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  1. 🚲 Chinese youth use electric wheelchairs to bypass regulations on electric bicycles. 00:05 New regulations on electric bicycles have led to young Chinese people using electric wheelchairs for commuting. 00:05 Videos of young people using electric wheelchairs for commuting are being widely shared on social media. 00:54 Rectification campaigns and confiscation of electric bicycles have been carried out by police in various cities. 01:09 Residents have expressed dissatisfaction with the police's actions in confiscating electric vehicles. 01:24 Residents in different cities have given up electric bicycles and started using electric scooters instead. 02:39 🚲 Electric wheelchairs are not classified as vehicles and are not bound by traffic regulations, leading to an increase in usage among young people in China. 03:31 Electric wheelchairs are not managed as motor vehicles or non-motor vehicles and do not require a license or helmet. 03:31 Many young people in China switched to electric wheelchairs for convenience after the implementation of new regulations for electric bicycles. 04:03 The Chinese government has launched campaigns to regulate electric bicycles, with control measures implemented in approximately 190 cities. 04:19 Chinese police intercept motorcycles and electric bicycles to make money by selling the seized vehicles to Africa, Pakistan, and other places. 04:56 Several cities in Guangdong province, such as Guangzhou and Dongguan, have strict bans on motorcycles and have confiscated them from riders. 05:29 😔 Incidents of mistreatment and confiscation of electric bicycles by traffic police in China have sparked public dissatisfaction. 06:51 Motorcyclist injured and fined after being forcibly stopped by traffic police. 06:51 Woman on electric bicycle surrounded by police officers, breaks down in tears. 07:23 Delivery drivers resorting to alternative methods to avoid inspection. 07:54 China has over 400 million electric bicycles, surpassing the number of privately-owned cars. 08:11 Increased fines and restrictions on electric bicycles causing public dissatisfaction. 09:01 💰 Traffic fines in China have become a significant source of revenue for local governments, with penalty revenues showing a significant growth trend. 09:35 Chinese traffic management department has been criticized as a 'licensed robber' 09:35 Chengwu County in Shandong Province introduced a 'monthly penalty subscription' 10:10 Local traffic fines generate over 30 million yuan annually in a county 10:45 Traffic police in Hunan Province strive to achieve a target of 130 million yuan 11:20 Penalty revenues in many parts of China have shown a significant growth trend 11:57 🚦 Traffic penalty revenues in China have significantly increased, with Qingdao City leading the list. 12:37 Qingdao City had penalty revenues of 4.4 billion yuan in 2021, a 127% growth from 2020. 12:37 Nanchang had the largest increase in penalty revenue at 151%, followed by Suqian (133%), Changzhou (110%), Xiangyang (118%), Yibin (105%), Huanggang (102%), and Jiaxing (105%). 13:00 Total traffic fines in China in 2020 were around 300 billion yuan, averaging over a thousand yuan per vehicle. 13:29 Han Deyun revealed the unreasonable set up and misuse of traffic road signs and the 'electronic police' system, leading to excessive fines. 14:07 Traffic management departments set up 'traps' to maximize fines, including lower maximum speeds, multiple speed limits on the same road, altered lane settings, and universal fines for parking violations. 14:23
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  2. The Communist CCP is only skilled in propaganda and copying or coCCPying. Timestamps below; 2:31 I've noticed that about the South China Morning Post since Jack Ma, who I like, bought the company too. His ownership of the South China Morning Post has made the SCMP/South China Morning Post become pro-CCP communism, though it supports the Communist CCP using much more subtle methods than the state-owned CCP propaganda of the People's R. of China. 🛩 A report on China's J20 fighter jet using advanced technology to successfully detect and shoot down a US B21 bomber in a simulated air combat. 00:00 China's J20 fighter jet using advanced technology to detect and shoot down a US B21 bomber in a simulated air combat The skepticism and debate surrounding the authenticity of the report The origin of the report from a paper by associate professor Chen Jun from China's Northwestern Polytechnical University 🛩 The South China Morning Post is accused of exaggerating China's military capabilities and facing technology challenges. 02:31 The South China Morning Post is accused of shifting to a tool for CCP propaganda. The CCP is facing technology challenges with its military projects, including leaks and hacking incidents. 🕵 Sensitive military networks using open source Linux were targeted by hacking software, revealing CCP's technological development and hypersonic weapon technology. 04:56 Sensitive military networks using open source Linux were targeted by hacking software. Northwestern Polytechnical University's research on hypersonic cruise missiles and the CCP's hypersonic weapon technology. Discovery of hacking and intrusion in the University's network system, leading to investigation by cybersecurity experts. 🚨 The CCP's biggest leak and hacking event in history has led to the rendering of missile troops ineffective, causing Xi Jinping to conduct extensive purges in the rocket Force. 07:31 The hacking of Northwestern Polytechnical University has rendered decades of research projects futile, leading to the development of hypersonic rocket engines and missiles starting from scratch. Xi Jinping denies China would attack Taiwan by 2027 or 2035, revealing that the rocket Force's trump card is gone. Xi Jinping instructed Chinese Industries to achieve chip Independence and focus on nanometer technology and electronic circuits for drones. 🛰 The US military used advanced electromagnetic waves and signal sources to protect Pelosi's aircraft from China's electronic warfare equipment. 10:00 US military formed a strong electronic interference barrier northeast of Taiwan to protect Pelosi's aircraft China's electronic warfare aircraft and destroyer failed to locate Pelosi's plane due to US carrier strike groups' interference Xi Jinping admitted the failure of China's electronic countermeasure Brigade and the outdated radar technology
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  3. There will be soon. China's Banks on the Brink: Frozen Accounts, Withdrawal Restrictions, and Unexplained Transfers Threaten $90 Trillion Debt Crisis.
