - 3.6 billion people moving on faster than even in your grandparents wildest dreams.
China's quick and massive rollout of 5G technology is only going to further speed up business transactions, development, spreading of knowledge and ideas, giving China a greater competitive edge over other countries that have slower 5G rollouts.
That is why US government is trying to destroy Huawei and extradite Meng Wanzhou, over a mickey mouse petty charge, HSBC consented to the financing with Iran. US is jealous of China success in all aspects.
That 5G itself coupled with AI Technology has given the Foreign Corps a big bonus to stay put in China rather than moving elsewhere. It improved their bottom line as well as perfection in quality.
China's rollout of digital renminbi will also speed up business transactions over further distances. China was the world's first to invent paper currency, in which the rest of the world eventually followed. Now that China is first to rollout digital currency, the rest of the world will eventually follow with their own digital currency.
China includes Hongkong and China city and Taiwan, a China province. There is only one China. In gold medal count, China has 41 medal which places them #1, not second. 🙄
Taiwan is a stretch. They don't consider themselves part of the PRC but consider the PRC as a part of the ROC, so they would be offended to have their golds included under the China banner. Also the US has Puerto Rico which also won a gold...
@@OlJackBurton not everyone in Taiwan does not accept themselves as part of China. The island is torn by two parties just like the US. It’s just that the one in power now is pro-independence.
I believe the the political system helps the speed of decisions in China that can never be achieved in democratic countries. In China when a decision is made the government start the process of execution. In democratic systems such as U.S., U.K. Canada, the political parties start bickering, arguing, the large corporations start lobbying, it will take years to get done or never.
We can learn a lot from China and Germany. Germany has great Ordnung, Pünklichkeit and Genauigkeit that are lacking in Chinese culture. China has collective good mindset and meritocracy. 🔥
Mansana: I am totally agree what you said. As someone who has Asian roots, and grown up in Germany, this is what the Chinese has to adapt. But the are in a right way now. German managers are there to advise the Chinese.
@@kimchan382 🙋✋❤️ Many Chinese companies like Haier and Tsingdao beer are German legacy 🔥❤️ However, the difference is still great. The Chinese say 速限 The Germans say Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung
That's the reason why Chinese (and generally worldwide) love everything German. IF Germany was not "killed" in WW1, probably the world in general would have better working culture and mindset. Germany = Quality + Innovation!
@@JWscandi The world would be better if Imperial Germany had won WW1. I beg to differ. Pascal native language would be German. As would mine probably. Imperial Germany was a autocracy. But Europe strongest economic (though not commercial) nation and a world leader in Chemicals and other products.
@@Andy-P Germany before being "dragged" into WW1 was a peaceful and vibrant nation, economically and technologically. The masses were oblivious to the agenda of war. It was never hawkish but a proud nation. Germany was a target of jealousy. It "threatened" the existing hegemon. It did not lose the war over those gang up nations but had to compensate dearly for initiating the armistice. Such unfair & oppressive terms brought much suffering & resentment to the people which eventually gave rise to the nationalistic movement. Whose fault was that? Autocracy can't stay long within a prosperous society. This is natural as mature society will demand more and more freedom. It will naturally evolve with the people.
Great piece of analysis on China speed, it's hard to find a west youtuber who understands the Chinese society and culture so well. As someone who lived in China for 20+ years, I agree with 90% of what you said. Unfortunately, most of west politicians won't think the same way, they are much more interested in short-term profit, manipulating the global competition, getting re-elected in the next election and other selfish goals. They won't learn from China, some might try to copy the Chinese economy model but will likely to fail, collaborating with China is often not in discussion. Many believe oppressing China's growth or destroy China is a better option, even at the cost of their own citizens well being.
Being hopeful that the US government would learn to trust and work together with China despite the fierce competition between both, to gain a healthy win-win situation eventually
Do you know how many bad things China are doing right now? Concentration camps for Uighur Muslims. Opening flood banks to poorer areas when it's flood season. Welding doors/gates shut due to corona and not because they know they have it but because 1 person in the building had it. Then they don't give them any sort of food so they are most likely to starve to death. When a tunnel is being flooded the person operating the gates at the other end is still not opening the gates so that people can quickly escape and eventually will make most of them drown. Make up a fake person and claim he's a doctor in another country to spread lies about Covid. And the list could go on and on and on. China is not a country you want to WORK with until they stop doing all of these horrible things to their people.
Correction-When you refer China, you are merely talking China mainland. Russia media put China as top of Olympic medals as China has three teams: China mainland, Hong Kong and Chinese Taipei.
@@Andy-P Because they are still going along that constitutional principle of "One country, two systems that is set to expire in 2047, and would not want to rock the boat.
@eQuilibrium 2 I can see HK & Macau being part of China. Taiwan isn't the Taiwanese people run their own lives and country. When the Chinese army invade and the last defender of Taiwan killed or captured THEN Taiwan will be part of China. Else why not lay claim to Singapore or Australia. There are Chinese living there as well. Also get Vancouver to break away from Canada. 10% of the population are Chinese
A joke from 1969. Brezhnev asks Nixon if he can use his super computer to ask who will rule the world in 2049. Breshnev: And who is it? Nixon: I can't read it, it's written in Chinese.
@Jaden Lee-Chin If on the dictionary of anglo saxon countries (especially USA) the term "cooperation with China" simply doesn't exist, then it's better this way, that they are arrogant and ignorance for as long as possible, cos it'll be easier for China (and Asians) to triumph. Sun Tzu said to win every battle you have to know yourself and your enemy. While clearly the west don't know (moreover don't have intention to know and understand) their "enemy", but it seems to me that they also don't know themselves that well.
China has a tight schedule with many _5-year plans, 10-year plans, 20-year plans, 30-year plans,_ etc to map out China's direction and future in the years _2025, 2030, 2040, 2050._ Whereas in USA for example, the US presidents have to step down after *4-8 years,* so their leaders can only make short-term plans for America's future instead of long-term plans spanning *10-years* or more.
US is a joke, 28 trillion in debt to China, Japan and EU. 70% of US budget goes to military to threaten poor countries who are trying to survive and build.
