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This video is very enlightening and astonishing because it proves that the PLA is corrupt.
It shows how China’s aircraft carrier Fujian, which is supposed to be the most advanced and powerful in its fleet, has some serious flaws and weaknesses. The cracks on the deck are alarming and could compromise the safety and performance of the carrier and its aircraft. The video also explains how China lacks the comprehensive capabilities and support systems to operate an effective carrier group, unlike the US Navy, which has decades of experience and expertise in this field. The US Navy’s aircraft carriers, such as the Gerald R. Ford-class, are much more advanced and reliable than China’s Fujian. They have more electrical power, more launch tubes, more stealth features, and more advanced radar systems. They also have a proven track record of successful operations and exercises with allies and partners around the world. The video makes it clear that China’s Fujian is no match for the US Navy’s aircraft carriers, and that China still has a long way to go before it can challenge the US naval dominance.
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Thanks for publishing this video on the current state of the Hong Kong and Southern Chinese Textile Industry, and its history.
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💔 The closure of Dongguan Minghai Finishing & Dyeing Factory and Dongguan Gogo Garment Manufacturing signifies the decline of China's garment processing industry and the end of an era for Hong Kong investment in mainland China.
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Dongguan Minghai Finishing & Dyeing Factory, a 30-year-old Hong Kong textile giant, announced the cessation of business operations due to financial difficulties.
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The closure of such a powerful factory has sent shockwaves through the industry and signals the end of an era in China's garment processing industry.
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The decline of large Hong Kong-funded factories in mainland China also reflects the decline of China's foreign trade industry.
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The closure of Dongguan Gogo Garment Manufacturing, a major lingerie factory, resulted in over 1,700 unemployed workers.
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Dongguan Gogo Garment Manufacturing was a key player in the international high-end lingerie market and had a solid reputation locally.
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💼 The collapse of traditional manufacturing companies in China, accelerated by the China-US trade war and the impact of the pandemic, has led to widespread shutdowns and financial difficulties for employees.
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Employees praised the well-run factory with good benefits and compensation.
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The factory struggled to resolve issues regarding severance payments and legal rights for employees after its collapse.
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Labor-intensive companies have shifted to Southeast Asia or Central America due to lower labor costs.
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The disappearance of China's demographic dividend and the China-US trade war have accelerated the exodus of traditional manufacturing factories from China.
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The pandemic and the Chinese government's zero-Covid policy have further impacted labor-intensive businesses.
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💔 Numerous veteran Hong Kong enterprises in Dongguan and Shenzhen, China, have announced closures and bankruptcies due to lack of orders and overwhelming debt.
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Several veteran Hong Kong enterprises, including toy factory Dongguan Jingli Plastic Electronics and clothing manufacturer Dongguan Kaiwei Knitting Clothing Manufacturing, announced closures.
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ALCO Electronics (Dongguan) Limited, a factory with over 20,000 employees at its peak, declared bankruptcy.
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In the first half of 2022, over 3,000 factories in Dongguan went bankrupt.
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Hong Kong-invested plastics factory Fu Huade Plastic Products in Shenzhen also closed after 17 years of operation.
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The reform and opening-up policy in China attracted Hong Kong's manufacturing industry due to low labor costs.
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📦 Hong Kong-funded enterprises played a crucial role in the development and prosperity of China's export trade in the Pearl River Delta.
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Shenzhen, Zhuhai, and Shantou became the first batch of Special Economic Zones in 1979, attracting Hong Kong businesses.
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Hong Kong-funded enterprises in the Pearl River Delta had a diversified industrial structure, including electronics, traditional industries, and supporting industries.
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Hong Kong has been the largest source of direct investment in the mainland, with cumulative investment of USD 1.43 trillion by the end of 2021.
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Investment by Hong Kong-funded enterprises in the Pearl River Delta slowed down after 2001 due to labor shortage and rising wages.
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The global financial crisis in 2008 and China's economic policy adjustments impacted Hong Kong-funded enterprises heavily.