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  4. Yiwu, Zhejiang Province, the 'Capital of Small Commodities,' is known for its counterfeit goods market. 00:00 Yiwu is home to the world's largest small commodities wholesale market. The phrase 'pressure on Yiwu' refers to the swift replication of popular products as counterfeit goods. Suppliers in Yiwu can source or create identical items within a short period of time. 💼 The counterfeit personal shopping industry in China is booming, with faux personal shoppers buying high-quality counterfeit luxury goods and selling them for slightly less than the original's retail value. 04:10 The counterfeit personal shopping industry in China has grown due to the demand for luxury brands and their allure. Yiwu likely serves as a hub for these counterfeit operations. Yiwu offers both counterfeit luxury goods and original branded products of varying quality. 💼 Yiwu's development model, coined by Xi Jinping, has propelled rapid prosperity through attracting and strengthening businesses, primarily driven by counterfeiting. 07:53 Xi Jinping summarized Yiwu's developmental experience as 'inexplicable,' 'creating out of nothing,' and 'turning stone into gold.' Yiwu's industrial growth is credited to the approach of attracting big businesses and strengthening existing ones. Yiwu's reliance on counterfeiting has facilitated rapid prosperity for its populace. 🏭 The video showcases the production of skin-cooling silk masks and leather bags in a family-run workshop in Yiwu, China. 11:31 The production of skin-cooling silk masks and leather bags is done in a family-run workshop in Yiwu, China. The video raises concerns about the hygiene standards of the workshop due to its cluttered setup. Yiwu's success may be attributed to its low costs, rapid adaptability, and short production cycles. 🛍 Yiwu's wholesale market for small commodities may have deceptive practices, such as selling goods by weight with packaging included and offering leftover stock with imperfections. 14:41 Goods in Yiwu are sold by weight, including packaging, leading to potential misrepresentations. Many products sold by weight in Yiwu are leftover stock with imperfections and incomplete sets. Thorough inspection and unpackaging of goods is essential when sourcing from Yiwu.
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  5. 🍇 The video discusses the rampant overcharging and deceitful practices in a city in China, leading to growing disinterest in visiting the area. 00:00 Deceitful practices from fruit vendors to taxi drivers in a city in China Growing disinterest in visiting the city due to service chaos and overcharging Even locals choosing to relocate due to the situation ⚠ Tourist scams and overcharging at attractions in China. 02:52 Ticket prices at attractions are marked up significantly, with travel agencies paying a fraction of the official price. Tourist scams involve selling counterfeit products, recommending specific tourist spots and restaurants for kickbacks, and overcharging for transportation. Bus drivers are implicated in overcharging tourists and promoting specific attractions and restaurants for high commissions. 🏠 The video discusses the challenges in the housing market and tourism sector in a Chinese city. 05:46 High property prices in the city make it unaffordable for ordinary wage earners. Real estate fraud and deserted developments are causing distress for property owners. Many Northerners are turning to alternative winter destinations due to substandard accommodations and high living costs in the city. 🌴 The video compares the value for money of snorkeling experiences in Malaysia and SAA, highlighting the unique and dreamlike experience of watching fireflies in a dark rainforest. 08:37 Malaysia offers a day tour including snorkeling, sea outings, and night tours of tropical rainforest to watch fireflies for around 20028 yen. Snorkeling near SAA Long Bay can cost 500 to 1,000 yen for less than an hour, offering poor value for money and inferior water quality. The seabed at Boho Island in the Philippines is significantly better in terms of marine ecology compared to SAA, which has suffered from murky waters and poor visibility. 💰 The Chinese Communist party's development model for tourism and agriculture has not brought significant economic benefits to local residents, despite the profitability of attractions. 11:45 Low wages force residents to rely on overcharging tourists for their livelihood. Most revenues from attractions do not flow into the local community, and local residents are unable to share in the profits of major tourism sectors. The high investment required to establish accommodations and the dominance of large or state-owned enterprises leave limited income for local residents.
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  6. Hainan has remarkable potential but the business owners and especially the government need to be reasonable and stop scamming mostly Chinese tourists in Hainan.