@@jt8280 you got the budget wrong. 98% of budget goes to the 0.1% Who do you think this infrastructure bill money is going to? All the rich friends' companies.
Those of us who had visited China prior to early 90s can see not only the changes that has taken place but actually feel the vibrations across the nation. With such a huge population, Chinese people have to work more than doubly fast just to stay within reach of competition and Pascal you right there! As such they can see through the advantages of HSR and surely they will keep an eye on the mighty fast freight trains in North America though the challenge is a lot tougher since this linkage involves so many other countries within the Eurasian landmass. I can see that a "straight" line rail link from China via Kazakhstan via Russia can actually reduce the delivery time to within a week! Let's wait and see then!
Loved it as usual. Just this you gave half of the promised theme. You neglected to go onto the slow aspects in any real analytical detail. Would you mind doing that?
What an excellent and insightful video from Pascal! I bet not even the Chinese have such a clear perspective of their "China Speed" (be it fast or slow)! It has certainly enlightened me greatly. Thank You Pascal!
Fully agree, unless until Japanese WW criminal elitists were flushed out from power by the normal peace loving Japanese - of course a wishful thinking.
Pascal, you nailed it. I can vouch it. As 3rd generation Malaysian Chinese, I was exposed to melting pot of culture. Brought up with Confucian values, exposed to Western culture via Western movies on TV, attended missionary school, my friends were Indians, Malays and Chinese. Now residing in Australia. Nonetheless, I still live by my Chinese values. I remember vividly my dear late Mother's advice "Change & Adapt" which is very much a Confucius value.
Yea, I remember my late mother using this saying all the time: when the horse you are riding dies, dismount and walk - 马死落地走. And this is very good advice which I have followed throughout my whole life because life doesn’t always go the way we planned or expected it to be.
This guy is telling the truth, God bless you.
He’s not telling the truth though.. He said China won 38 gold medals in 2016 but on google it says China only won 26… and they came in 3rd overall, not 2nd..The UK came in 2nd..
As a foreign resident of Hangzhou, i remember experiencing the health codes like you explained after they had just been developed. It was and still a great work by the developers.
Glad to hear you confirm the story! Thx for sharing
The US is sadly doing what it knows best, being an impediment. The US is now the former Soviet Union, all military, disruptive, negative, politically stifled, economically stagnated.
Trust of Government on privacy management is crucial for its success. In North America, it cannot be implemented because people worries about their privacy.
@@thomaslau1214 agree
@@thomaslau1214 Many people in Europe and especially USA are more worried about their privacy is invaded than worry about their own health and also collective health of the people.
They simply can't stand the thought of sacrificing 2 in order to get 5.
Excellent analysis! Chinese don't complain about obstacles. They just go ahead to do it to overcome a problem as long as they know it's in line with the goal.
You are a rare Chinese expert. I really admire you
Impressive research, authentic and insightful inferencing, unbiased presentation. Enviable achievement!!!
Thanks
Having lived in China for 15 years myself, I can attest to Pascal's insight. Guānxì (关系, relationships), 工作单位 (gōngzuò dānwèi, work unit) and 面子 (miànzi, saving face) can do wondrous things when people act for a common cause and purpose. I so admire the Chinese in this regard and the West could do worse than to apply these principles to help solve some of its problems, such as homelessness, drugs, safety, excess profiteering etc. Am not saying these problems would be eliminated but I believe their scale would be vastly reduced.
I dictatorships if they pay me!
err i caught a 'minor' detail that i would argue with pascal lol it was like a red rag to a bull for me lol...
I'm sure he didnt mean it as he's a "sinologist" im just a casual dude but ive noticed its been a thing thats being propagated among a few people or westerners or casual westerners who may have been to china for a little while and call themselves "China experts" and may have an agenda?...
again im not singling out pascal here but i just didnt expect that observation from even a casual spectator or experiencer of chinese culture?
Lol im not fuming just disappointed, i dont have the effort or the need to try and convince people of facts that are openly and readily staring them in the face and easily debunked with just a little logical thinking applied...
Again if pascal reads this im not singling him out / or calling him out, it was just a point that was already on the forefront of my mind and it was just casually dropped in the video that was like a red rag to a bull for me that i just left a lengthy rant lol
im liking so far pascals content but am super aware of the trend of clickbaiting for views from other tubers lol
@@antwango sorry, but I am unsure I understood your comment. Can you explain where you feel I missed the point or why you were disappointed? Don't worry, I don't feel targeted, just curious.
Pascal is so passionate on the subjects he talked about, I can't hardly breathe listening to him.
He is to my mind sincere and thoroughly professional in his activities. Enviable indeed
with the help of the subtitles
I truly enjoy the sight of Simone Biles hugging Guan ChenChen. Simone Biles was truly sincere in her face. But I think such beautiful reaction was mainly due to Guan ChenChen own personality; a charming & humble little sister, based from various photos of her interaction with other domestic & foreign gymnasts. When the scoreboard announced she won the gold, she was like "ahh...it' nothing"....From news footage, she has nice parents with happy upbringing. Congrats to humanity!
@Doomsday Clown , A CLOWN you are indeed!
I'm Chinese,we are workers, we don't talk before and during the working time. Talking done by the decision makers. To improve the quality, the decision makers keep talking to the workers within one minute. Almost every worker after afternoon tea put their name in a leading hands'diary book for the day. Relationships between workers and the decision makers are friends, they help each other, including private and work place.
Love your "Dual-Speed" China observation. Well explained and you make a lot of sense. Keep up the great work.
Thx
Compared to U.S democracy, new reforms need to pass through numerous hurdles, obstacles, slow voting process, lobbying, protesting, resulting in long delays and stalemate. As Eric Li said: In China you can't change the government, but the policies change quickly. In USA, you can change the government but the policies change slowly.
Government bureaucracy gets nothing done, crying about rights and freedom slows down a countries progress.
True! Ultimately democracy and multiculturalism will destroy the west
Many people fixate on communism vs. democracy, but in practical terms, it's more like pragmatism vs. ideology. China focuses on how to get things done better, the west focus on discussing how things should be done.
I believe Chinese culture is collectivism-oriented vs individualism-based Western culture. Harmony among the society is very the core of Chinese culture.