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📉 The decline of Hong Kong-funded manufacturing enterprises in the Pearl River Delta and the impact of the U.S.-China trade war.
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Many Hong Kong enterprises shifted operations to Southeast Asia, leading to a decline in manufacturing in the Pearl River Delta.
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In 2007, Hong Kong-funded enterprises accounted for 72% of foreign enterprises in the Pearl River Delta.
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Hong Kong-funded manufacturing enterprises rapidly declined after 2007, with many relocating to other cities in Guangdong province or Southeast Asian countries.
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Rising labor costs, high taxes, and corruption were major challenges for Hong Kong-funded enterprises in the Pearl River Delta.
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The U.S.-China trade war dealt a fatal blow to predominantly export-oriented Hong Kong enterprises, particularly in the textile and clothing industry.
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💔 The Chinese clothing industry has faced significant challenges due to tariffs, the pandemic, and the restructuring of global supply chains, leading to widespread closures and a decline in the Chinese economy.
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A 25% tariff on finished clothing imported from China caused renowned clothing brands to cancel orders and turn to Southeast Asian countries.
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The pandemic and strict zero-COVID policy resulted in substantial losses for clothing processing factories.
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China's foreign trade processing enterprises experienced an unprecedented order drought due to global supply chain restructuring and the withdrawal of foreign enterprises.
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Widespread closures and relocations of factories led to the decline of Hong Kong-funded enterprises in China.
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The decline of traditional Hong Kong-funded enterprises symbolizes the declining state of the Chinese economy.
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Severe Desolation Grips Shanghai as Foreigners Depart, Businesses Close, and Overgrown Weeds Symbolize Economic Decline
😔 Shanghai faces severe desolation with businesses shut, overgrown weeds, and a significant decline in economic activity.
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Former bustling supermarket now desolate with overgrown weeds
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Decline in economic activity evident in empty streets and low store occupancy
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New commercial landmark fails to attract expected consumers
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Once thriving landmarks now quiet and deserted, with many closed stores
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Fuan Small Commodities Market, once bustling, now nearly empty
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🏙 Shanghai's economic decline leads to foreign business closures and desolation.
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E-commerce impact leads to diminishing prosperity.
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Pandemic and lockdowns catch merchants off guard, causing significant losses.
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Closure of iconic foreign supermarket symbolizes economic downturn.
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Carrefour stores face closure due to continuous losses and changing economic structure.
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Taxi driver observes drastic decrease in foreign customers in recent years.
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😔 Shanghai faces severe desolation as foreigners leave, businesses close, and overgrown weeds symbolize the city's decline.
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Economy and property prices declining, with luxury houses and large apartments affected.
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Empty streets and deserted nightlife districts, reflecting a shift from a thriving metropolis to decline.
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Significant decrease in foreigners and foreign capital, impacting the city's transformation.
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Financial sector experiencing overcapacity, with a sharp increase in sponsor representatives.
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😔 Severe economic downturn and exodus of foreigners lead to significant challenges in Shanghai.
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Year-end bonuses no longer attainable
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Increased pressure and layoffs in financial sector
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High unemployment rate and poor economic performance in Shanghai
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Migrant workers returning to hometowns
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Massive decrease in foreign population in Shanghai
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Domestic workers facing reduced income and increased workload
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📉 Shanghai's economic decline and foreign investment withdrawal are leading to severe desolation.
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Shanghai's economic decline due to foreign investment withdrawal
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Warning signs of China's economic downturn
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Factors contributing to China's economic downturn
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Forecasts for China's economic reopening
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Impact of Xi Jinping's policies on China's economy
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Expected cracks in the Chinese Communist party's capability
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😔 An online video reveals the decline of a once bustling mall in Shanghai, with many stores closing down and unemployment increasing.
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2023 has been a particularly difficult year for workers in Shanghai, with many stores going out of business.
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Wanda Plaza's 'Golden Street' is half-dead with hardly any business, and at least 30% of the shops are vacant.
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Many physical stores are struggling to survive, experiencing widespread unemployment and closures.