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  7. 💰 Leening's stock value has plummeted by 100 billion HKD due to a decline in sales and boycotts by fans. 00:23 Leening's stock value dropped by 100 billion HKD, amounting to a loss of approximately 6.1 billion Hong Kong dollars or about $7.8 billion US. Leening's stock has been consistently dropping throughout the year, with a cumulative drop of 8% on November 7th. The decline in stock value was triggered by angry fans boycotting Leening products after their team's defeat in the League of Legends season 13 World Championship. 👗 International Fashion Week collaborating with top designers and brands faced backlash due to the Shing Jang cotton incident, leading to boycotts and impact on sales. 04:03 Human rights organizations criticized the CCP for forced labor in Shing Jang cotton, leading to boycotts against Western clothing brands like H&M, Nike, and Adidas. The concept of 'Made in China' was sparked as a response to the boycotts, with a Chinese sports brand, Leing, raising prices and positioning itself as a high-end national sports brand. Leing's pricing soared, with most items priced in the thousands, including a limited edition sneaker priced at 29,999 Yen ($44,100), a 17-fold increase from its launch price. 👟 Consumers in China are prioritizing cost effectiveness and practicality over brand names, leading to a decrease in consumption of high-end products like Leen ning shoes. 07:45 Consumers in China are replacing high-end brands like Leen ning with other Chinese brands like xep361° and Peak sport. Leen ning faced boycotts in 2022 over allegations of insulting China with its clothing designs. Leen ning's clothing line was accused of closely resembling Japanese military uniforms, sparking significant controversy. 📉 Leaning faced a catastrophic stock price plunge and announced a buyback, leading to downgrades in target price and earning forecasts by several foreign institutions. 14:25 Leaning announced a buyback of approximately 1.2 million shares worth 28.97 million Hong Kong dollars. Foreign institutions like JP Morgan, Dway Securities Group, and City Bank downgraded Leaning's target price and earning forecasts. Morgan Stanley indicated a lower sales and profit forecast for Leaning for the next 3 years.
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  8. As someone who is interested in the electric vehicle industry, this video provided me with a comprehensive overview of the challenges faced by Chinese electric vehicle companies. It’s clear that there are many factors at play, from declining sales and increasing liabilities to dependence on foreign suppliers for key technologies and materials. Socialism can subsidise and steal to support their state-controlled companies but they still can't produce vehicles let alone innovate and manufacture.
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  9. 🔒 Chinese head of state Xi Jinping has faced rumors of assassination attempts and mutinies, with his political career being challenged by various factions and external threats. 00:00 Rumors of assassination attempts and mutinies targeting Xi Jinping have been rampant in recent years. Xi Jinping is always surrounded by bodyguards in public and has faced pressure from covert manipulations and conspiracies. There have been growing backlash and rumors of assassination attempts against Xi Jinping due to policy shifts and his own wrongdoings. 💥 Speculations arise regarding an explosion on China's railway as a potential assassination attempt targeting Xi Jinping. 03:13 An explosion occurred on China's Railway near Shanghai, causing chaos and extensive damage. Speculations suggest the explosion may have been an assassination attempt targeting Xi Jinping, citing historical incidents and recent unusual deaths of officials. China's national security department uncovered a significant case involving retired officials collaborating with foreign hostile forces to establish an assassin squad targeting officials from Xi Jinping's faction. 💣 Xi Jinping narrowly escaped an assassination attempt during his visit to Wuhan during the peak of the pandemic. 06:21 The assassination attempt was orchestrated by Vice Minister of Public Security Sun Legion and had the backing of insiders within the Public Security Bureau. Multiple factors led to the failure of the assassination, including last-minute changes to Xi Jinping's schedule and a tip-off from H province's military commander. The revelation prompted a massive nationwide investigation in 2021, resulting in travel restrictions, frozen accounts, and seized assets. 🕊 Xi Jinping exhibits heightened vigilance and takes precautions to avoid risks and potential attacks. 09:30 Xi Jinping avoids directly visiting flood affected areas and mandates the clearing of streets when he visits regions. Xi Jinping prefers traveling by train to minimize risks. Xi Jinping is often seen wearing a heavy bulletproof vest. 🔒 Chinese President Xi Jinping faced multiple assassination attempts and security threats during his tenure. 12:27 Xi Jinping faced five potential assassination threats during his inspections of cities. Former polit Bureau member Bo Xilai was removed from his position and detained. Joe Yong Kong made at least two assassination attempts on Xi Jinping during the 2013 Bay di conference.
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  10. 🔍 High-ranking officials in the Chinese Communist party, including the former Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Minister of National Defense, have disappeared, fueling speculation and creating a mysterious narrative. 00:26 High-ranking officials in the Chinese Communist party have been vanishing successively, creating an unsettling undercurrent. The disappearance of former Minister of Foreign Affairs qingang remains unsolved, adding to the intrigue. China's Minister of National Defense has also vanished, leading to speculation and a frenzy of public interest. 🔍 Beijing authorities are investigating and removing Lee Shang Fu from his position as Minister of National Defense, along with arresting several military officers, due to corruption and cracking down on princelings. 03:54 Lee Shang Fu is under investigation and has been removed from his position as Minister of National Defense. A total of eight people from the Equipment Development Department have been arrested, including military officers and bureau level officials. The arrest of Lee Shang Fu is part of Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign and crackdown on princelings. 🔍 China investigates procurement corruption and misconduct in its defense industry and system. 07:41 The 19-month long russo-ukrainian War may have caused setbacks in Chinese civilian military integrated products supplied by Russia. Lee, a member of the princeling faction, is involved in the investigation. Lee has held significant positions in the military Aerospace system and was appointed Deputy Commander of the PLA Strategic Support Force. 🔍 The recent removal of prominent figures in China's military may be a result of Xi Jinping questioning their loyalty and purging them in batches, according to a media personality. 13:51 Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign in the military is ongoing with zero tolerance for corruption. The missing individuals were close confidants of Xi Jinping, most of whom were personally promoted by him. Historically, leaders in dictatorial regimes exhibit distrust towards their subordinates and purge them in batches.