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Sure like during the cultural revolution 1966
Very balanced and unbiased views
Thx
And yes on trust: often people feel almost insulted if you not assume they trust you. Practical example: when paying at a shop with Alipay, the sales people actively refuses
to check if you payed to show that they trust you. Or you can pay the next day if you did not bring your phone. Nothing I experienced in my home country Germany.
All I want to say is you are one of the real and best China expert out there from the west, knows China inside and out. Fantastic video!
Thanks Andres. Glad you enjoy it
Western countries only know how to talk, criticise and condemn others but do not how to self - criticise. This is called arrogant
They "spend" billions to talk about the homeless problem and end up spending millions more to put spikes under bridges and park seats so homeless people dont sleep there , because that would make the government look bad .
It's the combination of the *"Red Scare"* _(fear of communism)_ and the *"Yellow Peril"* _(fear of Asians overrunning the West)_ that's fueling anti-China sentiment in the West today. Since the 19th century, Westerners have grown comfortable with the notion of Western dominance, such the very thought of a *non-Western, non-Liberal Democratic* country like China rising is frightening to them.
@@Shenzhou. I do think this is becoming more of an issue. China leading the world deffinitely frightens the west and other democratic countries.
no they are so good at it....
Lots of viewers' comments revolve around the lack of progress or improvement in the West compared to China. You know what, the following quote from the late Deng Xiaoping of China pretty much sums it up for all of us: “The United States brags about its political system, but the President says one thing during the election, something else when he takes office, something else at midterm and something else when he leaves.”
Did not know that Deng Xiaoping said that.
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I appreciate your taking time to reply. Deng Xiaoping seldom expressed his views openly. He didn't even reply to the accusation of his involvement in the Tiananmen incident. Here is what the late PM of Singapore, Lee Kwan Yew, said of that episode:
“He took over, and he said: 'If I have to shoot 200,000 students to save China from another 100 years of disorder, so be it.'" - Recalling how former Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping dealt with the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests.”
All growth follows an S-curve or 'logistic curve'. It's not "lack of improvement", it's a slow down in growth when you become developed because exponential or geometric growth cannot carry on forever.
Even so, the West has evolved politically a lot after GDP growth settled down, so for example, Sweden's quality of life and GINI coefficient is a lot better than China.
Moreover, while you see lack of progress, you know what I see? Every major advancement and innovation that launches revolutions, still comes out of the West, not China. Whether it's EUV lithography, of capacitive touch smartphones, or quantum computing, or sexy electric vehicles, or machine learning, or the internet and web, or cryptocurrency, these things tend to get invented in the West, not China. China of course, will take them, and make incremental refinements, but they don't do the fundamental ground work.
And if you really want to look at innovation and speed, look at Elon Musk speed. SpaceX literally built the tallest rocket in human history, attached 29 of the most powerful and advanced engines in the world, over night. They built the town of Starbase in weeks. SpaceX in just a few years had done the Falcon 9, Falcon Heavy, Crew Dragon, and now Starship, plus thousands of Starlink satellites in orbit, plus taking over 60% of the global launch market. There is no chinese equivalent to this. In fact, the closest Chinese equivalent is the building of the Tesla Gigafactory in Shanghai.
Stagnation? As far as I can tell, China is still a substandard manufacturing base for high end technology which is designed outside of China. Up until recently, they couldn't even make ball point pens. Compared with German or Japanese manufacturing? I know Pascal has a different view, but every new industry in the last 10 years that turned into a major new area of trillions in investment, originated in Western labs, universities, or companies, that give people the freedom of though to be creative, rather than a life of studying for the gaokao followed by a life of 996. How you gonna innovative when you have no time for yourself to dream?
To me, the work/life/school balance in China is a major inhibitory factor holding it back, that, and the inability to be a rebel against the established order. All great inventors were rebels of some sort, counter-culturalists of some sort.
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Wow, such in-depth analysis! Hats off to you.
I agreed on most points you brought up. No one denies the scientific and technological prowess of the West, especially the US after it absorbed and improved upon the industrial knowledge brought in from European immigrants in 1980s to early 1900s. Thereafter, the technological advance coupled with an abundance of labor propelled the US to the top of the rank of developed countries, especially the manufacturing mobilization for World War II. Too bad the American behemoths moved their manufacturing bases to China in pursuit of higher profits, making it now dependent on products made in China and elsewhere in Asia. A famous American political scientist once said "People, governments and economies of all nations must serve the needs of multinational banks and corporations." The US follows that direction and becomes slave to big businesses.
Substandard or not, China now produces better smartphones at one-third to half the price of comparable American brands. How about 5G now or 6G ten years from now? Why did the US use the power of its government, both executive and legislative, to try to kill off a private company like Huawei? The US boasted about "free trade" and "fair competition" for such a long time. Now is the time to compete fair and square, lest peoples around the world see it as a loser.
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USA has mascared entire native Americans, but they are now known as biggest humanitarian country . What an irony?
Testing more than ten million people in a short time is just super fast and not possible in the West 🔥❤️
This world is very strange, isn't it?
The US invaded Iraq, Syria, Libya,Afghan etc, make millions of people dead and homeless, but no many criticism or censure on US.
On the contrary, China gets 800 millions people out of poverty, set up Belt and Road Initiative to build the infrastructure among developing countries, not make a single war with any countries, however, we can see lots of criticism on China from western, the so-call human rights problem.
Sarcasm!! US army is killing around the world, its domestic Black Life matters, all these no criticism?
What a crazy world!
It pretty simple actually :
U.S is in charge and let any other country aproach them , they want to keep the first place podium even if that means killing everyone else .
Crazy is an understatement .
Because China is doing all these great things, the us and europeans can't stand. They think the only way to stop China from moving agead is to make falls propaganda against China so the countries moral gets low. The west is promoting terrorism in Xinjiang so that it turns into a conflict zone and so that China is weaker hence stop China's progress. The americans and the europeans now know that they cannot anymore compete with China by fair play, so they are trying with foul play.
