Luxury Sales in Mainland China Are Booming: Hang Lung’s Chan
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Jul.30 -- Ronnie Chan, chairman at Hang Lung Group Ltd., discusses the areas of his business where he’s seeing growth, his business strategy and Hong Kong’s national security law imposed by Beijing. He speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: China Open.”
Ronnie Chan - "First of all there is no two sides, fact is a fact, let's face the fact. If you are afraid to face it, too bad!"
Pretty much they got slapped by Ronnie in the later.
Really well said!!! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Lol that slap is so hard, i was giggling when i heart he said it. What he said is true though. We shouldn’t see riots on the street like last year again and peace will be brought to HK.
Right on Mr Chan. There ‘s No 2 sides. Also, there was never a 2 million protest... pls do your homework Bloomberg! According to Reuters , only less than 250,000 !
Wow. That 2nd half of the interview took a turn.
This is the best objective comments so far I heard.
If people want to make money out of China, better respect us and preserve our stability. Don’t be hypocritical
Well said Ronnie, fact is fact.
Great interview. Hong Kong was under urban terrorism last year. This is a fact. Face it. And there were never two million marchings in the streets. The max number in the biggest rally on 17 June 2019 was no more than 600,000. This is the second fact. Face it. This can be verified and was verified, scientifically basing on the space of the streets where marches took place and the time those people marched from end to end, same as you can measure the volume of water flowing through a given duct by measuring how long it flows. People in the West have been dupped by media that cheat or do not bother to verify the facts. I am not a businessman but I support what Chan said. The HK National Security Law is a must. To hell with the white men's sanction.
Hosts: are you dismissing the views of 6.5 million people of Hong Kong who enjoy more freedoms and human rights than Americans and British people do, who wish to live in peace, stability and prosperity?
中国人民需要为跳跃而奋斗，中国人民需要扼杀他们没有前途的跳跃。
I’m a HK citizen. My observation is that most of us support the enactment of the national security law to restore our social stability and economic prosperity. We don’t want to be terrified to shut up and stay home. We don’t want to be forced to stop working, stop going to school ...
Hosts: do you want your children to live in chaotic and terrifying places like HK last year? Be honest and be true to yourself and others if you wish to earn respect from us.
trump: fire these two interviewers. it's too bad.
Two hosts: do you have national security laws back home? If yes, shut up and treat us with equal footing!!!
My god it's an opener for the interviewer. He just hasn't got reply. No security law in HK but there's one in US. The interviewer look stun.
But China 100% created the situation that made people protest, by eroding peoples rights and making false promises to the people of Hong Kong over multiple years. This was never just about a security law but about the erosion of trust in the Chinese government. Of course any place needs security but that doesn't take away why people protest in the first place, and why people rightfully doesn't trust that China will not misuse such laws. China bullied a small population into submission and then when people protest they point the fingers, not at the cause but at the effect. The biggest crime here is not some crazy protesters but the betrayal of a whole population.
@@martin-cheers it not the peaceful protest the hong kong people object to. The people of HK been protesting for years. It the continuous destructive riot. Trying to to bring down the government. If this happen in any other country dead bodies be on the streets . Quoting trump's. When riot start shooting start.
Keung Pang No, dead bodies is not a common thing in other countries even when protests are violent or they want another government. Violent protests are bad, I agree with that. But it’s not an argument against the protests as a whole and it does not take away that the people there have legitimate reasons to protest.
Keung Pang Trump is a fool, but just to be clear, he is not nearly as powerful in the US as Xi is in China. Trump have no say in how the police acts against protests, that’s under the jurisdiction of the individual states. He can send federal police but only to protect federal state property.
But don’t understand this at all. US and UK have laws. Some are terrorist laws. Doesn’t mean they are the same as China laws. HK also have laws. He brought up someone was burned alive on the street? He means HK doesn’t have a law against this and need China security law? He says its the protesters that want this law? What does this guy mean?
Half of the country flooded, and luxury sales are booming.
Sam, are you kidding ?
Clement Lam u should say, Ronnie are u Fxxking kidding us?
