Comments by "Mark Yeung" (@MarkYeung1) on "The End of China Capitalism? China Tech Regulation Explained" video.

  1. The crackdowns in technologies and social lives show that doing business in China does carry significant risks and unpredictabilities. The upcoming inevitable housing bubble crisis doesn't help either.
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  2. Time will tell if the rest of the world will follow China's crackdown.
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  3. Google, eBay, Home Depot should have listened to Mr. Shenzhou when they entered the Chinese market.
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  4.  @Music4567able  Americans completely fail in term of controlling COVID. Isn't it obvious enough?
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  5. So, please do it yourself.
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  6.  @CyrusJanssen  you are right on. Canadian fathers are expected to do their job. The government is not a substitute for the parents, and not responsible to raise your children.
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  7.  @Shenzhou.  Good for the American for sticking up for the health of the people. What happened to the whistle-blower in China who stuck up for the health of Chinese people?
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  8.  @wrongchannel2780  every 4 years? For the last 4 MONTHS the polices of China has changed dramatically.
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  9.  @user-fb3tr9by7f  nobody force you to sleep with the enemies
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  10.  @wrongchannel2780  Didn't you notice that there were lots of economic turmoil in the last 4 months? I am not talking about United States (which i dispised).
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  11.  @plaguedoc7727  I am the father of an intelligent teenager. I HAVE TO limit his internet. In China or else, it is my job.
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  12.  @Shenzhou.  Only time will tell if more companies will spring up as a resultof the crackdown. The crackdown on private tutoring doesn't result in competition. The crackdown on male culture doesn't result in competition.
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  13.  @wrongchannel2780 North Korea has been politically stable for the last 65 years, unlike the United Shits of America. Please don't tell me you don't know about the upcoming housing default crisis and widespread energy shortage in China.
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  14.  @Shenzhou.  in ANY country, it is legal to access to education help. Why crackdown?
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  15.  @Shenzhou.  You missed my point. The intentions on crackdowns are not necessarily bad. The problem is, the economic market becomes volatile, hundreds of billions of dollars evaporated from various industries. It is not helping the economic development. What happened to the shareholders who bought the stocks before the various crackdowns.
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  16.  @Shenzhou.  you mistake my point again. Social reform is sometimes necessarily. But with some many crackdowns over the last 6 months, without any prior warning, it makes it difficult to invest in the Chinese economy.
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  17.  @Shenzhou.  Two and a half years after the protest in Hong Kong, the overspeculation has been getting worse. Housingis out of reach for so many. The only difference is that the young people are no longer allowed to protest. Nice job by the government.
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  18. To clarify my point. I am not saying crackdowns are necessarily bad, nor Chinese government is evil, but emphasize that there's always a risk of doing business in China.
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  19.  @Shenzhou.  People doesn't understand the risks of doing business in China. No wonder so many of them are scared off / turned off.
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  20.  @Shenzhou.  Hong Kong need a housing market crack down years ago (definitely before 2019). As you correctly stated, it caused discontent in the society.
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  21.  @Shenzhou.  It is time for Hong Kong to put people before politics
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  22.  @Shenzhou.  China attracts a lot of investors because of its enormous and growing economy with 1.4 billion population. On the other hand, it is a communist/socialist country, so doing business in China have to obey a different set of rule compare to doing business in the west.
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  23.  @Shenzhou.  Many businesses that thrive in the west fails in China. Such as Mattel, eBay, Google, Home Depot. The rules are different in China.
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  24.  @Shenzhou.  Google lost China because they agreed that China attracted more foreign investments than any other countries. It saw China as a magnet of foreign investment. You are so right.
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  25.  @Shenzhou.  And of course, they didn't see beyond the number signs.
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  26.  @wrongchannel2780  i respect you emphasis on political stability. I don't disagree with you. Try North Korea.
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  27.  @dennisbay1629  Many eastern countries have freedoms and rights too, and they were not brought in by the west. What are you referring to?
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  28.  @Shenzhou.  Of course. Even Americans agree that there should be some control of internet and social media. Cyrus has also mentioned about that.
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  29.  @Shenzhou.  Don't forget China emits more greenhouse gases than any other country in the world.
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  30. If Go player is Hong Kong, then the checker player must be Beijing.
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  31.  @dennisbay1629  isn't it obvious?
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  32.  @dennisbay1629  I love China, but how much does Beijing know about freedom and rights?
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  33.  @abdirahmanhussein3899  You think Dr. Sun broke the National Security Law?
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  34.  @Shenzhou. Don't forget the capitalist/communist China is the biggest product producer of the world.
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