I am very proud of the Chinese people and their govt. They pulled themselves from the brink of disaster back in the mid 20th century and became what it is today. This was due to remarkable leadership and the will of its people. I wished I was born in that era and was part of the struggle.
@@nameirakpambidyananda465 May Hindustani-Chaaaaaina relationship break away from Old world Border Immaturity and Deep Childishly Jealous Mistrust, Stop playing Geopolitical gamble with each other WAKE UP, MODI and XI !!! PEACEFUL COOPERATION IS THE ONLY PATH TO PROSPERITY FOR..... ALL C I T I Z E N S in both great ancient civilizations Dont let USExceptionalism Fake Liberal Empire , Nationalist Hotheads, Rightwinged semi-Nazis drag both countries down the trek of Destruction 🙏🏻
@@jonathanlee5520 tension between India and China is mainly of trade deficit on Indian side. But unfortunately some corrupted politicians and media tried to bring nationalism sentiment ( and anti- China) among people in order to hide their failures in governance and policies.And West always try to interfere in our internal matters but every Indians hate West. Such type of tension will always be happening until we have good governance and transparency that really love our citizens ❤❤.
President Xi Jinping has once encountered poverty himself. So he knows what is the best for the poor people. He is indeed a great leader so it’s normal for 95% of the whole population for admiring and supporting him
Allah bless Imran Khan, Vladimir Putin and XI Jinping. Ameen Please check out my latest video as it proves China is saving the Muslim world and not oppressing them
@@hiroshinagoya2469 Research this, "Cost of Living". Believe it or not, there are still hundreds of millions living under a dollar a day NOW. Then go back in time and understand that that dollar a day has much more worth in 1982 in China than it does now. You should go get an education. You need it badly.
Lessons should be learned from the 7 Ummah targets for regime change that is, Somalia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, Lebanon and Iran. Without a strong country, there is no safe home for its people to develop.
I can't understand many leaders waging wars here and there,these leaders were awarded Nobels peace prizes. For what's achievement or contributions to humanity's.
Can't argue with that and it's not just Trump... Throughout the West this has been happening for the past 20+ years, The USA and UK especially have become slaves to the stock markets...
@@wl415 Namely, Colonial Semi-Nazis turning into & towards PLUTOCRACY With Supremacist Exceptionalism Characteristic...... This has to come to an end, for world peace and global poverty eradication
China eradicated poverty in 2020, 10 years ahead of the target date suggested by the United Nations in 2016 for sustainable development. Meanwhile democracy icon USA has 39 million of its 331 million people living in poverty while world's largest democracy India has at least 260 million of its 1.3 billion people living in poverty. Even more impressive, China is on track to overtake USA to become the top economy in the world by 2028, five years ahead of its previous forecast, according to the reputable think tank, Centre for Economics and Business Research, in its recent annual report. This was followed by Nomura Holdings which gave an even earlier forecast of 2026 when China will become the world's top economy.
I am struggling to find detailed literature on Xi Jinping's semi-suburban economic model. Anyone with the link to this kind of information kindly share with me. These kinds of economic models would be of great lesson for our countries in transition.
This video has a lot of connection with what India is going through right now. Xi Jinping's is a pragmatist, while Indians quiet idealistic. This video brought up several important points. Indians have to stop the romanticisation of agriculture and look at it more practically from a utilitarian viewpoint: what is its importance to national economy and to what extent should we really focus in it. Agriculture contributed to 18% of GDP but about 50% of the workforce depends on it (based on 2017-18 fiscal year). In other words agriculture's economic contribution towards Indias GDP is far less Agricultural income in India is not taxed at all. Perversely, this has primarily benefited large farmers and has little to no influence on small to midsized farmlands. This is a large indirect subsidy from the rest of India to the farmers. Much of Indias untaxed income (black money) is routed through farming sector. Over and above tax free income, farmers also get direct subsidy to buy fertilizers and crop insurance, as well as MSP, all of which cost 120,000 crores every year. Every country does this to support their farmers but Indian governments definitely overdo it. Indian farm sector has always been plagued by a backward mentality: fragmentation of farmland (too small farming lots) to take advantage of economies of scale like other industries, over reliance on weather gods as opposed to improving irrigation techniques, a mindless opposition to scientific farming technology that could improve crop yields, and too many middlemen that siphon off revenue etc. Not a whole has changed in the last 50 years because of a romantic notion of the kishan toiling the field - as if Indias existence is contingent on it. The reliance of half of Indias working population on farming as a means to generate income, what is clear is that despite decades of investment and national importance, farm sector has not kept pace with the rest of India and has definitely not produced outcomes on par with other investments. Yes, we haven't had large-scale famines in India in the past 50 years or so but thats hardly a measure to continue to treat farming as the "special child". But this will continue to be the case because a large chunk of legislators in the Parliament and across states have been farmers so they end up molly coddling the farmers by hijacking the national conversation and appropriating all the money. u/lionofsirumugai
This is nothing but bhakth propoganda against the farmers. They are seen today as the enemies of the state by thr ruling class. Even though most of the population depend on agriculture for their daily life Their daily life is in utter misery. Food crops and vegetables planted by the farmers sell on the market for high prices while they only recieves as little as possible. Tomato for a kilo the farmers receive 6 rupees while your corporate giants who sell them in their stores do this with more than 40 r.s. the goverment whom depend on them, the corporates for their victory in electrion are willing to do anything for their favour. Agriculture is truly a burden that the people have to depend on loans and money lenders just to do their farming when at the time of harvest the prices are intentionally lowered . Unable to pay back their money these poor people commit suicide . Recently the rates are so high that the government stopped producing them . The most exploited , the most devastated sector in India is agriculture. Xi jin ping is a communist Narendra modi is an uneducated Hindhu nationalist. When a country is ruled by a prime minister who say that the first plastic surgery was fixing the elephant head of Ganesh and a party which say that urin of a cow is medicin for korona nothing more is to be expected.