Nope, Google it yourself. Around Yangzi river, they flooded the small cities and village to prevent flooding the big cities. And now Manchuria region is also flooding.
that is the ccp logic!
LMAO look what’s happening in Japan then? You piece of ignorant and biased frog haha, thanks for Hating China and we are doing so good in the COVID and that definitely hurts you haha
wow. love2 hear something like this more. because. we should hear both sides. most of the time. in US/Western MSM. we hear about anti China. so rare 2hear other side something like this.
You should help yourself to be exposed to Asian and Chinese media if you don’t want to blinded and fooled by western media.
To be honest, 1️⃣. the anger of young people in Hong Kong developed from low societal status (which brought by money 💰) especially in a world class financial hub where everything is measured by money. 2️⃣ the distribution of wealth is extremely polarized in Hong Kong, those richs with capital keeps filling their pockets with more capital, and the hardworking middle class just work their ass off trying to buy a small condo built by those rich people and corporation with capitals while the low income groups feed themselves with labor works - and most of remaining labor works in HK rely on tourism. And who sends out most of the tourists to HK? Mainland China. 3️⃣ Education - this one is important because it is the key to employment! I have a few friends who I met in university, they all grew up in elite families who could afford to send them to private school in HK and overseas for university, and they could get better jobs through connections once they returned to hk. It’s similar to the states, kids in Ivy League and community colleges have very different paths. 4️⃣ Hong Kong had its climax before mainland China reopened to the world. When Deng introduced the the reform and opening-up policy, China began developing special economic zones such as Shenzhen, and these zones are in fact rivals to Hong Kong. China became less dependent on hk for international and financial tradings ever since. 5️⃣ young ppl see no hope but working as a 社畜 just like the Japanese, but what do they want to hear? They don’t want you to tell them to keep their feet on the ground and work hard towards one of the highest property price in the world. So when you throw them a rope (an excuse) as a way to escape from the reality, they grasp! In this case, that excuse is pretty much the rotting government and CCP. “We see no future, our freedom and liberty are being taken away blahblahblahblah” sadly I see no realistic ambition, diligence, motivation, vision, nor self reflection in those 廢青 aka wasted youths. Hong Kong’s future is doomed
It’s so exciting to hear from Ronnie that the luxury sales in China are blooming. It’s the result of solidarity of Chinese people🎉🎉👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks to Mr Chan for your rectification to those misleading comments and didn’t let go of them to dispose the matter with ambiguity. Like what you said “fact is fact....”.
Maybe Chinese rather invest in luxury goods than wholesome currency during these unprecedented times?....
Very informative and good interview with Ronnie Chan. Unfortunately Bloomberg likely won't invite him back on the show given how it went on the second half of this... LOL
Why does Bloomberg promote China
Money talks bro
Chinese money is here to stay,
it's all about disposable income of people... China cares about it ... it's expected
Fact is fact, excellent comments, Ronnie.
Well said
Doesn’t matter what’s fake or real in China. You would see janitors with balenciagas....
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤🌈
probably all knock offs lol...
no knock off doesn't count in sales
Hard facts I guess, always good to hear from both sides. US and China. Law is law..
If you think that any law is equal to any law then sure.
@@martin-cheers not saying the law is right or wrong. China does own HK, like it or not. Imagine a state trying to fight for its independence in any other country. Hey, I'm not trying to impose my views on anyone. Just a thought
Quriosity Hong Kong is part of China, it’s not owned by China. There is a difference and there is limits to how it’s legitimate to act towards a population. In many countries citizens are granted basic constitutional rights in how the government are allowed to engage with them, but in China people have very limited rights when dealing with the government. In the case of Hong Kong they were promised a set of rights that were supposed to be expanded but have been steadily eroded instead. This is an example of government exactly acting as it’s their ownership where as a legitimate form of government should be that the government is a servant of the people not the other way around.
Martin Christensen only Chinese people have the right to see if they have rights in China.
@@martin-cheers yes I agree on your points. But China isn't a democratic country, more a socialist/communist.
He is lying