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Tourists are engaging in budget travel and only purchasing essential items, leading to a decline in business for many shops.
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Psychiatric departments in hospitals have become crowded, indicating a decline in mental health.
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The Decline of Shanghai Malls and China's Economy: Citizens' Fear to Spend, Deserted Stores, and a Looming Full-Scale Collapse
📉 China's economy is facing challenges with declining consumption, high unemployment, and low wages.
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China's economic recovery has been lackluster with continuous downward trends.
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94.8% of the Chinese population had monthly incomes under 5,000 yuan in 2022.
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Consumption has become a chronic obstacle hindering China's economy.
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Reform of the household registration system could stimulate consumption.
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China has the world's highest savings rate, but it is due to lack of wealth rather than richness.
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📉 China's economy is facing comprehensive weakness, with a decrease in domestic demand, unemployment, and a slump in key industries.
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China's domestic demand has decreased, with only about 100 million people having real purchasing power.
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China's economy has entered a state of comprehensive weakness, with a rise in unemployment and a decrease in overseas orders.
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Consumer spending in China has been sluggish, and the three engines of economic growth - investment, exports, and consumption - have all declined.
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China is experiencing deflation while facing intensified technology and economic sanctions from the United States and its allies.
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China's stock market has declined, and youth unemployment and the youth marriage rate have reached new highs and lows respectively.
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📉 The real estate industry in third- and fourth-tier cities in China is struggling, with housing prices declining by 20-30% compared to 2019 peak.
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Nearly 8% of university students or employed youth in Guangzhou identify with the 'Four No's'
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Sales of excavators in China have been declining since mid-2021
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Chinese authorities have urged frugality and belt-tightening since the Sino-US trade war
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Shanghai has the highest minimum wage standard at 2690 RMB, while 15 provinces have a minimum wage below 2000 RMB
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Some provinces in China are experiencing high costs of living and job shortages
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📉 The revival of the street-stall economy in China indicates a crumbling overall economic landscape.
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Workers often exceed the monthly limit of 44 hours without receiving overtime pay.
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Many companies in China pay lower wages than officially announced minimum wage.
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Mainland China plans to introduce more stimulus measures to support the economy.
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Cities in China are relaxing restrictions on street vending.
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The street-stall economy is seen as a return to a primitive economic model.
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📉 The e-commerce sector in China is experiencing intense competition, with companies like Alibaba and JD.com shifting towards low-price strategies.
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Alibaba's Jack Ma emphasizes the importance of Taobao and supporting small and medium-sized businesses.
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JD.com's founder Liu Qiangdong highlights the significance of low pricing for success.
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Pinduoduo's performance reflects the impact of low pricing on Chinese consumption.
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Taobao and Tmall change their subsidy strategy to focus on low-priced, multi-purchase goods.
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The Chinese economy faces potential collapse in 2023 due to accumulated problems and corruption.
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👩🎓 The video highlights the challenges faced by a young woman in China's education system and her pursuit of a new beginning.
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Many elders in China are willing to wait for hours just to get two steamed buns, which reflects the high value placed on food.
The education system in China may condition individuals to be submissive, desensitized, and lacking critical thinking skills.
A young woman's struggle to find success after graduation and her mother's harsh criticisms highlight the challenges faced by young graduates in China.
🧐 China mandates lipid panel tests for middle and primary school students, raising concerns about the responsibility of families and the quality of school meals.
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China has released guidelines mandating lipid panel tests as a routine check for middle and primary school students.
There are concerns about the responsibility of families for the health of children and the comprehensive survey conducted when enrolling in school.
A famous blogger highlights the wealth of school principals, the subpar quality of school meals, and the comparison to pet food in the US.
📚 The video discusses the inhumane behavior prevalent in the education system, including the practice of quantum speed reading in China.
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Inhumane behavior and humiliation are prevalent in the education system and society.
Quantum speed reading, a controversial method, is being taught in China.
The method claims to unlock a child's innate ability to resonate with the universe.