@@steephanroy8461 Firstly im not an Indian and probably shouldn't comment on things I don't have a solid understanding on. But do you not think its not better to aim to economic diversification. There is a large number of unemployment because everyone was becoming an engineer and there were no jobs left. India has less jobs, roughly 60-70% of industries are small and medium industries, they hire no more than 200 employees. More large enterprises which hire more people. that's how it is in China. It's a deep web of redundant regulations , difficulty in starting a business, tough labor laws that has lead to unemployment. Also India can't be China. China can't be China, economically. Automation is gonna kill Chinese jobs. What India needs to do is not get involved in large-scale manufacturing, but instead building industries which provide very specific and high quality items like Bharat Forge. Companies in the chemicals sector, aircraft, car parts, steel manufacturing etc. And these are all high quality products which go into European and American cars and aircrafts. Since, these companies are quiet big, its better to let them grow further and expand into manufacturing their own electric cars and having their own aircraft companies. But we can't ignore the corruption and lack of infrastructure. Its a similar case to many African countries, where instead of politicians helping the nation, they pocket it. Also if roads, railways, bridges, tunnels, water supply, sewers, electrical grids, and telecommunications will attract a lot of FDIs.
Also I know what your critic of my arguments will be. Yes I understand, high skill jobs wouldn't employ as much people as farming does. But the end goal for me is to reduce the dependency of so many families on farming.
@@mosesdavid5536 in india reforms are needed and modi reforms to open up market are good these people are protectionist india can't lift poor people like this
Not only hard working but also proper thinking planning guidance and support from appropriate bodies will make success . Poverty and illiteracy overcome .
CCP philosophy emphasising the pursuit of profit as a good thing ? I guess it's kind of a socio-comu-capitalist system, steered by state leadership with a strict adherence to party policy ( Whatever it may be at that time ) enforced by internal security safeguards.
Its CPC. It is about increasing people's income. Nothing to do with profit unlike the Capitalist or cronies based countries with vested interest to enrich themselves.
Seems to be working. Is there another country that's grown at the rate that China has over the past 30 years? Industrious nation with industrious people. Meanwhile in America, we're burning and looting our businesses.
income isnt inherently capitalist? capitalism is when the means of production are owned by individuals that have a political monopoly on power over the workers
Compare Xi Jinping with Joe Baiden, hahaha. It is a different world. One has worked for years with the poor, the other a senator, a hawk of imerialism , a political employee of bourgeoisie.
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I am very proud of the Chinese people and their govt. They pulled themselves from the brink of disaster back in the mid 20th century and became what it is today. This was due to remarkable leadership and the will of its people. I wished I was born in that era and was part of the struggle.
Lots of love from India🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳
India policies haywired
@@Alexander-hk1re What are u talking guys. I can't understand😂
@@nameirakpambidyananda465 May Hindustani-Chaaaaaina relationship break away from Old world Border Immaturity and Deep Childishly Jealous Mistrust, Stop playing Geopolitical gamble with each other
WAKE UP, MODI and XI !!!
PEACEFUL COOPERATION IS THE ONLY PATH TO PROSPERITY FOR.....
ALL C I T I Z E N S in both great ancient civilizations
Dont let USExceptionalism Fake Liberal Empire , Nationalist Hotheads, Rightwinged semi-Nazis drag both countries down the trek of Destruction
🙏🏻
AMAZING CHINA HAS HAD SUCESSED ACHIEVEMENTS PROSPEROUSLY !!!