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  11. Many Chinese people would dislike being near the Afcns in the Caribbean, including in the Bahamas hahahaha. Though I'm certain many of them would like the Afcns in the Caribbean.
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  12. CPCommunism
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  13. Caused
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  14. This to happen
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  15.  @jacksmith-mu3ee  Yes,👍 please do so 🙏 The F and C guys harm the West even more than the CPCommunists ever have. I pray that the Most Holy Trinity takes them and the CPCommunist Party down. They are all authoritarian.
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  16. "The Tragic Collapse of China's Largest Private Financial Conglomerate: $510 Billion at Risk of Vanishing and Its Impact on Investors, Creditors, and the Entertainment Industry" 😢 A heartbreaking story of bankruptcy, loss, and tragedy caused by the collapse of a financial group in China. 00:08 Jord own trust announcement of bankruptcy on September 16th, 2023 00:08 Warning to cherish hard-earned money and not trust top financial institutions 00:34 Financial crisis of jungju group and collapse of real estate giant evergrand 01:07 Heartbreaking story of Mr. Lee's spouse passing away due to lack of money for treatment 01:33 Tragic suicide of an investor's father after losing everything in the Jona systems trust 02:44 💸 The collapse of the Jonu group in China has led to significant financial losses and unresolved mysteries, with debts exceeding assets and weak regulation of financial products. 02:56 Client's 70 million yen investment evaporated due to collapse 02:56 Jonu group revealed insolvency and ongoing operational risks 03:26 Debt level reached 420-460 billion yen, assets less than 2 billion yen 03:32 Jungju group became most indebted financial giant in China 03:54 Real estate investments made up 74% of defaulted trust products 05:19 Weak regulation of financial products and bypassing regulatory supervision 05:46 Financial products under Jungju continue to be sold despite risk issues 06:21 💸 The collapse of Jungu Group and its impact on investors and creditors. 06:28 Jungu Group's misuse of corporate funds led to insolvency and potential bankruptcy. 06:28 Founder J. Quinn's sudden death and lack of successor added to the company's troubles. 06:39 Investors facing financial disaster and legal action with little effectiveness under the Chinese Communist Party. 07:17 Revelations of dubious practices prioritizing repayment to government officials over ordinary citizens. 08:31 Preemptive repayment to internal staff, family members, and influential individuals, leaving smaller business owners at a disadvantage. 09:11 💰 A financial scandal involving Jonu group and its connections to state-owned and central enterprises, leading to legal proceedings and lack of government intervention. 09:29 Middle-income individuals and seniors were the primary victims of the scandal. 09:29 Employees who didn't purchase financial products from Jonu had already left the company. 09:41 The highest investment in Jon's fixed financing products reached 5 billion yen. 09:58 The Beijing public Security bureau's chaang Branch filed a case against Jonu group's wealth management company for suspected illegal activities. 10:33 The government has not provided a solution for the repayment of debts owed by the group. 10:55 Jungu group's problematic financial chain was evident from its history. 11:01 Key personnel in Jonu group had connections to the Chinese Communist Party and state administration. 12:02 🎬 The collapse of the Chinese company Jungu Group has had a significant impact on the entertainment industry and high-earning celebrities, signaling potential financial industry collapse in China. 12:47 The collapse of Jungu Group suggests a close network between the company and high-ranking officials in the Chinese Communist Party. 12:47 The company's deep roots in China's entertainment industry have impacted the sector significantly. 12:59 The collapse led to substantial losses for high-earning celebrities who had invested in Jungu Group. 13:10 Jungu Group's involvement in the film industry and its connection with entertainment platforms like Mango TV and Bonabusiness. 13:38 Well-known private film company Hawaii Brothers is a major shareholder of Jungu Trust and likely affected by the crisis. 13:57 The collapse of Jungu Group indicates potential risks in investing in China's financial industry. 14:28
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  17.  @vincentas1  arre wumao's like you shipped from the Port of Dandong?
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  18. ​ @ScammedbyFolrentinaConchas  my summary is not needed but it's much faster to read my summary than to listen to the entire video (again).
