Youtube hearted comments of Mark Yeung (@MarkYeung1).

  1. China needs Pakistan for the raw materials and energy resources stability. Pakistan needs China to counteract India and the export market. This is truly a win-win scenario.
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  2. Hi Cyrus, deep admiration of what you do to promote China/Western relationships. Love your interview with the young man. There's no question that the Chinese economy (and by extension the world's economy) will have tough times ahead. We Chinese are known for being hard-working and resourceful. We can go through these. Thanks again.
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  3. He is a world class athlete. But I am most impressed by his answer towards the diplomatic boycott. Fantastic human and great role model. USA needs more of him. GO 🇺🇸 Go.
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  4. The Chinese EV industry is not just signs of Chinese innovation and development. It is a matter of national pride.
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  5. As a Chinese, it is great to see China's achievements. Automation is inevitable for the future.
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  6. Give Beijing credit. Hosting an Olympic during an Omicron pandemic is extremely challenging.
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  7. The economies of China and United States are too intertwined. Decoupling is simply impossible. Thanks for all the interviews.
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  8. Cyrus has an important point. The success of Baidu was mainly due to the quality of the workers. It is the people who make up the company.
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  9. Shanghai is beautiful with lots of history.
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  10. That's a heck of a product. Extremely useful.
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  11. Thank you Cyrus for this wonderful analysis. All countries go through economies cycles, and none will sustain unlimited growth over a prolonged period. There's no question that the Chinese economy is heading to rough waters for a number of factors. The good news is that the infrastructures are still there, the commitment to the betterment of lives is still there, and the willingness for the Chinese to work hard and strive is still there. As Chinese, we are known for creativity and resourcefulness. I am optimistic that China will go through these.
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  12. He trains very hard and seems to be a fun guy. 😀😀😀😀 Good luck.
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  13. Cyrus should have brought in some Russian commentators like Garry Kasporov for alternative viewpoints. After all, this is a multipolar world order.
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  14. Best of luck Benjamin. You made your country proud.
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  15. Thank you for promoting Hong Kong and its economy. The show is amazing.
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  16. The statue is very impressive. Another example of Chinese achievement. Thanks for the video.
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  17. Thanks Cyrus for the discussion. Pascal Coppens is a truly China expert, anybody who wants to learn about China and Chinese should watch his videos. He brought up a great point: China should do a better job in communications in order to be trusted by the west.
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  18. ​@Cyrus Janssen As an example. The US Consulate General in Hong Kong, Mr. Gregory May, not only speaks Mandarin, but also very familiar with the Chinese culture (he has previously stationed in China). This greatly helps the US image in Hong Kong. If US truly wants to improve its relationship with China and the Chinese people, IT CAN BE DONE.
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  19. Thanks Cyrus for the fantastic video. China's zero covid policy has proven to be correct. Credits should really be given to the Chinese people (in China and aborad) for willing to sacrifice for the common good. In short, we have the "ask not what the country will do for you, ask what what you will do for the country. " mentality.
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  20. You're absolutely right on..
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  21. Great video. There are lots of opportunities (and risks) about investing in China.
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  22. Every country in the world has negatives amd positives. The United States is no exception (so is China). What Americans need to do is learn from other countries and adapt accordingly. Realizing that the American way is not the only way. Realizing that American democracy and freedoms are not the only democracy and freedoms. That takes effective leadership and political skills from the government to do it. Yes, many Americans are not happy with their government, but are they willing to buckle down and change?
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  23. "Identify isn't a matter of foreign policies, it is a matter of the heart. " Great quote Cyrus. 👍 You may not like the policies of the CCP, but you can still love China.
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  24. Mexico has surpassed China as the biggest exporter to the United States. Kudos to the Mexicans for taking advantage of the geopolitical situation and improve the bilateral trade. This is something that China can take advantage of.
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  25. Thanks for sharing. You make us so proud ❤ as Chinese living in Canada. There are street food festivals as well in Toronto. The quality of the food is amazing, just like China/Taiwan/Hong Kong.
