I think one of the most important factors that most Westerners haven't been able to understand is, the reason that the West in general could have been so successful in the past few hundreds of years, is simply because they respected science and technology, and put them into industrial sectors. But till this very day, I still see so many ppl in the West believing in they success because they are the West. This colonial era mindset is so poisonous, and keep backfiring at themselves. There was a period in China that they needed to sell millions of jeans if not hundreds of millions, to import an airplane from the West, and trust me, if the Collective West continue acting the way they are right now in the next decades, they would eventually find themselves need to do the same like the Chinese back then, when China comes back to where it has been in the last thousands of years, and the global south in general rise with it. And this is not something impossible.
It's the tide in and tide out. Here in the US, we have a growing number of elected politicians who believe that the earth is flat, that viruses, bacteria, and genes aren't real. Also, in spite of huge crop losses and major upticks in weather phenomenon, the average American doesn't accept Climate Change. The US will never return to what it was because it's collective mind has become primitive. We may Balkanize, allowing for brain drain to more intellectually friendly regions, but that's the most one can expect for the future.
@@cheungchingtong it's mostly because they were plundering huge amount of resources and value from their colonies for 500 years. It helped build their industrial foundation that leads to generating excess capacity and capital, which they use to raise the standard of living and education. So of course, they get to indulge in scientific research while the rest of the world is mired in poverty, brought upon them by western colonialism. Even today, the US is still supported by the exorbitant privilege of the USD that allows them to extract value from the rest of us through financial neocolonialism. The colonial mindset is indeed poisonous, but it is the only mindset that west has operated for the last 500 years.
That is a great 'creative writing' fantasy about how you want things to be. China becomes 'The West' and now The West will be self-punished to become poor China! Now China is the captain now! and China isn't guilty because 'The Collective West' is actually who lowered themselves by their own ignorance haha! but it's a creative writing fantasy. This isn't what is actually happening in your real life and is currently going the opposite trend where you and everyone else in China is poorer than you were 7 years ago. There is nothing new. There is no innovation. There are just a LOT of things that are now 8 years old but 8 years older. You're also living in a fantasy of 'The Collective West' and your Orwellian 'Global South' and these are, as Orwell's book had them, not real.
I lived in NYC, Los Angeles, and a few other American cities for 56 years. Now I live in Hong Kong China 😊 I hope I never have to go back to America I love the NYC I left, But not the NYC now If you have options gtfo America Best Regards Jimmy Wong
20 years ago, the area near Shenzhen Shekou Sea World was a gathering place for foreigners. There were German beer bars, Irish bars, Turkish kebabs, Indian restaurants, Thai food, Vietnamese food, and a "Beatles nightclub" where customers had to queue up to enter. Many foreigners were businessmen who came to China early to look for business opportunities, and there were also many people from Hong Kong and Taiwan. Early businesses especially needed middlemen who were good at English and Chinese to handle the quality requirements, production leadtime, delivery schedule and seafreight shipping of orders. Some foreign businessmen made money and opened their own factories, or opened joint ventures with Hong Kong people or local people.
MAX, greetings from Hong Kong 🇭🇰 SAR. All those westerners whom you had interviewed in the past who have decided to move out of their comfort zone and live in Asia or Southeast Asia, have indicated how much better life is, even those who are currently living and working in China 🇨🇳. All those westerners who are now living and working in China are saying so much valuable and great advances China 🇨🇳 is making, and so much positive news about China 🇨🇳. If you watch other TH-camrs who are tourists in China 🇨🇳, it is a WAKE-UP call to them and an eye-opener to them. So why is it that the general western public who have never seen China 🇨🇳 and have never left their own home town have such bad vibes about China 🇨🇳 ? More westerners should get out of their little “squirrel hole” and see the world more and visit China 🇨🇳. China 🇨🇳 is way ahead of China in technology, space science, automation, EV CAR production, raw Earth technology, chip production, etc…👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Love this how this ex-pat American has learned the difference between Chinese community centric (edited) society versus American individualistic society - and especially how he doesn't talk politics but describes the China he lives and works in, in a neutral manner. Very refreshing indeed. Wished that the video is longer, taking us to the exhibition halls, etc of this fascinating city that is Shenzhen.
@@M.B.1001 everyone is entitled to their opinions and free to express them. isnt this your idea of western freedom of speech that you hold in such high esteem?