Welcome to the jungle, Bro 😂😂😂
China is Yin/Yang... fast and slow, socialism with Chinese Characteristics. China is Yin/Yang and when she, the CPC, doesn't forget to apply this...she will continue to have the mandate to govern. 💡 "Be water, my friend." Bruce Lee
It's likely that I have spend more time in Mainland China traveling to more cities than any average Chinese will ever visit for more years than you've been an adult.
The CPC is doomed.
You have a LOT to learn about China and how things work in China heheh.. wow a lot to learn.
90% plus Chinese trust their government for collective responsibility. Hence because of this, they are able to contain the pandemic whereas the Western democracy failed miserably in containing the pandemic.
herd immunity is the only way out. I dont see any other way. Covid is so wide spread, it is a waste of time try to contain it. I for one agree with the strategy UK is pursuing, we learn to live with Covid. The risky bet UK took seem to work now.
@@sichuan385 yes, even if you are advocates of "herd immunity", basic preventive measures need to be adopted, like wearing masks, keeping a safe distance, and vaccinations.
immunizations could prevent/ protect the severity of illness, if some unfortunates are infected, one could wait for the "herd immunity" to supersede, but it would take sometimes, remember also the mutant strains!!
@@ngkeam9491 u think China's approach can contain and end the pandemic in China? Seems like wishful thinking to me
@@sichuan385 lol....UK's strategy? More like they choose to "live with covid" because they couldn't do a thing about it and gave up, let people get infected, let people die if that's the case for the infected. That's not herd immunity, it's call allowing people to murder themselves. Herd immunity don't happen over night, it takes time for people's body to slowly adapt a new virus. So it seems like your thinking is more a wishful thinking here. When a nation who self-claimed to be democratic, respect human rights and freedom, by letting people die, that's just proof how not democratic and not free UK is. lol
@@ginnox2049 Agree. China has thousand years of experience in handling pandemic and is improving over time. One important life style, Chinese prefer not to shake hands and hug each other. This will pass germs around. Also, China also has high population density, handling the virus like the US/West, 2/3 of china population will die. US/West does not value human life at all.
1 China year=3 international years, some institutes said this many years ago. Everything changes and develops so fast in China. This is the biggest reason why most of foreigners don't understand China today who is living in the future.
Agreed. Many foreign expats living in China often remarked that returning to their home countries is like *travelling back in time.*
Excellent video and summaries, I learned a lot from your video, thanks !
those that are able to objectively understand China is really rare indeed and I can truly say your knowledge of Chinese society as a whole is really remarkable and there is a need to more bridges like you to get through to the west what China is about
Appreciated
It's true Pascal, see you really stand out and above!
Most Americans who do not understand China is because of hatred and racism. US is a very self center and hateful country against other race and nationalities.
I subscribed to your channel today. Great content.
Thanks!
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You are analyzing a social structure using terms and concepts from freshman physics adding some cultural alchemy to it.
The only reason for "China speed" is that the social structure in China has a unity of purpose, which is the development of the life of all the people in China. The social structure in the west has a disunity of purpose of increasing the profit of the elite class on the one hand and a trickle down of economic benefit to the remaining people.
It is this very difference that causes China not only to develop at "China speed" but also without slavery, opium trade and destruction around the world.
Finally the above unity of purpose implies trust and its development as an essential requirement and outcome. Trust on the national level and also on the international level.
In the west the disunity of purpose mentioned above implies distrust as an essential requirement and outcome. Distrust on the national level and also on the international level.
It is this very different social and global purpose that makes the elite class of the U.S.A/West look at China as an "existential threat".
Very good perspective. You only need to fit in the racial factor. Though i agree with your last conclusion (that the different orientation toward social and global purpose makes the elite class of the West look at China as an "existential threat") i think the racial factor is stronger.
@@rowo4956 I feel but am not sure that by race factor you imply that trust and unity is a racial or cultural characteristic of the Chinese that has resulted in "China speed" and to different social and global purpose. Please note that such a persepective for china speed etc, is just part of the fake information given to the working people of West regarding China. This is a softer version of the fake information.
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Pascal has a lot of knowledge about what’s going on in China. I like his style of analysis.
Thanks Eric!
A fantastic speech. objective and rational.
China is just adapted to the situation. Survival of the fittest. UNITY, PRIDE, AND HARD WORK.
patents don’t correlate directly with innovation
While the explosion of domestic patent applications in China is impressive, this growth does not necessarily correspond with dramatic advances in innovation. Comparing patent applications and grants between countries does not take into account differences in government policies and the domestic regulatory environment. In the case of China, the CNIPA National Patent Development Strategy explicitly equates patent generation with innovation and calls for government incentives to bolster the number of domestically filed patents. This strategy has resulted in CNIPA patents being awarded for small design tweaks and incremental changes versus entirely new inventions. In other words using patents that have been stolen and tweeking them.
China’s IP framework is intrinsically linked with the country’s legal system, solving issues like trade secrets theft, online infringement and political influence and local protectionism via the courts would require a complete structural overhaul. Beijing undoubtedly knows this, which means pledges made in the phase one trade agreement with the United States were at best hollow promises designed to appease Washington.
China’s role in stealing Western companies’ intellectual property is well documented. However, not too many of the victims know what the nation does with trade secrets after they are pilfered, a former U.S. government leader said Nov. 19.
“China has institutionalized a system that combines legal and illegal means of technology acquisition from abroad,” said William Schneider Jr., former undersecretary of state for security assistance, science and technology and former chair of the Defense Science Board.
It’s well known that China steals IP and other secrets from industries, academia and the government, “but what is not so well known is how China converts the technology it acquires into their military capabilities,” he said at the DSEI Japan conference held near Tokyo.
It is first sent to one of China's two dozen advanced science universities. They in turn apply for Chinese patents on the technology. After they are acquired, the government distributes the patents to various companies.1 of the most notable recipients is telecommunications giant Huawei Industries, which has been under the microscope of U.S. regulators as the company attempts to role out its 5G technology.
Huawei “is one of the best examples of this problem,” Schneider said. It has acquired 56,000 5G and artificial intelligence-related Chinese patents despite spending a pittance on research and development, he added.
“It is very important for us to confront and mitigate this problem,” he said.