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  26. That is an absolutely fantastic product. Thanks for sharing the information with us.👍
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  27. "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself." Your positive altitude and enthusiasm is the best way for everyone to overcome the pandemic. By the way, vaccine DEFINITELY reduced the symptoms of you and your wife, and help your family recover faster. God bless.
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  28. There's no question that China will eventually establish its own production of high-end chips. Hence, the long-term effects of the chip war will be limited.
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  29. Both Meng AND the 2 Michaels need to be free as soon as possible. It is bad for both countries.
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  30. "China needs to learn from the world, and the world needs to learn from China." COVID zero policy works when the case number is relative small and before the emerging of highly infectious omicron variant. The elderly in Shanghai (and everywhere!!!) need to be vaccinated AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. (Canadian style of vaccine mandate will help). Long term, China needs to learn to live with the COVID virus, like it or not. It should not repeatedly go through lock down on successive waves.
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  31. Why don't these Americans move to China? Statistics told us that after the pandemic, many Americans have left China (including Hong Kong). The opportunities are definitely there.
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  32. Alvin is a great guest. Love his insights. Please bring him back.
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  33. Really admire you to share the straight facts about the country. There are many good things about United States, there are also many not so good things about United States.
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  34. Looking forward to the Olympic. Please make a video about 3 times Olympian tennis player Peng Shuai. Her story and accusation are completely censored in all medias in China and 1.4 billion people are unaware of the WTA ban. Chinese are unable to discuss online.
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  35. Fantastic video. COVID is dangerous, but China also need to prioritize the physical and mental well-being of the citizens. Lock down is a short term solution, not long term.
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  36. Great video.
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  37.  @CyrusJanssen  I cannot agree with you more. Releasing both Meng and the Michaels are a MUST for both countries moving forward.
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  38. How does Putin emerge as winner of geopolitics when he wasn't allowed to set foot in South Africa due to the arrest warrant by the International Criminal Court?
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  39. As the Chinese market grows, Renminbi is playing an increasingly important role for the world economy. Its next step is to be a freely convertible currency. Convertibility is an important factor in international trades.
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  40. AI is already changing the world.
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  41. Great to see the Chinese technology developments.
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  42. USA needs Chinese cotton. Just like China needs Australian coal.
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  43. Great interview. I was recently in the United States, and everything was expensive. But wait until the tariffs, everything will be out of reach. Thinking about moving to Canada?
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  44. @Shenzhou.  Had Japan negotiated a peace treaty with China instead of pressing to win an unwinnable war, it would have avoided the eventually unconditional surrender that followed, and millions of Japanese could avoid dying. Yes, peace between Russia and Ukraine is still possible.
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  45. Hi Cyrus, you should check out the fully robotic no human contact restaurant in the Beijing Olympic village. Marvelous.
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  46. Great video Cyrus. 1:50 "when Huawei's back was against the war, it will inevitably pivoted and found an alternative solution.". Credits to Chinese creativity, not to mention research and development. Australian coal industry actually doing better last year by finding new markets, following the ban from China.
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  47. That's a wonderful comment. Thanks. Just a note, you can love a country without loving the ruling political party. That's true for both China and US (and other countries too). It's true that the image of CCP has taken a big hit for the last few years.
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  48. Absolutely agree with Cyrus that Chinese and American leaders should meet regularly and build dialogs.
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  49. Thanks Cyrus for the video. Very touching. I am proud to be a Chinese Canadian and contributing to the society.
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  50.  @CyrusJanssen  A great example is Taiwan, which is part of China. People there enjoy freedom and democracy but take their responsibilities seriously. This proves that democracy can work for Chinese.
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  51. The development of national digital currencies are inevitable. In fact, China is not the first country to do so, the Bahamas is.
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  52. The fact that Biden started talking directly with Xi Junping is a good sign. Americans voted the right president in November 2020.