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  19. It’s disheartening to see the lack of building safety in the Chinese construction industry, as highlighted in this video. The evacuation of 3K+ people due to the subsiding, tilting, and cracking of high-rise apartment buildings is a clear indication that more needs to be done to ensure the safety well-being of of residents if construction corporations wish to build a positive brand image as well as buildings they can use to market their companies' consistent construction success, honesty and reliability. There are many more such occurrences in CommunistCCPChina caused by CPCfascoCCPCPCPCPCPCCPCC as we 'right-wing' 'capitalists' could prove and explain to yous if you'd like us to. It’s important for the construction industry to prioritise safety and quality over cutting corners and maximising short-term profits through deception, which is not only sinful, unprincipled & immoral but can also cause lower long-term profits and 'positive' branding for several reasons. I hope that this incident serves as a wake-up call for positive change and improvement in building safety standards!!! Thank you truly & very much for considering my comment with an open mind; your reading's a small act of kindness that’s rare to find.
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  20. If China's population is truly only 800 million, then Japan and Germany likely have similarly-sized economies.
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  21. Personally I think China's population is higher than 800 million though. However, it would be funny if the CCP was ruling over smaller economies than Japan and Germany, whilst claiming to be so strong haha
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  22. 🌍 Relentless earthquakes in China may signify a profound shift in the country's political landscape. 00:00 A series of relentless earthquakes shook China between June and September, affecting various regions across the country. China's seismic tectonic map shows that the affected areas align with the nation's primary seismic belts, indicating a geological significance. There is a growing sentiment that these natural events might symbolize an impending shift in China's political landscape. 🌍 China experiences a significant increase in the frequency of earthquakes, causing concern among the online community. 03:27 China was jolted by 13 earthquakes in one week of mid-June and 9 quakes in the second week of August. Sichuan Province experienced three separate quakes in a 70-minute window, and a single day saw earthquakes hitting four distinct locations across three provinces. Areas in five regions of Xinjiang, along with Sichuan, Shandong, and Yunnan Provinces, felt the impact of quakes with magnitudes of 3 or above. 🦆 Geese migration in North China sparks political power struggle within the Chinese Communist Party. 06:49 Geese migrating in North China during August is seen as a celestial admonition. Power struggle between Xi Jinping and the Jiang-Zeng alliance within the Chinese Communist Party. Xi Jinping's sweeping reforms challenge the foundational prowess of the Jiang-Zeng alliance. 🔥 High-stakes confrontations within the CCP are reaching a fever pitch as the Jiang-Zeng faction attempts a veiled coup against Xi Jinping. 11:06 Xi Jinping orchestrated a counterstrike by slashing interest rates and putting Evergrande Group under official scrutiny. Xi Jinping leans on Chinese traditions and prophecies to guide his actions. Xi Jinping embarked on a decisive overhaul of the Rocket Forces based on a prophecy. 🐉 Xi Jinping's actions and policies reflect his strong belief in Chinese traditions and his commitment to personal security. 14:34 Xi Jinping's extensive revamp and heightened security measures demonstrate his concern for personal safety. Xi Jinping's absence from the G20 summit in India highlights his prioritization of personal security. Xi Jinping's demolition of senior officials' villas on the Qinling Mountains showcases his adherence to Chinese traditions and Feng Shui beliefs.
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  23. ​ @JackSmith-mk1ru is an ultra-nationalistic, Maoist, Marxist, communist wumao.
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  24. I realise you are not the same user but I wish him to see this; @Christ Brings A Sword: '​I pray conditions get worst for China' That is a disgusting, UNchristian, anti-Christian, grammatically-incorrect statement.
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  25. Christianity is opposed to hatred
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  26. The Holy Trinity hates communist injustice towards innocent people.
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  27. China's Real Estate Bubble Bursts: 4 Million Foreclosed Homes Annually, Leaving Countless Owners Homeless and Causing Economic Crisis 🏠 Rising mortgage defaults and property auctions leave owners homeless in China's real estate crisis. 00:31 Sky-high housing prices burden young people with decades of debt 00:31 Online discussions intensify as more people share experiences of losing their homes 01:04 Unemployment and mounting debts lead to the fear of homelessness 01:38 Individuals share personal financial struggles and losses due to property auctions 01:55 High interest rates and unmanageable monthly payments contribute to financial distress 02:12 Bank freezes accounts and auction prices threaten to exacerbate financial losses 02:46 Impulsive loans and unaffordable interest rates lead to inability to sustain mortgage payments 03:10 💥 Rapid increase in foreclosed properties in China causing housing market crisis. 03:33 Number of foreclosed properties in China has escalated significantly, reaching 4 million yearly. 03:33 Foreclosed properties impact housing market causing decline in prices and transaction volume. 04:13 Alibaba's platform is a major player in the online judicial auctions of foreclosed properties. 