💔 The commercialization of China's education system is causing exhaustion, depression, and a passive mindset among students.
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China's education system is commercialized, with educational institutions prioritizing profit over the well-being of students.
Students bear the brunt of this commercialization, experiencing exhaustion and depression from a young age.
Reports indicate that over 2,000 elementary students in Hian District have taken leaves of absence due to psychological distress.
🇨🇳 China's Communist Party challenges ethical boundaries and pushes the country towards immorality.
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China has abolished welfare guarantees for housing, healthcare, elderly care, and education.
The Chinese Communist Party's mindset constantly challenges the ethical boundaries of humanity.
The world's disdain for the Chinese people stems from a mindset sculpted by the Communist Party.
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Taiwan rapping 'Can't touch this' by MC Hammer:
Triple Typhoons Cause Unprecedented Devastation as China's Coastal Regions Become a Vast Ocean Again! ---Timestamps
⛈ China faces an unprecedented challenge with three powerful typhoons threatening its coastal regions.
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Typhoon Saola made a double landfall in Guangdong on September 2nd, avoiding Taiwan.
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Typhoon Haikuri and Typhoon Hong Yen are following closely behind.
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Typhoon Saola was the strongest typhoon to hit Guangdong this year.
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The triple typhoon threat caused extensive flooding and urban inundation in Guangdong and Guangxi.
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Safety measures were initiated, including halting work, businesses, transportation, and schooling.
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🌀 Typhoon Silo causes severe weather conditions and widespread damage in Hong Kong and Guangdong Province.
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A woman is blown away by strong wind in Hong Kong.
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Fallen trees cause traffic disruptions in Shanghai City.
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Seawater intrusion and flooding affect Fujian Province.
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Typhoon Silo disrupts lives of nearly 450,000 individuals in Fujian Province.
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Typhoon Silo causes extensive damage and evacuation in Guangdong Province.
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⛈ Severe weather events, including torrential rains and typhoons, have caused significant impact and disaster in coastal areas of Southeast China.
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Guangdong and Eastern Fujian are bracing for adverse impacts and heavy rainfall.
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The Central Meteorological Observatory issued a red typhoon alert.
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Netizens criticize the ruling Chinese Communist Party for not addressing ongoing natural disasters.
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Typhoon Siola bypassed Taiwan and headed towards Hong Kong.
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Typhoon Haikui made landfall in Taiwan and was less impactful due to the central mountain range.
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🌀 Taiwan has experienced a series of typhoons that have mysteriously diverted their path away from the island, leading to speculation of a protective shield.
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Between 1911 and 2019, Taiwan experienced an average of three typhoons per year.
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Since August 2019, 14 typhoons have approached Taiwan but veered away or were impeded by the central mountain range.
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Typhoon forecast maps show unusual trajectories and near-misses of typhoons approaching Taiwan.
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In 1964, Taiwan was encircled by 34 typhoons, as if protected by an invisible shield.
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Recent typhoons like Typhoon Doksuri and Typhoon Kanu have bypassed Taiwan, making landfall in other regions.
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🌧 Typhoon Kanu brought significant rainfall to Taiwan, replenishing major reservoirs.
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Typhoon Kanu aided in refilling Taiwan's reservoirs and brought nourishment.
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Only a handful of typhoons in China have hit with a force of 17 level winds or higher.
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Guangdong has been the region most susceptible to typhoon hits.
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A significant shift in Taiwan's public sentiment occurred after the anti-extradition bill protest in Hong Kong.
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Some netizens believe that increasing disasters will persist as long as the Chinese Communist Party remains in power.
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Triple Typhoon Devastation in China: Tofu-Dreg Drainage System Collapse Leads to Submergence of Major Cities
⛈ China's northern and northeastern regions, including Hebei, have been devastated by floods, with heavy rainfall causing severe urban flooding and displacement of residents.
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Videos captured in Hebei show submerged areas with water reaching half a meter deep.
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Displaced flood victims lack proper relocation and basic living assurances.