@@M.B.1001 Only according to YOUR OWN biased opinion. According to YOUR mentality, anyone who does not speak evil of China is "pro-Chinese" which is very one-sided and narrow in perspective. So, if someone speaks wonders he has seen of parts of the U.S., he is tagged, "pro-American" or if he sees the Eiffel Tower in France and wax lyrical about its structure, he is automatically, "pro-France"? If so, you have an extremely limited intellectual scope of life.
i'm watching a lot of these videos now...having lived in the uk for 50 years I am actually thinking about whether to emigrate to china. my parents are chinese, and i speak cantonese. I would need to learn to read and write. I was worried about healthcare but having watched more videos it seems healthcare is way better in china. I will have to pay, still i'd rather pay and get great doctors and specialists rather than like in the uk have to wait to be referred and wait weeks for appointments. Next thing i have to look at is vet fees and bring my cats over. so much to consider. I do like slightly rural places that have some closeness to the city too. so exciting.
I get yeah I am in my mid 40s in Australia and had plans to at least retire there in my 50s. I can speak both Cantonese and Mandarin, so I can be anywhere really. I think a retirement in China is much healthier than the west.
@@passby8070 you sound very suited to China then. I plan to learn mandarin, already using Duolingo but learning to read and write will be difficult, though I recognise very basic words. I agree China could be a good place to emigrate, I am sick of the cost of living here and no choice in simple things like vegetables since i don't eat meat. But my biggest fear is that China doesn't have a slower pace of life for retirees. I lived in Hong Kong for a few years and hated it. I live in the countryside in the UK, and if I moved to china with my parents who both speak good Mandarin, we'd go to Zhongshan as we have relatives there. I guess i want a simpler, better quality of life. I am also used to living in houses with gardens and not high rises. We are going there for a holiday in a few months and may look at houses too. The west is really going down hill. The job market for my kind of jobs is getting harder too.
@@Chanfamilymemories You REALLY need to watch more "Expat in China" Channels. If you can find peaceful countryside in the UK you can CERTAINLY find a similar peace in a country the geographic size of USA. (China has 39 times the geographic size of the UK and 20 times the population.... if a large percentage are in the Megacities, that's MORE open area outside) (Just btw, I'm a Londoner, so I get the "Congestion issue")
@@rogerstarkey5390 will definitely watch more expat in china videos for sure. Zhongshan where we are going for a holiday is meant to be a bit slower than the big cities. Guess we will see when we get there. my ideal is a mix of old china, rural china, plus town nearby for convenience. just scared of too much business. when i am in london, i just have to rush back to the uk countryside
The present of China has been undergone a long learning curve come with steeping costs whereby China has invested heavily in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) in education. The keyword is the "democratic" governments serve the oligarchs/ capitalists whereas the China government (centralised mixed with free economy) is uniquely served the people of China - insofar this model is only "workable" in China.
China is going to stay, and US is also going to stay, and a number of other countries like India and Russia will come back up also. China has lived long enough to know that the world won't be rule by one country, and the world is big enough for multiple powerful countries. That's why Xi is clever enough to say they want to work with US, and not trying to pull US down. Hopefully the young nation US can grow up fast enough to do the same.
Xi isn't just "SAYING" it. Uut I fear uSA (Intentional lower case "u") will more likely either try "extreme measures" to regain perceived status (which won't work) OR Tear itself apart by blaming "The other side" *Within* the country.
China is a catalyst to global economic cooperation development growth peace diplomacy. China is a blessing and benefactor to the world. Wishing all a very Happy Spring Festival in The Year Of The Wood Snake ❤️🇨🇳🐍
Like what Yang Jiechi said at Anchorage, the United States does not have the qualification to say that it wants to speak to China from a position of strength
Wrong attitude. IF you look, China is *ALL* about "Living with others" What do you think both BRICS and Belt& Road is? (From *Their* perspective) They are replicating in other countries the systems which allowed THEIR provinces to prosper. It's about MUTUAL benefit.
One side prioritoze the well being of its people, while the other side favours the corporations, arms suppliers & contractors and Israel. Up to their people to choose which they prefer.
I have always said to just ignore Trump. He says stuff to impress his base, but then reality hits and he backs off and slowly forgets everything he has said and moves onto other moronic ideas.
What can the US do? If Chinese products enter the US freely , US companies and industry’s will almost all be eliminated. Trumps tariffs in effort to initiate joint production in US I’m not convinced, work ethics/culture is just not there.