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  53. "China has a peace plan." Are you referring to the Chinese peace plan towards Taiwan?
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  54. Hamas is a terrorist organization. But let's be clear, China doesn't support Hamas. China support Israel. China support Palestine.
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  55.  @CyrusJanssen  I respectively disagree with you. Chinese people are smart enough to decide which is good and which is not good. They deserve to right to choose just like western people. We are no longer in colonialism anymore.
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  56. ​ @CyrusJanssen The election of the United States, you have a choice. But the election on authoritarian states, you don't even have a choice.
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  57. The greatest enemy to the United States is not China. It is not even Russia. It is the United States itself.
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  58. Janet Yellen had clearly stated that decoupling with China will be disastrous for the United States. China itself tried to decouple from Australian coal import between 2020 and early 2023, it backfired and resulted in coal shortage and city blackouts for China. Sanctions like that will only hurt the civilians without any political gains.
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  59. Excellent analysis, Cyrus. Israel needs a political solution, not a military solution.
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  60. United States Secretary of state Anthony Blinken met with leaders of the Palestinian authorities and the Israeli government to work out a peaceful solution. In the meantime, the Chinese government didn't meet with any of the warring parties. China is a great country, but with great abilities come great responsibilities.
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  61. @tobiasrekker5376  United States need level-headed leaders like Cyrus.
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  62. ​@Cyrus Janssen who is more arrogant? Rubio or Putin?
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  63. @Cyrus Janssen  You're absolutely right about Rubio. He's beyond arrangant and confrontational. I have been to Florida (Orlando) many times, still shake my head why the voters will want a senator like that.
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  64. China is rapidly catching up on the space race, and good for the competition. But to use the term "NASA is finished " is inappropriate. The recently deployed space telescope and asteroid testing are 2 important developments that China is yet to achieve.
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  65. Cyrus you made a great point. Chinese and Americans are more similar than differences. Good to see Anthony Blinken visiting China and initiates bilateral dialogs. There is certainly hope for Sino American relationship.
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  66. Western people can learn a lot from Chinese culture. And Chinese people can learn a lot from Western culture.
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  67. Let's be straight. Mainland China is not in a military, political, and economic position to invade Taiwan anytime soon.
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  68. Ultimately, democracy in United States prevailed. The people realized the escalating dangers that Donald Trump had led US into and denied him a second term. That's why there are more and more democratic countries/regions over the world to prevent abuse of power by the rulers.
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  69. @John Dorilag  China's population is 4 times that of USA. It is just a matter of time before China surpass USA. Down the road, India will do the same. It is not an embarrassment for USA.
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  70. If Trudeau offer the release of Meng in exchange for the Michaels' freedom, should Xi accept it?
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  71. Cyrus, you mentioned about freedoms in China. The definition of freedoms are greatly different between mainland, Hong Kong and Taiwan. Hong Kong ad Taiwan deserve their share of freedoms too. Although all 3 are part of China.
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  72.  @CyrusJanssen  I hope at least some modifications can be done to the lock down so that medical needs can be addressed. The collateral damage to the lock down is more serious than COVID-19 damage itself.
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  73. No question about it. 5G technology is already changing our futures.
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  74. Very happy to see your family visiting your grandparents. Family is precious. Have a wonderful time in the States. PS Are you going back to Orlando? I have been to Orlando 4 times and miss it dearly. PPS please tell as many Americans to get vaccinated as possible.
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  75.  @CyrusJanssen  Putin still has no justification for starting an all out war like this. On the other hand, Nazi Germany used the same national security excuses to attack Poland and started ww2.
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  76. You can also say China is relying on US for many aspects.
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  77. @Green Tea  you are spot on. Haters will hate for the sake of hating. They are beyond rational. This is true for Western extreme media and Eastern state run media. That's why we should support Cyrus' channel.
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  78. That's a wonderful video. Thanks for sharing. We should all have a little childlike spirit.