In addition, a 2014 law passed in China requires any Chinese citizen to cooperate with Chinese intelligence services, he said. There are currently 350,000 Chinese students in U.S. universities, he noted.
“That is unlike anything we have had to deal with in the past,” he added. “The scale of the problem is obvious.”
Schneider displayed a list compiled by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence detailing the myriad ways China acquires intellectual property.
Besides cyber break-ins and traditional spying using human assets, it employs legal means of acquiring technology such as joint ventures, buying companies outright, partnerships with government research institutions, and hiring foreign experts and bringing them to China to work.
Other underhanded means include setting up front companies that obscure its participation and using its laws to give its own companies advantages and foreign companies disadvantages, the list stated.
Those qualities are definitely required for a civilization survive for over 3000 years.
@@utopia6403 you summed it up. China will have its day coming , Carma won't be so nice. S.o.s. please America
Best video I've ever seen on the Chinese people and culture.
Thanks
I really love your videos, thanks.
Good observations and well said!
Fantastic video & analysis
Thanks!
Thank you Pascal, you are spot on. I was puzzled why they can while many others cannot. 15 years ago, I realised they will overtake alot of countries as they were able to resolve an issue within 24 hours while it would have taken us to resolve in a week minimum.
I really like your show and explanation! Very insightful as always. Educational and learning a lot from you. 👍
Thank you very much!
I like to add one more reason which is part of Chinese 4,0000 years of uninterrupted culture, i.e. the value of society is paramount over individual. Chinese believes that the society must be successful first before individual can benefit from this success. That's why Chinese willingly cooperate to get themselves tested and wear mask when they are instructed to do so because they recognized their individual effort will give rise to the success of the society and ultimately they themselves as individual will benefit from this success.
Thanks for adding
@@sparxumlilo4003 A bridge collapsed recently.
your conclusion in the end is excellent! fully agree! there are so many issues in our planet to be resolved by human together! why waste time and effort to create hate and discrimination? working together closely with respect and trust! world will be more beautiful!
US has always controlled other countries via military threats and take their resources.
@@jt8280 there is no limits for greedy 🙏
Well researched and presented. Well done !
In america buying from amazon its took like 6 days of waiting unless you pay extra for the fast shipping, and in china you pay extra to get it next day and free shipping for 2 days quick shipping speed
Buy before 11am you can get one day delivery.
China is a fascinating country!!!
very well thought out and I'm glad to hear from you
Your art of explaining the characteristic of Chinese are beautifully display in examples. I love to see your presentations with antisipation.
Thanks
I really like those fragments you put together to demonstrate the problem solving skills or creativity
Thanks
Running a factory for over the last 12 yrs, with design engineers, production teams, warehouse teams....and with our experience with all our suppliers.......China Speed is very real...not just in Infrastructure. I need to do so little to encourage , our teams to coordinate their activity to be extremely effective... Compared to Australia workers across the company, are incredibly effective, and productive. Their trust , in relationships , in the team does become like Glue to tie them together, not allow anything to fall thru the cracks between them, and they are not afraid to job rotation, and supporting each other. In the West, most workers across the business, don't like job rotation , and often will simply say to management and their team mates ; its not my job....!!!!!!
Thanks for that addition
I believe the Chinese workers tend to view such job as opportunity to learn something new!
In the US, within the same company, different departments are finger pointing at each other instead of cooperation. "It's not my job", "it's not my responsibility", "the union said it's not my job", are common excuses.
I have learned a lot from your analysis. Thank you very much!
Boggles the mind how fast and how much they built the high speed railway in the last decade. During the same time, we spend wasteful money every year on research, we still haven't finished building the bridge to replace the 629m(2,064 ft) George Massey tunnel. 🤣
In the West, we're busy on smearing campaigns. Doesn't put much confidence on future collaboration. Pretty rare to hear good news on China coming from MSM.
It seems China cares for small business, enhance economic co-operation, crack down on big tech monopolistic practices.
Smearing campaign looks like actual western politicians ( no real program or get dismantled at the token effect)
The George Massey tunnel is an anachronism from a bygone era and a bridge would be no better!
We have a MUCH BETTER IDEA !!!
Our parent aerospace company (i.e. located in Vancouver and Burnaby!) is pioneering a NEW TYPE of tunnel borer that goes waaaaaay beyond what Elon Musk is doing with his "The Boring Company" -- We are using super-fast multi-material cutting and tailings extraction systems that would be able to cut an underground tunnel in even the hardest rock that is 25 metres (82 feet) in diameter that has enough room for a two-level platform that runs EIGHT (four tracks on each level) double-height high-speed, heavy-weight-cargo-carrying and passenger-carrying MAG-LEV trains plus run various fibre-optic communications bundels and multiple high-current power transmission cables from city to city!
We can cut 24/7 that large tunnel from Vancouver to Kelowna (400 km) in about six months with just ONE MACHINE! We could also do it in only ONE MONTH with six machines!
That tunnel borer would be able cut a new multi-tunnel setup under the Fraser River in just a few days and our prototypes are already in the advanced design and pre-manufacturing stages now so if they want it, some extra funding would get us started that much quicker!
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Excellent point about "Speed of Trust" and "fast v. slow" development. I think this argument primarily centers around the West' focus on short-term gains versus China's under-value longer-term strategic advantage.
This theme also centers around the West's philosophy of over-celebrating the "Me" v. Asia's "We". Balancing these counter-weights is critical at a state level.
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Very good analysis once again..
most important. one party. I lived in many countries lead by two parties. nothing can move forward.
China has an united one party gov't which all members work toward the same goal and coordinate with proper pace. You can't make a boat move forward when there are more than one divided party, the boat will spin around, just like the US gov't.
Sun Tzu The Art of War:
When you're slow, appear like you're fast 🔥
When you're fast, appear like you're slow 🔥
All warfare is deception 🔥
As China rises, it's becoming increasingly difficult to hide our advances in _high-speed rail, supercomputers, quantum computing, 5G tech, AI systems, digital renminbi, smart cities_ and so on. Fortunately for China, the Western MSM is deliberately keeping their Western audiences in dark about China, so many Westerners continue to think China is backward.