@@chankane there are in fact many things uncle sam can do, it will cost you, but there are ways to move forward indeed. E.g joint ventures but China will ask for domination on both production and technology adaptation, FDI for highly valued products like AI and automation, but again China will ask the same. If uncle sam is willing to accept the terms and conditions, it can make America great again under the shadow of Chinese technology and philosophy.
@@chriscain7333 Agree with you on maga under the shadow and leadership of China. Western liberal democracy did well in the second half of the 20th Century but for the 21st, it has proven to be lagging and grossly inefficient compared to the Chinese model. The former focus was to enrich western capitalists and America's and western hegemony while the latter actually creates a better world order where there's more equity and progress for neglected developing non-western countries.
Unfortunately the US has fallen to some toxic ideas based on poor assumptions that will only make China stronger. Even today Trump backed by delusion tech oligarchs has decided to enter a trade war with the entire world based on the idea that everyone will just pay the US because it's so awesome. Meanwhile the tech oligarchs have decided that fucking with the government and playing around with imaginary money is more lucrative than actual innovation and actual useful products. Many things that made America strong have become cancerous parodies of itself.
On the first question, about the biggest misconception about China, I think what I'm seeing online shows the opposite, more people who think China is this futuristic utopia and don't know that a lot of it is indeed backwater, which is perfectly normal for a country of that size, also no place is perfect, and both answers are true to an extent, but it's more in the middle. China loves this episode of great PR that it's having these days, but it feels more like form over substance and there's a lot of rot behind its shiny facades. Now, to each their own, there are so many factors that influence our preferences, but living in China would be a no for me. Too many cons and in my case they outweigh the pros. But for China the boom days are over, which doesn't mean there's no more growth left, it's just going to be less, and the population is ageing rapidly and has entered its decline phase. China is headed towards a future with strong competition from younger and more exciting places.
I love Asia. I have been to China several times. I’m not into east west politics and I agree that many places including in technically third world countries have transportation infrastructure that puts America to shame. But! When I see two different channels with different people reading from the same script almost word for word. I call it like I see it. I’m cool with bragging on tech but really. iPad like displays as if it’s something new in 2025 in cars?? Teslas had that tech 13 years ago. Just say you are a spokesperson or this video is sponsored by the ccp so the bullshit meter does not keep pinging in the red. I do recommend everyone should go to China. Even when I was detained there I remember it fondly.
@@GraphicHut Yes tesla might have that tech, but look at the price difference. Why is it that the US imposed sanctions on chinese EV's? Its because the US just cannot compete with the chinese in terms of automobile. Banning of huawei but not honor which is an subsidiary? Because huawei was getting too big in the US overshadowing Apple and Samsung.
It's a good channel. You don't have to agree with what the people in the video say but it captures perspectives of people in Asia that most Westerners are not familiar with. It was hilarious when people joined rednote during the tiktok ban and were shocked that people in China have basic 21st century conveniences.
I think one of the most important factors that most Westerners haven't been able to understand is, the reason that the West in general could have been so successful in the past few hundreds of years, is simply because they respected science and technology, and put them into industrial sectors. But till this very day, I still see so many ppl in the West believing in they success because they are the West. This colonial era mindset is so poisonous, and keep backfiring at themselves.
There was a period in China that they needed to sell millions of jeans if not hundreds of millions, to import an airplane from the West, and trust me, if the Collective West continue acting the way they are right now in the next decades, they would eventually find themselves need to do the same like the Chinese back then, when China comes back to where it has been in the last thousands of years, and the global south in general rise with it. And this is not something impossible.
It's the tide in and tide out. Here in the US, we have a growing number of elected politicians who believe that the earth is flat, that viruses, bacteria, and genes aren't real. Also, in spite of huge crop losses and major upticks in weather phenomenon, the average American doesn't accept Climate Change. The US will never return to what it was because it's collective mind has become primitive. We may Balkanize, allowing for brain drain to more intellectually friendly regions, but that's the most one can expect for the future.
But without the West, poor China would still be using abacus and riding donkey.
@@cheungchingtong it's mostly because they were plundering huge amount of resources and value from their colonies for 500 years. It helped build their industrial foundation that leads to generating excess capacity and capital, which they use to raise the standard of living and education. So of course, they get to indulge in scientific research while the rest of the world is mired in poverty, brought upon them by western colonialism. Even today, the US is still supported by the exorbitant privilege of the USD that allows them to extract value from the rest of us through financial neocolonialism.