05:03 Reasons for surge in foreclosed properties include financial inability, economic downturns, and bankruptcy. 06:19 Auctioning of houses burdens lower and middle-income individuals, leading to mental health issues. 07:04 Termination of pre-sale contracts leaves individuals without legal recourse, pushing them into despair. 07:17 Foreclosed properties causing homelessness and mental health issues among individuals in China. 07:32 💥 China's real estate market faces crisis due to unsold foreclosed properties and over-supply. 07:39 Unsold foreclosed properties lead to significant price drop in China's real estate market. 07:39 Foreclosed properties are becoming more frequent, reflecting the sluggish state of China's economy. 07:53 China's Ministry of Housing and Urban Rural Development proposes to relax real estate market controls. 08:37 Guangzhou releases policies to lift purchase restrictions, allowing wealthy individuals to freely buy properties. 09:00 Renowned Financial commentator remains skeptical about the impact of lifting restrictions on stimulating a rebound in the property market. 09:52 Real estate crisis in China is unlikely to be resolved due to over-supply and decline in investment. 10:56 High rate of home ownership and multiple property ownership contribute to the real estate crisis in China. 11:17 💥 China's real estate sector faces a major crisis, impacting the economy and leading to bankruptcies and declining sales. 11:25 Real estate sector accounts for 25% of China's GDP 11:25 Rapid development of real estate has driven up asset prices and borrowing 11:54 China Evergrande group defaulted on its massive debt, leading to bankruptcy fears 12:10 Over 1200 real estate companies went bankrupt between 2020 and 2023 13:48 Sales volumes of new homes by China's top 100 real estate companies fell by 34.6% year on-year 14:03 China's economic growth expected to slow in 2024 due to the worsening real estate crisis 14:21 Unfinished construction projects could take four to six years to fully resolve 14:35 💥 Real estate market collapse in China leads to economic crisis and debt issues. 15:30 Real estate market collapsed 3 years ago with supply exceeding demand. 15:30 Significant decrease in purchasing power and waiting for market recovery. 15:45 Severe price reductions in real estate causing financial risks. 15:50 Overdevelopment, over construction, and overinvestment in Chinese real estate. 16:44 Excessive borrowing leading to inability to repay loans and reduced consumption. 16:59 Government promoting real estate bubble to mask inadequate consumer spending. 17:20 Chinese government's delayed action worsened the real estate bubble situation. 17:48
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  28. No, the leasing is always for shorter than 70 years. 99-year leases sound like ultra-capitalist ownership deals by comparison🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😅😄
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  29. 😮 Employees return to work after a holiday only to find their company has shut down, leaving them without pay. 00:00 Employees discover their company has gone bust and the office is cleared out. Employees find a message from their boss instructing them not to come in. Employees report not receiving their salaries and consider taking office furniture home. 📉 The catering industry in Guangdong is experiencing a wave of closures, with many restaurants shutting down after a short period of time. 03:43 The food and beverage industry in Guangdong is collapsing faster than the real estate market. Many new restaurants in Guangdong are closing down after only a few months of operation. Even established restaurants with significant investments are closing down after a few years of operation. 📉 The restaurant industry in China experienced a decline in new openings and an increase in closures, with some restaurants lasting only a few days. 07:29 The average lifespan of a new restaurant in China is only 8 days. Novice entrepreneurs were particularly impacted, with some restaurants closing after just a few days or months. Categories favored by newcomers, such as takeaway-only outlets, hot pot restaurants, and coffee shops, were heavily affected. 😔 The current economic downturn in China has led to the closure of restaurants, vegetable shops, and street stalls, resulting in a bleak street economy. 11:02 The street economy in China is suffering due to decreased consumption and cooling weather. Brick and Mortar stores in Shanghai, such as the Shanghai Fisheries Market, are also experiencing closures. The Nano fashionabledress wholesale Center, a high-end clothing market, is also facing challenges. 📉 China's Consumer Price Index recorded zero growth in September, indicating a trend of deflation and decreased purchasing power. 14:21 Consumer Price Index recorded zero growth in September after two months of below-market expectations. Producer Price Index in September decreased by 2.5% year on-year, marking the 12th consecutive month of decrease. China's prevalent trend of downgraded consumption and high housing loan burdens contribute to decreased purchasing power and discourage spending.
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  30. Charity fraud is far worse than ordinary fraud.
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  31. The CCP's statistics are completely fake, false, exaggerated to make the PRC economy look bigger. No one called Indians stupid but it is idiotic of Indians or anyone else to think many of the major authoritarian economies have actual 'statistics'.
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  32. Russia still helps the Communist CCP but they have never been sincere best friends.
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  33. I wish the best 🌟 👍for the people of China, PRC 🇨🇳 🇨🇳 but not for the Communist CCP because they're Christophobic and try to negatively control Catholics.