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15 provinces in China, including Hunan, Jiangsu, and Zhejiang, have been hit by heavy to torrential rain.
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Severe flooding in Zhangjiajie, Hunan resulted in evacuations, geological disasters, and road closures.
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Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces issued multiple meteorological warnings due to intense rainfall and urban flooding.
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⛈ Typhoon Saola and other weather events bring heavy rain and flooding to China.
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Typhoon Saola is moving towards Taiwan and may make landfall in Guangdong.
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Typhoon Saola, Doksuri, and Haiwei form a triangular interaction, causing uncertainty in their paths.
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A southwestern vortex causes heavy rain in Sichuan, Henan, and Chongqing.
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The Three Gorges Dam prepares for the largest flood of the year.
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Recent heavy rainfalls lead to flooding and damage in Fujian, Guangdong, and Shenzhen.
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🌧 China's inadequate drainage systems and outdated design standards result in frequent urban flooding during heavy rainstorms.
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Many cities in China are designed to handle a 100-year event or even just a 50-year event, while this year's rainfall in Beijing and Hebei occurred once in 140 years.
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Most cities in China design their drainage systems based on a one-year recurrence standard, lagging behind developed countries by about 30 years.
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China's drainage technology is based on former Soviet standards, which are outdated compared to Western developed countries.
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China's low drainage design standards can be attributed to the neglect of scientific approaches to drainage system construction by the Soviet Union.
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The diameter of drainage pipes in China is determined by the political significance of the area, rather than flood risk levels or scientific considerations.
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🌧 Officials in the Chinese Communist Party prioritize personal gains over the well-being of the public, resulting in poorly built drainage systems and subpar construction quality.
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Visible construction projects often cut corners, and underground drainage works are shoddily built.
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Officials tend to favor surface-level aesthetic projects over drainage design.
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Municipal departments choose the least costly options for drainage projects, leading to small pipe diameters and minimal drainage outlets.
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Contracts for municipal projects are often awarded based on connections, resulting in kickbacks and subpar construction quality.
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Officials prioritize launching larger projects with lucrative returns instead of investing in underground drainage projects.
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🌊 Chinese cities are experiencing rapid growth of impermeable surfaces, leading to the decline of aquatic ecosystems and increased urban flooding.
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The impermeable surface area in Chinese cities is growing at a rate of 6.5% annually.
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The number of lakes in Wuhan has significantly decreased from 2002 to now, leading to urban flooding issues.
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Conflicts between different underground infrastructure projects in China are frequent and deep-seated due to lack of unified planning.
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Each sector of underground infrastructure operates independently, causing roads to be frequently dug up and refilled.
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Underestimation of population growth and water discharge exacerbates challenges in maintaining and renovating municipal networks.
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4:02 this lady is very brave and bold for speaking about her personal experiences, her life and this situation whilst living in the People'S R. of China.🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳
😔 China's abandonment of strict COVID-zero policies has led to a grim economic downturn with a large number of shops closing down and increasing homelessness.
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Chinese government suddenly abandoned its stringent covid zero policies
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Emergence of vast numbers of homeless unemployed
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Deserted streets and closed shops in Shangxiajiu, Guangzhou
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Depression in Shenzhen and Shanghai with lack of people and business activity
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China's state media propagating reports about struggling living conditions in Western countries
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Massive Store Closures and Unemployment in Shanghai and Shenzhen: The Great Depression Hits China as the Economy Crumbles and Middle-aged Workers Bear the Brunt
🌍 China's economy and food chain are in serious trouble, with a growing number of adults going hungry and job opportunities diminishing.
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One-seventh of the UK population can't get enough to eat.
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China's economy and food chain are in trouble, leading to an impending famine.
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Workers in Beijing face difficulties finding jobs and are paid low wages.
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A manager earning a high salary struggled to find work after losing his job at 45.
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Chain stores like KFC, Pizza Hut, IKEA, and Starbucks are not hiring middle-aged workers in China.