@@jonathanlee5520 tension between India and China is mainly of trade deficit on Indian side. But unfortunately some corrupted politicians and media tried to bring nationalism sentiment ( and anti- China) among people in order to hide their failures in governance and policies.And West always try to interfere in our internal matters but every Indians hate West. Such type of tension will always be happening until we have good governance and transparency that really love our citizens ❤❤.
Best President.
President Xi Jinping has once encountered poverty himself. So he knows what is the best for the poor people. He is indeed a great leader so it’s normal for 95% of the whole population for admiring and supporting him
Allah bless Imran Khan, Vladimir Putin and XI Jinping. Ameen
Please check out my latest video as it proves China is saving the Muslim world and not oppressing them
@@allahblessrussiaandchinaan3719
Sure, I will spend some time watching time~
@@hiroshinagoya2469 Research this, "Cost of Living".
Believe it or not, there are still hundreds of millions living under a dollar a day NOW. Then go back in time and understand that that dollar a day has much more worth in 1982 in China than it does now. You should go get an education. You need it badly.
@@discoverchina1885 but hu jintao the one before xi was better I think
Thank you President Xi Jinping for changing lives of the villagers God bless China🙏
@@hiroshinagoya2469 The garbage is on you.
Xi jingping era is best ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Astounding, one of the best leaders in man kind's history. Thank you Xi Da Da! :)
Great leader great China.
I am from Zhengding. After watching this video, I miss my hometown!
Lessons should be learned from the 7 Ummah targets for regime change that is, Somalia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, Lebanon and Iran. Without a strong country, there is no safe home for its people to develop.
Thank you President Xi for helping so many achieve greatness in their lives
I can't understand many leaders waging wars here and there,these leaders were awarded Nobels peace prizes.
For what's achievement or contributions to humanity's.
best men in the world
@@hiroshinagoya2469 you are kumar from India
American politician (Trump), "screw them, so I can make money." Chinese politician (Xi), "It has been my dream to eradicate poverty."
Can't argue with that and it's not just Trump... Throughout the West this has been happening for the past 20+ years, The USA and UK especially have become slaves to the stock markets...
@@BoggWeasel It’s the western system that’s the problem.
@@BoggWeasel Plutocracy running FAKE LIBERAL DOUBLE-STANDARD EXCEPTIONALISM US EMPIRE, has been the Rrrreal Geopolitical dilemma
@@wl415
Namely, Colonial Semi-Nazis turning into & towards PLUTOCRACY With Supremacist Exceptionalism Characteristic......
This has to come to an end, for world peace and global poverty eradication
If only India's democracy could produce results like this
I Could feel it in President Xi’s voice, as he speaks reverberates the sincere concern for peoples lives and well being. ❤
China eradicated poverty in 2020, 10 years ahead of the target date suggested by the United Nations in 2016 for sustainable development. Meanwhile democracy icon USA has 39 million of its 331 million people living in poverty while world's largest democracy India has at least 260 million of its 1.3 billion people living in poverty. Even more impressive, China is on track to overtake USA to become the top economy in the world by 2028, five years ahead of its previous forecast, according to the reputable think tank, Centre for Economics and Business Research, in its recent annual report. This was followed by Nomura Holdings which gave an even earlier forecast of 2026 when China will become the world's top economy.
I am struggling to find detailed literature on Xi Jinping's semi-suburban economic model. Anyone with the link to this kind of information kindly share with me. These kinds of economic models would be of great lesson for our countries in transition.
This documentary is very good, especially the usage of BGM.
This video has a lot of connection with what India is going through right now. Xi Jinping's is a pragmatist, while Indians quiet idealistic. This video brought up several important points.
Indians have to stop the romanticisation of agriculture and look at it more practically from a utilitarian viewpoint: what is its importance to national economy and to what extent should we really focus in it.
Agriculture contributed to 18% of GDP but about 50% of the workforce depends on it (based on 2017-18 fiscal year). In other words agriculture's economic contribution towards Indias GDP is far less
Agricultural income in India is not taxed at all. Perversely, this has primarily benefited large farmers and has little to no influence on small to midsized farmlands. This is a large indirect subsidy from the rest of India to the farmers. Much of Indias untaxed income (black money) is routed through farming sector.
Over and above tax free income, farmers also get direct subsidy to buy fertilizers and crop insurance, as well as MSP, all of which cost 120,000 crores every year. Every country does this to support their farmers but Indian governments definitely overdo it.