The colonial mindset is indeed poisonous, but it is the only mindset that west has operated for the last 500 years.
That is a great 'creative writing' fantasy about how you want things to be. China becomes 'The West' and now The West will be self-punished to become poor China! Now China is the captain now! and China isn't guilty because 'The Collective West' is actually who lowered themselves by their own ignorance haha!
but it's a creative writing fantasy. This isn't what is actually happening in your real life and is currently going the opposite trend where you and everyone else in China is poorer than you were 7 years ago.
There is nothing new. There is no innovation. There are just a LOT of things that are now 8 years old but 8 years older.
You're also living in a fantasy of 'The Collective West' and your Orwellian 'Global South' and these are, as Orwell's book had them, not real.
i'm watching you walk along and I am marveling at the beautiful trees with pretty coloured flowers and the parks. It's stunning.
Wow, this guy knows China so well, and basically it's the truth, we need this kind of friend.
We could learn a lot from China...like the perils of free speech. its not all its cracked up to be. Our all powerful leader knows best.
I lived in NYC, Los Angeles, and a few other American cities for 56 years.
Now I live in Hong Kong China 😊
I hope I never have to go back to America
I love the NYC I left, But not the NYC now
If you have options gtfo America
Best Regards
Jimmy Wong
这哥们不愧是在中国这些相关企业工作了这么多年， 说话很诚恳。 没有过度夸大或者偏颇。
20 years ago, the area near Shenzhen Shekou Sea World was a gathering place for foreigners. There were German beer bars, Irish bars, Turkish kebabs, Indian restaurants, Thai food, Vietnamese food, and a "Beatles nightclub" where customers had to queue up to enter. Many foreigners were businessmen who came to China early to look for business opportunities, and there were also many people from Hong Kong and Taiwan. Early businesses especially needed middlemen who were good at English and Chinese to handle the quality requirements, production leadtime, delivery schedule and seafreight shipping of orders. Some foreign businessmen made money and opened their own factories, or opened joint ventures with Hong Kong people or local people.
MAX, greetings from Hong Kong 🇭🇰 SAR. All those westerners whom you had interviewed in the past who have decided to move out of their comfort zone and live in Asia or Southeast Asia, have indicated how much better life is, even those who are currently living and working in China 🇨🇳. All those westerners who are now living and working in China are saying so much valuable and great advances China 🇨🇳 is making, and so much positive news about China 🇨🇳. If you watch other TH-camrs who are tourists in China 🇨🇳, it is a WAKE-UP call to them and an eye-opener to them.
So why is it that the general western public who have never seen China 🇨🇳 and have never left their own home town have such bad vibes about China 🇨🇳 ? More westerners should get out of their little “squirrel hole” and see the world more and visit China 🇨🇳. China 🇨🇳 is way ahead of China in technology, space science, automation, EV CAR production, raw Earth technology, chip production, etc…👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
The timing of your China series is good.. Deepseek❤ and more to come
Love this how this ex-pat American has learned the difference between Chinese community centric (edited) society versus American individualistic society - and especially how he doesn't talk politics but describes the China he lives and works in, in a neutral manner. Very refreshing indeed. Wished that the video is longer, taking us to the exhibition halls, etc of this fascinating city that is Shenzhen.
He is VERY biased. Pro-Chinese.
@@M.B.1001 everyone is entitled to their opinions and free to express them. isnt this your idea of western freedom of speech that you hold in such high esteem?
@@M.B.1001 Only according to YOUR OWN biased opinion. According to YOUR mentality, anyone who does not speak evil of China is "pro-Chinese" which is very one-sided and narrow in perspective.
So, if someone speaks wonders he has seen of parts of the U.S., he is tagged, "pro-American" or if he sees the Eiffel Tower in France and wax lyrical about its structure, he is automatically, "pro-France"?
If so, you have an extremely limited intellectual scope of life.
@@M.B.1001 You are more arrogant and ignorant
@@M.B.1001the bot farm wants their money back. Be more creative in your comment.
When you can't compete, start playing the democracy vs authoritarian cards. 🤷
The crazy thing is at this very moment Trump is exhibiting a FAR more Authoritarian attitude, and not just in his own country.