@@Shenzhou. how to appear slow when you are fast lol
XD China will now use steam trains on the maglev track hahahah and china will try and connect a modem to a 5g network XD chinas next stealth plane will have propellers
@@antwango-What about China using rotary dial phone connect to their 5g network system. Lol
@@Shenzhou. I live in America, not a sh*thole country, but a sh*thole government
@@Shenzhou. No, not fortunatly for China. China hates this. China wants a win-win for the peoples of both sides.
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When China is winning in swimming and running, Australia and The US are shocked. China will slowly take their gold medals from their stronghold 🔥😂
Being shocked is one thing but accusing your opponent of doing doping is another. Anglo Saxons are always condescending towards non - white race and that is disgraceful!
The Olympics are like the SAT scores here in the states: the only correlation between performance and potential causation is wealth. If your nation or family has monetary resources they can essentially pour more financial resources into improving that individual either in physical or academic endeavor (tutors, coaches, not having to worry about getting a real job, etc...).
Also we keep seeing more "Anglo" lifestylesque sports being introduced in the Olympics like surfing, skating, etc... which again tilts more of the overall medal count in the short-run in favor of Western nations.
Take it easy, 5-eye-union will develop a new asthma medicine and take the medals back
patents don’t correlate directly with innovation
While the explosion of domestic patent applications in China is impressive, this growth does not necessarily correspond with dramatic advances in innovation. Comparing patent applications and grants between countries does not take into account differences in government policies and the domestic regulatory environment. In the case of China, the CNIPA National Patent Development Strategy explicitly equates patent generation with innovation and calls for government incentives to bolster the number of domestically filed patents. This strategy has resulted in CNIPA patents being awarded for small design tweaks and incremental changes versus entirely new inventions. In other words using patents that have been stolen and tweeking them.
China’s IP framework is intrinsically linked with the country’s legal system, solving issues like trade secrets theft, online infringement and political influence and local protectionism via the courts would require a complete structural overhaul. Beijing undoubtedly knows this, which means pledges made in the phase one trade agreement with the United States were at best hollow promises designed to appease Washington.
China’s role in stealing Western companies’ intellectual property is well documented. However, not too many of the victims know what the nation does with trade secrets after they are pilfered, a former U.S. government leader said Nov. 19.
“China has institutionalized a system that combines legal and illegal means of technology acquisition from abroad,” said William Schneider Jr., former undersecretary of state for security assistance, science and technology and former chair of the Defense Science Board.
It’s well known that China steals IP and other secrets from industries, academia and the government, “but what is not so well known is how China converts the technology it acquires into their military capabilities,” he said at the DSEI Japan conference held near Tokyo.
It is first sent to one of China's two dozen advanced science universities. They in turn apply for Chinese patents on the technology. After they are acquired, the government distributes the patents to various companies.1 of the most notable recipients is telecommunications giant Huawei Industries, which has been under the microscope of U.S. regulators as the company attempts to role out its 5G technology.
Huawei “is one of the best examples of this problem,” Schneider said. It has acquired 56,000 5G and artificial intelligence-related Chinese patents despite spending a pittance on research and development, he added.
“It is very important for us to confront and mitigate this problem,” he said.
In addition, a 2014 law passed in China requires any Chinese citizen to cooperate with Chinese intelligence services, he said. There are currently 350,000 Chinese students in U.S. universities, he noted.
“That is unlike anything we have had to deal with in the past,” he added. “The scale of the problem is obvious.”
Schneider displayed a list compiled by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence detailing the myriad ways China acquires intellectual property.
Besides cyber break-ins and traditional spying using human assets, it employs legal means of acquiring technology such as joint ventures, buying companies outright, partnerships with government research institutions, and hiring foreign experts and bringing them to China to work.
Other underhanded means include setting up front companies that obscure its participation and using its laws to give its own companies advantages and foreign companies disadvantages, the list stated.
@@utopia6403 Did the Chinese also steal your Space Secret despite the fact that China is the only country being banned from joining ISS? Intellectual capacity does NOT belong to white race only as men are created equal. China is a country with five thousand years of civilization who had had her periods of greatness before being invaded and destroyed by western imperialists. Anglo Saxons who believe only they have brains have always been condescending towards non white race. African Americans who were brought in just to be treated like animals working in the cotton field are still experiencing racial injustice to this day. How deplorable!
Thanks, Pascal, the speed of trust is really what matters to all of us in the Global competitions. Enjoyed your presentation!
Very interesting, this is enlightening about the Chinese people.
Simplicity, clarity and insightful. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Many Chinese are optimistic and look forward to a bright future ahead. However, many Westerners are increasingly pessimistic and tend to have a gloomy outlook of the future.
Westerners are actually toxic. A month ago, I had enough of westerners, so I cut ties with all westerners. What happened next was amazing. Instantly, my alcoholism vanished. After 50 years of fairly heavy drinking, I just stopped. I didn't even mean to quit. I have no cravings, no dts, no medication, no counseling. Nothing. It just left and now it is as if I never drank at all. I'm still gobsmacked to be honest.
I put the reason down to figuring out the devil's trick. The first part of the devil's trick goes like this. In the west, it is considered a weakness if you can't handle narcissistic abuse. So the devil encourages everybody to abuse one another and so on, and like idiots, we all try to put up with it, especially the men. The second part of his trick is - if you drink, it's your fault. It's not the devil's fault. Again, like idiots, we all nod our head. Yes. It is our fault we can't handle all this abuse and end up drinking alcohol to make us feel better.
Good trick, isn't it? Kills millions each year. Makes everybody miserable. Don't tell anybody, but all they have to do is reject that thinking and instantly, they will feel better. I'm 65, and now spring out of bed each morning and start the day with a set of 100 pushups.
@@havachat9927 looool are we being trolled? XD
@@havachat9927 Alcohol the most dangerous drug and it's legal.
Where else is U.S. going to get their tax revenues?
@@havachat9927 the key word are narcissistic abuse. The western culture has more dose of it compare to the Chinese culture. Chinese culture think very high of sacrifice. Parents are pround to sacrifice themselves for their kids' future. Chinese movie heros mostly died in the end because of some kind of sacrifice, and the ending is basically sad. the western heros defeated the bad guys and have a happy ending.