Indian farm sector has always been plagued by a backward mentality: fragmentation of farmland (too small farming lots) to take advantage of economies of scale like other industries, over reliance on weather gods as opposed to improving irrigation techniques, a mindless opposition to scientific farming technology that could improve crop yields, and too many middlemen that siphon off revenue etc. Not a whole has changed in the last 50 years because of a romantic notion of the kishan toiling the field - as if Indias existence is contingent on it.
The reliance of half of Indias working population on farming as a means to generate income, what is clear is that despite decades of investment and national importance, farm sector has not kept pace with the rest of India and has definitely not produced outcomes on par with other investments. Yes, we haven't had large-scale famines in India in the past 50 years or so but thats hardly a measure to continue to treat farming as the "special child". But this will continue to be the case because a large chunk of legislators in the Parliament and across states have been farmers so they end up molly coddling the farmers by hijacking the national conversation and appropriating all the money.
u/lionofsirumugai
This is nothing but bhakth propoganda against the farmers. They are seen today as the enemies of the state by thr ruling class. Even though most of the population depend on agriculture for their daily life Their daily life is in utter misery. Food crops and vegetables planted by the farmers sell on the market for high prices while they only recieves as little as possible. Tomato for a kilo the farmers receive 6 rupees while your corporate giants who sell them in their stores do this with more than 40 r.s. the goverment whom depend on them, the corporates for their victory in electrion are willing to do anything for their favour.
Agriculture is truly a burden that the people have to depend on loans and money lenders just to do their farming when at the time of harvest the prices are intentionally lowered . Unable to pay back their money these poor people commit suicide . Recently the rates are so high that the government stopped producing them . The most exploited , the most devastated sector in India is agriculture.
Xi jin ping is a communist Narendra modi is an uneducated Hindhu nationalist. When a country is ruled by a prime minister who say that the first plastic surgery was fixing the elephant head of Ganesh and a party which say that urin of a cow is medicin for korona nothing more is to be expected.
@@steephanroy8461 Firstly im not an Indian and probably shouldn't comment on things I don't have a solid understanding on. But do you not think its not better to aim to economic diversification. There is a large number of unemployment because everyone was becoming an engineer and there were no jobs left.
India has less jobs, roughly 60-70% of industries are small and medium industries, they hire no more than 200 employees. More large enterprises which hire more people. that's how it is in China. It's a deep web of redundant regulations , difficulty in starting a business, tough labor laws that has lead to unemployment.
Also India can't be China. China can't be China, economically. Automation is gonna kill Chinese jobs. What India needs to do is not get involved in large-scale manufacturing, but instead building industries which provide very specific and high quality items like Bharat Forge.
Companies in the chemicals sector, aircraft, car parts, steel manufacturing etc. And these are all high quality products which go into European and American cars and aircrafts. Since, these companies are quiet big, its better to let them grow further and expand into manufacturing their own electric cars and having their own aircraft companies. But we can't ignore the corruption and lack of infrastructure. Its a similar case to many African countries, where instead of politicians helping the nation, they pocket it. Also if roads, railways, bridges, tunnels, water supply, sewers, electrical grids, and telecommunications will attract a lot of FDIs.
Also I know what your critic of my arguments will be. Yes I understand, high skill jobs wouldn't employ as much people as farming does. But the end goal for me is to reduce the dependency of so many families on farming.
@@steephanroy8461 there us nothing but Andhvirodhi andolanjeevi propaganda
@@mosesdavid5536 in india reforms are needed and modi reforms to open up market are good these people are protectionist india can't lift poor people like this
Not only hard working but also proper thinking planning guidance and support from appropriate bodies will make success . Poverty and illiteracy overcome .
“不忘初心、方得始终！”
习近平太棒了！
I was thinking.
The only thing I can claim as an achievement in life is.....I've made flop sweat fashionable.
Your welcome.
👍👍👍👍
Xi💜
CCP philosophy emphasising the pursuit of profit as a good thing ? I guess it's kind of a socio-comu-capitalist system, steered by state leadership with a strict adherence to party policy ( Whatever it may be at that time ) enforced by internal security safeguards.
Its CPC. It is about increasing people's income. Nothing to do with profit unlike the Capitalist or cronies based countries with vested interest to enrich themselves.
Seems to be working. Is there another country that's grown at the rate that China has over the past 30 years? Industrious nation with industrious people. Meanwhile in America, we're burning and looting our businesses.
income isnt inherently capitalist? capitalism is when the means of production are owned by individuals that have a political monopoly on power over the workers
Compare Xi Jinping with Joe Baiden, hahaha. It is a different world. One has worked for years with the poor, the other a senator, a hawk of imerialism , a political employee of bourgeoisie.
why the fk you have to mention xijinping? it's the chinese people who work hard and contribute to the economy
Then what happen?😆