American that is
he knows china well
i'm watching a lot of these videos now...having lived in the uk for 50 years I am actually thinking about whether to emigrate to china. my parents are chinese, and i speak cantonese. I would need to learn to read and write. I was worried about healthcare but having watched more videos it seems healthcare is way better in china. I will have to pay, still i'd rather pay and get great doctors and specialists rather than like in the uk have to wait to be referred and wait weeks for appointments. Next thing i have to look at is vet fees and bring my cats over. so much to consider. I do like slightly rural places that have some closeness to the city too. so exciting.
I get yeah I am in my mid 40s in Australia and had plans to at least retire there in my 50s. I can speak both Cantonese and Mandarin, so I can be anywhere really. I think a retirement in China is much healthier than the west.
@@passby8070 you sound very suited to China then. I plan to learn mandarin, already using Duolingo but learning to read and write will be difficult, though I recognise very basic words. I agree China could be a good place to emigrate, I am sick of the cost of living here and no choice in simple things like vegetables since i don't eat meat. But my biggest fear is that China doesn't have a slower pace of life for retirees. I lived in Hong Kong for a few years and hated it. I live in the countryside in the UK, and if I moved to china with my parents who both speak good Mandarin, we'd go to Zhongshan as we have relatives there. I guess i want a simpler, better quality of life. I am also used to living in houses with gardens and not high rises. We are going there for a holiday in a few months and may look at houses too. The west is really going down hill. The job market for my kind of jobs is getting harder too.
@@Chanfamilymemories
You REALLY need to watch more "Expat in China" Channels.
If you can find peaceful countryside in the UK you can CERTAINLY find a similar peace in a country the geographic size of USA. (China has 39 times the geographic size of the UK and 20 times the population.... if a large percentage are in the Megacities, that's MORE open area outside)
(Just btw, I'm a Londoner, so I get the "Congestion issue")
@@rogerstarkey5390 will definitely watch more expat in china videos for sure. Zhongshan where we are going for a holiday is meant to be a bit slower than the big cities. Guess we will see when we get there. my ideal is a mix of old china, rural china, plus town nearby for convenience. just scared of too much business. when i am in london, i just have to rush back to the uk countryside
你会说广东话， 可以考虑先来这边旅游观光几次， 多多了解再做下一步决定。 另外， 哪里都有好有坏。 还是需要多多了解才确定是否适合自己。
Very well said
The present of China has been undergone a long learning curve come with steeping costs whereby China has invested heavily in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) in education. The keyword is the "democratic" governments serve the oligarchs/ capitalists whereas the China government (centralised mixed with free economy) is uniquely served the people of China - insofar this model is only "workable" in China.
Abraham Lincoln would be impressed? ("of the people, by the people, for the people"?)
A significant part of the attitudes are rooted in racism.
Indeed
stereotype
More like lazy racism.
Racism bred by a colonial attitude of arrogance and chauvinism.
and we all know how great china is in terms of racism lmao
China is going to stay, and US is also going to stay, and a number of other countries like India and Russia will come back up also.
China has lived long enough to know that the world won't be rule by one country, and the world is big enough for multiple powerful countries. That's why Xi is clever enough to say they want to work with US, and not trying to pull US down.
Hopefully the young nation US can grow up fast enough to do the same.
Xi isn't just "SAYING" it.
Uut I fear uSA (Intentional lower case "u") will more likely either try "extreme measures" to regain perceived status (which won't work) OR Tear itself apart by blaming "The other side" *Within* the country.
After seeing the power struggle in the US today, I have doubts about US being here to stay.
China is a catalyst to global economic cooperation development growth peace diplomacy. China is a blessing and benefactor to the world. Wishing all a very Happy Spring Festival in The Year Of The Wood Snake ❤️🇨🇳🐍
Like what Yang Jiechi said at Anchorage, the United States does not have the qualification to say that it wants to speak to China from a position of strength
It is not just about how to live with China. It is about how to compete with it.
Wrong attitude.
IF you look, China is *ALL* about "Living with others"
What do you think both BRICS and Belt& Road is? (From *Their* perspective)
They are replicating in other countries the systems which allowed THEIR provinces to prosper.
It's about MUTUAL benefit.
He’s speaking from his POV. There are other POVs to consider not just one. To each will act according to his own interests.
One side prioritoze the well being of its people, while the other side favours the corporations, arms suppliers & contractors and Israel. Up to their people to choose which they prefer.
I ve seen this video before. Is this an old one?
Same guy, part 2
The Bay Area is great ..