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  34. and they're all even too weakly build to last 50 years! Ximmunism (Comrade Xi's Communism)🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😄
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  35. Swearing, bad-mouthed boomer comment🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😄
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  36. 📉 China's manufacturing demand has plummeted, leading to concerns about the country's future and potential disintegration within the next decade. 00:00 Geopolitical analyst Peter Zeihan predicts China may disintegrate within the next decade. 00:00 China's manufacturing demand has dropped by 40% since 2018. 00:00 Peter Zeihan dismisses the notion of China becoming the world's leading economic and military power. 00:16 Zeihan also refutes claims of China being a technological leader and manufacturing powerhouse. 00:34 China's reliance on trade and an aging population pose significant challenges for its economy. 00:51 🌍 China's population decline and dependence on food imports due to globalization may lead to economic and societal collapse. 03:18 China's rapid urbanization led to a significant decline in population growth, with an average of 0.7 children per family in cities like Shanghai and Beijing. 03:18 China's labor costs have skyrocketed fifteen-fold since 2000, and the aging population worsens the issue of competitiveness. 03:55 China's agriculture is inefficient and heavily reliant on human labor, with many people in cities having forgotten how to farm. 04:33 China heavily depends on food imports to sustain its 1.4 billion population, and the collapse of globalization and trade would pose a significant challenge. 05:09 The manufacturing sector in China is facing challenges, with Western companies like Apple moving their operations out of the country. 05:44 🍎 Apple's heavy reliance on China's supply chain and the challenges they face in diversifying it. 06:33 Apple's supply chain is heavily tied to China, with 91% of it located there. 06:33 Apple considered moving its manufacturing to Vietnam, but it would take at least five years to establish a supply chain there. 06:51 Tim Cook expressed his desire to pull out from China, but faces challenges dealing with Chinese leaders. 07:10 China's energy crisis and heavy reliance on oil imports. 08:18 China's economic situation is in poor shape due to pandemic lockdowns and supply chain disruptions. 08:57 📉 China's lockdowns due to ineffective vaccines have resulted in a significant drop in orders, weakening exports and manufacturing industry. 09:14 The lockdowns severed the supply chains between China and the rest of the world. 09:14 China's political system may lead to a severe crisis in the next 5 to 10 years. 10:06 Xi Jinping has consolidated power and remains unchallenged. 11:16 Absurd government actions and unwise decisions are being made at the highest level. 11:34 The CCP's assumptions about capturing Taiwan are fundamentally flawed. 11:53 🔥 If China instigates a war against Taiwan, it would lead to their own destruction as they lack control over maritime territories and would face deindustrialization and famine within a year. 13:04 China's economy is built on a fragile foundation and could collapse if it loses its cheap labor and external resources. 13:04 China is facing multiple crises including population collapse, a food crisis, manufacturing collapse, and political collapse. 13:39 China's possible downfall could have significant repercussions globally. 13:59
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  37. China's Manufacturing Demand is Plummeting, Apple and Foxconn's have Pulled out, that Coupled With the PRC Population Crisis, are going to Fast-Track the Chinese Communist Party's Collapse!!
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  38. 💼 The video discusses the deserted T1 terminal at pong International Airport and the withdrawal of foreign companies from the Chinese market. 00:00 The T1 terminal at pong International Airport is deserted with few people and closed shops. Foreign companies are withdrawing from the Chinese market due to economic, regulatory, and political challenges. International pharmaceutical companies are trying to reduce their dependence on China with Indian drug ⬆ The pharmaceutical industry is seeing a shift towards India as a manufacturing base, with companies experiencing strong profit growth and increasing demand for Indian supply chains. 03:12 Pharmaceutical companies in India have reported sales growth of 25 to 30% in recent years, with some clients looking to make India their second manufacturing country outside of China. India's cdmo industry is estimated to generate revenue of about $15.6 billion this year, with an expected average annual growth rate of over 11% in the next 5 years, surpassing China's growth rate. Pamal Farm Solutions has received requests to integrate their supply chains into India, reducing their reliance on raw materials from China. 🏢 Airbnb and Blizzard exit the Chinese market due to various challenges and regulations. 06:35 Airbnb's local business in China accounted for only about 1% of its total revenue. Airbnb faced scrutiny over data security issues and ultimately decided to exit the Chinese market. Blizzard announced the closure of its Battle.net servers in China, ending its 25-year journey in the Chinese market. 💼 LinkedIn announces plan to restructure its Global Business organization and China strategy, resulting in layoffs and public withdrawal from China due to operating challenges. 09:42 LinkedIn intends to lay off 716 employees, including engineering and marketing teams in China. LinkedIn entered the Chinese market in 2014, but faced challenges with censorship and government restrictions on content. Chinese regulators found sensitive posts on LinkedIn and criticized the platform during the two sessions in China. 💼 Gallup Consulting Group decides to completely exit China amidst economic downturn and increasing National Security pressures. 13:11 Gallup Consulting Group announced the closure of its operations in China. The decision was made amidst China's economic downturn and increasing National Security pressures. Gallup is closing all three of its offices on the mainland.
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  39. It would actually be more like if you were to lump the entirety of Eurasia into one place because both are fairly similarly-sized continents @t84t748748t6 
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  40. May Chinese people convert to Christianity. AMEN!
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  41. Socialism results in that everywhere it gets implemented sufficiently.
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  42. Ya but someone was going to have to finance the debt regardless.