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👴 Middle-aged unemployment in China is a significant issue, with a growing number of unemployed individuals and a greater impact on society than youth unemployment.
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The middle-aged unemployed in China is a growing problem, comparable to youth unemployment.
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Middle-aged unemployment has a significant impact on society and the country.
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A large number of enterprises were deregistered and bankrupt in China.
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The national urban surveyed unemployment rate in China is 5.2%, with a high unemployment rate for the 16-24 year-old labor force.
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China's current unemployment statistics are inaccurate due to low official employment standards, data bias, and difficulties capturing the true employment situation of flexibly employed individuals.
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📉 China's economy is facing challenges as unemployment rates rise and key economic indicators decline.
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Unemployment rates in China have reached 6.2% to 7.5% of the total labour force.
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Structural imbalances in the Chinese economy, high debt-driven infrastructure construction, and decline in export trade volumes contribute to the economic challenges.
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In the first quarter of 2023, China's GDP increased by 4.5% year-on-year, but skepticism remains due to government data reliability concerns.
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Significant declines were observed in major economic indicators in the second quarter, including a decrease in exports and retail sales growth below expectations.
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Real estate investment and private fixed asset investment have declined, indicating weakening corporate confidence.
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📉 China's consumer spending is not strong enough to drive GDP growth, and the government's attempts to stimulate the economy have been ineffective.
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Consumer spending in China is not strong enough to push GDP growth to 5% or 6%.
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China's chronic issue is its high household leverage ratio, which is the root cause of the demand problem.
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Calls for saving the real estate market to revive domestic demand.
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Beijing authorities have acknowledged the economic challenges and attempted to stimulate the economy through interest rate cuts and printing currency.
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The government lacks funds, businesses are strapped for cash, and consumers have savings but are hesitant to spend.
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😔 China's economy is facing challenges and it is difficult to be positive at the moment.
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Stimulating consumption is unfeasible due to the bleak overall environment.
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Wall Street banks have lowered their forecasts for China's economic growth in 2023.
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Q1 2023 data shows impressive growth of 4.5%, surpassing expectations.
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Achieving a GDP growth target of 5% seems achievable considering previous stagnation.
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Many realize that going back to the way things were is not possible.
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🚗 Foreign car brands are losing ground to China's homegrown car manufacturers in the Chinese market.
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Acura, Honda's luxury arm, withdrew from the Chinese market in 2023 after facing consistent sales challenges.
Several other joint venture foreign brands, including Suzuki and Mitsubishi, have also left the Chinese market.
While foreign brands are struggling in China, they are thriving in other countries.
💼 The EU is investigating China's electric vehicle subsidies, posing a challenge to BYD's European aspirations.
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BYD and other Chinese brands face challenges in global markets, including high tariffs and skepticism over battery technology.
BYD has an advantage in Africa and Russia due to transactions being done in Chinese yuan.
Chinese electric cars hold an 8 percent share of the European market, but this advantage may soon disappear if anti-dumping and counter-subsidy investigations go against Chinese manufacturers.
🚗 BYD, a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer, is struggling to meet sales targets despite government support and faces competition from Tesla, Toyota, Volkswagen, and others.
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BYD's sales of electric vehicles and hybrids lag behind Tesla and Toyota.
Competition from giants like Tesla, Toyota, and Volkswagen pose significant challenges for BYD in the electric vehicle market.
Consumer skepticism and inadequate charging infrastructure are challenges for BYD's plug-in hybrids.
🚗 BYD's profitability heavily relies on subsidies and lags behind global giants like Tesla and Toyota.
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60% of BYD's net profit comes from subsidies.
BYD sold roughly 2.5 million units in 2023 up to June 30, while Tesla sold about 1.6 million units.
Traditional automotive powerhouses like Toyota and Volkswagen dominate the global market.
🌍 Many businesses are considering expanding their operations outside of China due to geopolitical tensions and evolving domestic policies.
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Hyundai Motor Group's sales in China declined due to geopolitical tensions and competition, but they have found success in India and Southeast Asia.
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