@@liveinsea1 Interestingly, having escaped from the devil's trick, I share the same outlook as Shenazhou. So sorry. I don't believe a word you say hahahaha funny To think I got suckered by people like you all my life. Embarrassing really, isn't it?
It makes a lot of sense. I like all your shows. Keeip it up. Good job.
Very insightful, I learned a lot
We're doomed here in the West, these days we resort to market protectionism tactics just to stay in the game, because we can barely compete.
Protectionism work really well when you are self sufficient colonial empire that have all their needs in raw material.
@linkzable When USA can’t compete, then they’ll “contain “ you with slander and sabotage.
No one can match what China accomplishes in such a short time.
The reason it's fast in China is because they skip on quality. Look up Tofuu Dreg projects(It's been nicknamed like that by actual Chinese people). Buildings keeps falling apart due to not building for quality.
They cheated and stole their way
@@jameshallahan4376 that's what all losers want to believe.
@@Zefar77 and you are picking 1 out of 10 00000 buildings. the west is using magnifier to look at china. maximize small errors . and minimize the good. i mean whats the point? every country has collapsed building.
@@elsonsti More and more buildings in China falls apart. There many many more videos on this and even more that are not caught on video.
The west might have had literally 1 building just fall apart as of recently. This is so uncommon that when it happens it goes viral.
In China it's so common people don't bother to report on it.
This happens because they cut so many corners when making them in order to make enough money for a living.
Also the West are not looking through a magnifying glass, we just take a quick peek and see all of the problems. No need to investigate.
That's why China and Africa should unite! Then goodbye The west/Europe , take a back seat on the bench of history and watch 2,9 - 3.6 billion people moving on faster than even in your grandparents wildest dreams.
An excellent and scientific explanation of China's speed.
Excellent video & thanks for sharing 👍👍🙏
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Yes China speeding up like the sleek Maglev, go get it china !
China's quick and massive rollout of 5G technology is only going to further speed up business transactions, development, spreading of knowledge and ideas, giving China a greater competitive edge over other countries that have slower 5G rollouts.
That is why US government is trying to destroy Huawei and extradite Meng Wanzhou, over a mickey mouse petty charge, HSBC consented to the financing with Iran.
US is jealous of China success in all aspects.
@@jt8280 -When you become a loser you have to use the typical American exceptionalism- "Lie, Cheat, stolen"
That is why ASIANS have to stick together, just like the Olympics.
That 5G itself coupled with AI Technology has given the Foreign Corps a big bonus to stay put in China rather than moving elsewhere. It improved their bottom line as well as perfection in quality.
@@jt8280 yeah too bad Z Ping threatened Japan with nuclear annihilation a month ago.
China's rollout of digital renminbi will also speed up business transactions over further distances. China was the world's first to invent paper currency, in which the rest of the world eventually followed. Now that China is first to rollout digital currency, the rest of the world will eventually follow with their own digital currency.
US is jealous of China's digital yuan roll out success. US now has research paper, wow !!!
Well spoken with clear explanation....interesting and meaningful. Thank for good youtube
Pleasure!
China includes Hongkong and China city and Taiwan, a China province. There is only one China. In gold medal count, China has 41 medal which places them #1, not second. 🙄
Formosa/Taiwan has always been part of China, just google the history.
@@jt8280 No it hasn't.
Taiwan is a stretch. They don't consider themselves part of the PRC but consider the PRC as a part of the ROC, so they would be offended to have their golds included under the China banner. Also the US has Puerto Rico which also won a gold...
@@OlJackBurton not everyone in Taiwan does not accept themselves as part of China. The island is torn by two parties just like the US. It’s just that the one in power now is pro-independence.
@@DaddyLiu66 Well, the Taiwanese media is laughing that the Chinese are including Taiwan's medal count with theirs...
Excellent！
Its very probably because China is a high context country where relationship with each other is more important and above everything else 和谐万事兴
Very much
I believe the the political system helps the speed of decisions in China that can never be achieved in democratic countries. In China when a decision is made the government start the process of execution. In democratic systems such as U.S., U.K. Canada, the political parties start bickering, arguing, the large corporations start lobbying, it will take years to get done or never.
Love your channel very much! BTY, counting money should be one of competition in Olympics!🥰
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*Greetings gentlemen*
Welcome to China, the land of plenty 🔥
It’s very logical analysis , 👍
We can learn a lot from China and Germany.
Germany has great Ordnung, Pünklichkeit and Genauigkeit that are lacking in Chinese culture.
China has collective good mindset and meritocracy. 🔥
Mansana:
I am totally agree what you said. As someone who has Asian roots, and grown up in Germany, this is what the Chinese has to adapt. But the are in a right way now. German managers are there to advise the Chinese.
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Many Chinese companies like Haier and Tsingdao beer are German legacy 🔥❤️
However, the difference is still great.
The Chinese say 速限
The Germans say Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung
That's the reason why Chinese (and generally worldwide) love everything German. IF Germany was not "killed" in WW1, probably the world in general would have better working culture and mindset. Germany = Quality + Innovation!
@@JWscandi The world would be better if Imperial Germany had won WW1. I beg to differ. Pascal native language would be German. As would mine probably. Imperial Germany was a autocracy. But Europe strongest economic (though not commercial) nation and a world leader in Chemicals and other products.
@@Andy-P Germany before being "dragged" into WW1 was a peaceful and vibrant nation, economically and technologically. The masses were oblivious to the agenda of war. It was never hawkish but a proud nation. Germany was a target of jealousy. It "threatened" the existing hegemon.
It did not lose the war over those gang up nations but had to compensate dearly for initiating the armistice. Such unfair & oppressive terms brought much suffering & resentment to the people which eventually gave rise to the nationalistic movement. Whose fault was that?
Autocracy can't stay long within a prosperous society. This is natural as mature society will demand more and more freedom. It will naturally evolve with the people.