American Pirates are Great Again
Exports only account for 10% American GDP. How about China?
He might be a spy
I have always said to just ignore Trump. He says stuff to impress his base, but then reality hits and he backs off and slowly forgets everything he has said and moves onto other moronic ideas.
is this reupload?
Part 2
@@MaxChernov better add "Part 2 " in the title, it was a reupload my 1st thought
@@MaxChernov He looks 65 yr old so he came to shenzhen when 50 yr old. He is too old for marketing job which many younger American Chinese can do it.
What can the US do? If Chinese products enter the US freely , US companies and industry’s will almost all be eliminated. Trumps tariffs in effort to initiate joint production in US I’m not convinced, work ethics/culture is just not there.
@@chankane there are in fact many things uncle sam can do, it will cost you, but there are ways to move forward indeed. E.g joint ventures but China will ask for domination on both production and technology adaptation, FDI for highly valued products like AI and automation, but again China will ask the same.
If uncle sam is willing to accept the terms and conditions, it can make America great again under the shadow of Chinese technology and philosophy.
特朗普做的事类似晚清政府做的事。。。闭关锁国
@@chriscain7333 Agree with you on maga under the shadow and leadership of China. Western liberal democracy did well in the second half of the 20th Century but for the 21st, it has proven to be lagging and grossly inefficient compared to the Chinese model. The former focus was to enrich western capitalists and America's and western hegemony while the latter actually creates a better world order where there's more equity and progress for neglected developing non-western countries.
Unfortunately the US has fallen to some toxic ideas based on poor assumptions that will only make China stronger. Even today Trump backed by delusion tech oligarchs has decided to enter a trade war with the entire world based on the idea that everyone will just pay the US because it's so awesome. Meanwhile the tech oligarchs have decided that fucking with the government and playing around with imaginary money is more lucrative than actual innovation and actual useful products. Many things that made America strong have become cancerous parodies of itself.
The problem is that, US is putting tariffs on a lot of products that the US is not even in the business of producing.
为什么我感觉这视频我很早就看过？也是这个哥们
续集
They are not of the same idealogy or humility.
Or apparently Intellect?
0:48 I know they have high tech *(Orwellian system).* 🤭
On the first question, about the biggest misconception about China, I think what I'm seeing online shows the opposite, more people who think China is this futuristic utopia and don't know that a lot of it is indeed backwater, which is perfectly normal for a country of that size, also no place is perfect, and both answers are true to an extent, but it's more in the middle. China loves this episode of great PR that it's having these days, but it feels more like form over substance and there's a lot of rot behind its shiny facades.
Now, to each their own, there are so many factors that influence our preferences, but living in China would be a no for me. Too many cons and in my case they outweigh the pros.
But for China the boom days are over, which doesn't mean there's no more growth left, it's just going to be less, and the population is ageing rapidly and has entered its decline phase. China is headed towards a future with strong competition from younger and more exciting places.
Propagandalicious 😂
Well, I just watched the drivel Vance is spouting.... PURE propaganda
Ignorance😂
I love Asia. I have been to China several times. I’m not into east west politics and I agree that many places including in technically third world countries have transportation infrastructure that puts America to shame. But! When I see two different channels with different people reading from the same script almost word for word. I call it like I see it. I’m cool with bragging on tech but really. iPad like displays as if it’s something new in 2025 in cars?? Teslas had that tech 13 years ago. Just say you are a spokesperson or this video is sponsored by the ccp so the bullshit meter does not keep pinging in the red. I do recommend everyone should go to China. Even when I was detained there I remember it fondly.
@@GraphicHut Yes tesla might have that tech, but look at the price difference. Why is it that the US imposed sanctions on chinese EV's? Its because the US just cannot compete with the chinese in terms of automobile. Banning of huawei but not honor which is an subsidiary? Because huawei was getting too big in the US overshadowing Apple and Samsung.
Are you serious? You mean 中有科技嗎？確定不是偷來的。
Specify?
this channel is becoming free CCP propaganda
It's a good channel. You don't have to agree with what the people in the video say but it captures perspectives of people in Asia that most Westerners are not familiar with. It was hilarious when people joined rednote during the tiktok ban and were shocked that people in China have basic 21st century conveniences.
A free Gordon Chang propaganda detected!
Your alias fits you well
What about you?
We could learn a lot from China...like the perils of free speech. its not all its cracked up to be. Our all powerful leader knows best.