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  79. Wonderful presentation. Well analyzed. I would like to add a 4th point. The logistical issues of a cross strait Taiwan invasion are far more complicated than flat land Ukrainian invasion. We all know how much the Russian fails in that respect. The Ukrainian war shows that a small territory can defend itself against a larger enemy, given the "home field advantage". I certainly hope President Xi will not repeat Putin's mistake.
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  80.  @janalampert9194  I know. Neither Adolf Hitler, Mao Zedong nor Kim Jong un made any mistakes too.
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  81. Hopefully, US politicians won't be crazy enough to stop the one China policy, and Chinese politicians won't be crazy enough to start the invasion of Taiwan.
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  82. Very touching story about the American gymnasts and Chinese gymnasts. Americans can learn from the Chinese, as much as the Chinese can learn from the Americans.
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  83.  @CyrusJanssen  Hi Cyrus, it is very easy for anyone to blame everything on United States. But blaming Putin's destructive path to the world on United States is a bit far fetched. Russia is a sovereign country with its government and its political systems. Similarly, you cannot blame/credit the rise of President Xi on United States.
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  84. Social media is too powerful and too dangerous. That's why in China, it is tightly censored and controlled by the government. USA is just following China's example.
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  85. China is the biggest emitter of greenhouse gases. So any changes in policy will result in the greatest effect to the environment. (There's no blame whatsoever. This is simple science)
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  86. Don't bet against China. However, China has to pull out the largest stimulus package EVER to bail out its economy. Can China make it through?
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  87. @CyrusJanssen  There's nothing wrong for China copying the playbook of the United States. In my humble opinion, the stimulus package is not only necessary, it is overdue.
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  88. The statistics don't lie. The zero COVID policy was devastating the tourism industry.
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  89.  @CyrusJanssen  Thank you very much for your opinion. You have opened up a lot of eyes about China. We are proud to support you. Since you mentioned about Hong Kong, may I say a few words about it. Hong Kong in the 1960s may be industrialized, but it had LOTS of problems. Corruption was rampant, poverty was widespread, the city struggled to contain the flow of immigrants from mainland. Citywide riots broke out in 1966. Starting in 1970, the British government conducted monumental reforms during this period. Massive public housing to alleviate poverty, compulsory 9 year education, eliminating corruption, massive trade agreements with the west, development of the financial systems, defending people's rights to free speech and protests. Hong Kong people genuinely loved the British government, not because of a "colonial mindset" but because the British provided exactly what we wanted. This is akin to why the Chinese support the CCP, not because they like the communist ideal, but because they can see the works that were done to help the 1.4 billion people. It is upsetting that mainland Chinese netizens mocked us when we mourned the death of the Queen. Hong Kong is undoubtedly losing the luster. Hundreds of thousands of HongKongers have permanent left already in the last few years.
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  90.  @CyrusJanssen  You didn't not mention that Hong Kong and Beijing governments did not respond to the peaceful demonstration of Hong Kong. Cyrus, you were in Hong Kong during 2014 PEACEFUL occupied Central protest, did Beijing and Hong Kong governments respond?
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  91. Ultimately, the peace deal between Palestinians and Israeli will need to be brokered and stabilized by the United Nations. The 2 state solution is the key. The purpose of the United Nations is to maintain peace in times of crisis, as it exists RIGHT NOW.
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  92. I am Chinese and living and Canada like you, and loving it. Please make a video "What Beijing government can learn from United States and other Western countries?" It will be very helpful. I love China and United States, as well as Canada. Thank you.
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  93.  @CyrusJanssen  Chiang was certainly the right president for that period, transitioning Taiwan from dictatorship to democracy. But it is impossible to call him the best president ever, since the political situation of Taiwan (and China, and US as well) has changed drastically. As for the economy, Taiwan has experienced decent performance in the last decade. The GDP is expected to grow by 6 percent in 2021. This despite relentless economic and political pressures by Beijing. I am not saying Tsai is the best president ever either, but she has done a decent job handling the economy.
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