China is beautiful, i would love to visit it.
welcome
Great piece of analysis on China speed, it's hard to find a west youtuber who understands the Chinese society and culture so well. As someone who lived in China for 20+ years, I agree with 90% of what you said. Unfortunately, most of west politicians won't think the same way, they are much more interested in short-term profit, manipulating the global competition, getting re-elected in the next election and other selfish goals. They won't learn from China, some might try to copy the Chinese economy model but will likely to fail, collaborating with China is often not in discussion. Many believe oppressing China's growth or destroy China is a better option, even at the cost of their own citizens well being.
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And... Rusia and China are collaborating for velocity and acceleration together, to create even speedier speed for both.
Being hopeful that the US government would learn to trust and work together with China despite the fierce competition between both, to gain a healthy win-win situation eventually
Do you know how many bad things China are doing right now?
Concentration camps for Uighur Muslims.
Opening flood banks to poorer areas when it's flood season.
Welding doors/gates shut due to corona and not because they know they have it but because 1 person in the building had it. Then they don't give them any sort of food so they are most likely to starve to death.
When a tunnel is being flooded the person operating the gates at the other end is still not opening the gates so that people can quickly escape and eventually will make most of them drown.
Make up a fake person and claim he's a doctor in another country to spread lies about Covid.
And the list could go on and on and on. China is not a country you want to WORK with until they stop doing all of these horrible things to their people.
Correction-When you refer China, you are merely talking China mainland. Russia media put China as top of Olympic medals as China has three teams: China mainland, Hong Kong and Chinese Taipei.
@@keepingittight Why doesn't China put in a joint team, at least with HK and Macau? Then officially they would of come top.
@@Andy-P Because they are still going along that constitutional principle of "One country, two systems that is set to expire in 2047, and would not want to rock the boat.
@@rap3208 Actually I think that boat is well and truly rocked.
@@keepingittight Macau didn't have a delegation in Tokyo...
@eQuilibrium 2 I can see HK & Macau being part of China. Taiwan isn't the Taiwanese people run their own lives and country. When the Chinese army invade and the last defender of Taiwan killed or captured THEN Taiwan will be part of China. Else why not lay claim to Singapore or Australia. There are Chinese living there as well. Also get Vancouver to break away from Canada. 10% of the population are Chinese
Truly insightful understanding of China
Thanks
A joke from 1969. Brezhnev asks Nixon if he can use his super computer to ask who will rule the world in 2049. Breshnev: And who is it? Nixon: I can't read it, it's written in Chinese.
Speed of trust.
Meanwhile, in the West, Scarlett Johansson sues Disney for breaking the contract 🔥
@Jaden Lee-Chin If on the dictionary of anglo saxon countries (especially USA) the term "cooperation with China" simply doesn't exist, then it's better this way, that they are arrogant and ignorance for as long as possible, cos it'll be easier for China (and Asians) to triumph.
Sun Tzu said to win every battle you have to know yourself and your enemy. While clearly the west don't know (moreover don't have intention to know and understand) their "enemy", but it seems to me that they also don't know themselves that well.
If you think China is super fast, raise your hand 🙋✋🔥
You are so smart to understand Chinese.Chinese is good at problem solving.
The elaboration of both pros & cons are commendable when included the cause & effect. Fair & accurate with no elements of downgrading anyone...
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Yeah, you better hurry before get any worse..
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Excellent point !
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China has a tight schedule with many _5-year plans, 10-year plans, 20-year plans, 30-year plans,_ etc to map out China's direction and future in the years _2025, 2030, 2040, 2050._ Whereas in USA for example, the US presidents have to step down after *4-8 years,* so their leaders can only make short-term plans for America's future instead of long-term plans spanning *10-years* or more.
US is a joke, 28 trillion in debt to China, Japan and EU. 70% of US budget goes to military to threaten poor countries who are trying to survive and build.
@@jt8280 you got the budget wrong.
98% of budget goes to the 0.1%
Who do you think this infrastructure bill money is going to? All the rich friends' companies.
@@benhur6563 LOL ! USA is falling behind infrastructure bill only covers 1/8.
You are talking about real things. Very good.
LoL how fast Chinese count money. True ha ha ha
Those of us who had visited China prior to early 90s can see not only the changes that has taken place but actually feel the vibrations across the nation. With such a huge population, Chinese people have to work more than doubly fast just to stay within reach of competition and Pascal you right there! As such they can see through the advantages of HSR and surely they will keep an eye on the mighty fast freight trains in North America though the challenge is a lot tougher since this linkage involves so many other countries within the Eurasian landmass. I can see that a "straight" line rail link from China via Kazakhstan via Russia can actually reduce the delivery time to within a week! Let's wait and see then!
Provided less spanners are thrown deliberately by jealous haters to derail the BRI . Efforts trying to do so are experienced in many places
Excellent & very informative, 👏
Glad you enjoyed it
Loved it as usual. Just this you gave half of the promised theme. You neglected to go onto the slow aspects in any real analytical detail. Would you mind doing that?
What an excellent and insightful video from Pascal! I bet not even the Chinese have such a clear perspective of their "China Speed" (be it fast or slow)! It has certainly enlightened me greatly. Thank You Pascal!
I think China and Germany can work together very well.
China and Japan seem to be like fire and water.
Corporation needs matching partners 😂🔥
Fully agree, unless until Japanese WW criminal elitists were flushed out from power by the normal peace loving Japanese - of course a wishful thinking.
thank you for being objective about things, no only about China.
Pascal, great analysis. You should give the talk to international company's executives
Pascal, you nailed it. I can vouch it. As 3rd generation Malaysian Chinese, I was exposed to melting pot of culture. Brought up with Confucian values, exposed to Western culture via Western movies on TV, attended missionary school, my friends were Indians, Malays and Chinese. Now residing in Australia. Nonetheless, I still live by my Chinese values. I remember vividly my dear late Mother's advice "Change & Adapt" which is very much a Confucius value.
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Yea, I remember my late mother using this saying all the time: when the horse you are riding dies, dismount and walk - 马死落地走. And this is very good advice which I have followed throughout my whole life because life doesn’t always go the way we planned or expected it to be.
US: Did China start to do this?
Someone: No.
US: That is great !!!!
The other: The already finished.
Fantastic!
you are amazing~!
It is a great observation about trust and that what all the "关系" or relationship building is all about.