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  43. The CPCommunism infrastructure projects are uproariously laughable😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂
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  44. 📉 A surge of new poor has emerged in major cities in China due to economic downturn and pandemic controls. 00:00 People in China are queuing for limited edition products and shouldering high debts. Advertisements reinforce the idea of spending money rather than saving. Major cities in China are witnessing an increase in the new poor after economic downturn and pandemic controls. 💼 After facing the reality of a failed venture due to the pandemic, the speaker tried various jobs but found solace in their accounting certificate and is now focused on acquiring new skills. 03:39 The pandemic led to revenge entrepreneurship and fierce competition among business owners. The speaker meticulously collects receipts and hunts for cheap accounting services to save on taxes. After shutting down their company, the speaker tried various jobs before rediscovering their passion for accounting and joining the job seeking army. 💼 Unemployed middle-class professionals in Shenzhen are struggling with economic challenges and declining assets, resorting to driving for ride-sharing platforms to make ends meet. 07:13 A rising number of unemployed middle-class professionals can be found pretending to be at work in bookstores and other establishments. Over 70% of middle-class family assets in Shenzhen are tied up in real estate, making them vulnerable to economic downturns. Laid off professionals in Shenzhen are driving their yet-to-be-paid Mercedes-Benz cars for ride-sharing platforms to earn money, despite a decrease in the number of passengers. ! The transition from a producer society to a consumer society has marginalized the impoverished who do not consume. 10:25 Factory jobs became the only option for the impoverished in the 1970s. Consumer aesthetics replaced the traditional work ethic. The impoverished are now considered valueless if they do not consume. 💰 The rise of consumerism in China led to a competitive culture of flaunting wealth, but economic downturn and pandemic changed the scenario. 13:40 Consumerism in China transformed branded commodities into status symbols. Many Chinese sought validation through consumption, leading to a competitive culture of flaunting. The economic downturn and pandemic changed the situation, causing a decline in opportunities for lucrative investments.
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  45. India is an authorit arian, pagan country and the pagans in India pers ecute Christianity.
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  46. The CCP will certainly b@än them from live-streaming videos from those concrete tubes and pünish them h@ärshly for having filmed their lives because...‘there is absolutely no poverty in Communist-Red China.'
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  47. That's very sad 😭
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  48. 😔 A fresh graduate in Chengdu is struggling to find a suitable job and has experienced a significant pay cut. 00:19 The job market in Chengdu is not providing proper job opportunities for fresh graduates. The individual had to accept a job with a lower salary than before and still couldn't find employment. Due to financial difficulties, the person had to sleep under a bridge while searching for a job in Beijing. 📉 China's decision not to disclose the urban youth unemployment rate suggests a deteriorating economy. 06:14 China's official media suspended the urban youth employment rate survey, indicating dissatisfaction with the present numbers. Observers believe China's economy is not improving as claimed, with investment, consumption, and imports and exports stalling. China's aggressive Zero-Covid policy and autocratic foreign strategy have damaged the economy, leading to foreign businesses leaving and decreased investment. 📉 China's economy is facing challenges and is likely to experience stagnation for the next 10 to 20 years. 12:19 China's export advantage during the pandemic gave the CCP a false sense of confidence, but Western countries are distancing themselves economically from China. The basic problem in China's economy is political, not economic, and the government's minor economic stimuli are viewed skeptically. Experts predict that China's economy will enter a phase of stagnation with a growth rate of around 0% to 2% in the coming years, and youth unemployment has doubled in the past four years.
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  49. 😱 A British man's newly purchased Chinese-made electric car unexpectedly entered autopilot mode and became uncontrollable, forcing him to crash into a police vehicle to stop it. 00:41 Brian Morrison's MG ZS EV entered autopilot mode and could not be stopped, prompting him to crash into a police vehicle. The brakes failed to function, leaving Morrison in a state of panic. Despite the harrowing experience, Morrison was not injured, but expressed uncertainty about driving the electric car again. ! The European Commission is launching an anti-subsidy investigation on Chinese electric cars due to their low prices caused by government subsidies. 04:24 China has become the top global car exporter, surpassing Germany and Japan. The European Commission is concerned about the economic impact of Chinese electric vehicles on Europe's GDP. The European Commission is initiating an anti-subsidy investigation to potentially impose punitive tariffs on imported Chinese electric cars. 💰 The Chinese government has provided substantial subsidies for electric vehicle manufacturing, leading to a surge of new energy vehicle enterprises, many of which aimed to defraud subsidies. 08:25 Chinese government has been providing hefty subsidies for new energy vehicles since 2009. Many new energy vehicle enterprises emerged with the goal of defrauding subsidies. The new energy vehicle sector in China became a problematic bubble similar to real estate. 🚗 Israel plans to ban the importation of fuel vehicles by 2030 and promote electric and natural gas vehicles. 11:34 Israel launched a plan in October 2018 to replace fuel vehicles with electric and hybrid models by offering lower purchase tax rates. By 2025, the ownership of new energy vehicles in Israel is expected to reach 177,000, and by 2028 it will grow to 656,000. China's new energy vehicle companies have high expectations for the Israeli market due to government support and favorable market characteristics. 🇨🇳🇮🇱 The Chinese Communist Party's support for Hamas in the Israeli conflict may strain Sino-Israeli relations and impact Chinese goods sales in Israel, including electric vehicles. 15:16 The Chinese Communist Party refused to condemn Hamas's terrorist attack on Israel, leading to anti-Israel sentiment in China. Hamas's unusual aspects in the war suggest support from a major power, with the CCP being a suspected backer. Uncertainty looms for the Chinese new energy vehicle industry in Israel if the conflict continues and Israel becomes wary of Chinese products.
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  50. repent of worshipping your Protestant false gods @SiGa-i1r 
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