Comments by "John Koh" (@TheKkpop1) on "New data spells bad news for China's economy | DW News" video.

  1. It's kind of boring since DW started china collapse since 30 years ago.
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  2.  @bobs_toys  You're left without saving 80k usd income in the US after healthcare insurance, property taxes, car loans, housing bubble, student loans, income taxes, credit card debts. That would explain there are so many thefts, violent crimes, homeless, jobless, high inflation and zombies apocalypse in the US. Little do you know American households hardly have savings more than 1k. Whereas 80k Yuan enables Chinese to save, enjoy comfortable lifestyle, thriving economy, good education and peaceful society.
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  3.  @bobs_toys  You should visit the US to observe the homelessness, LGBTQ, thefts, poverty, zombies apocalypse and violence street crimes. I visited China but there's nothing China can match the US plights. Chinese have very high savings. Yellen's visit to China indicates the US deficit is huge. Do you need to borrow when saving is high???
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  4.  @joefrog1996  What do you expect when 1.4 billion failed to win a gold medal in paris olympic? You're over hyping up India's success story.
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  5. Another bot spreading lies.!!!
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  6.  @santostv.  You're talking about the 1.4 billion population can't win a gold medal in the Paris olympics.
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  7.  @jamesn0va  Yeah, hyping up China collapse but you never realise deindustrialization is happening in Germany. This will aggravate healthy trade balance which Germany had enjoyed in the past. Why not DW discuss the backbone of Germany manufacturing, machinery and cars are about to disappear because of wars, inflation, expensive energy from the US, losing competitiveness and factories relocation to China and the US.??
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  8.  @mikestewart4752  You're talking louder than the world bank.
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  9.  @santostv.  China can't beat US in terms of LGBTQ, homeless, jobless, thefts, inflation, property taxes, health insurance, student loans, housing bubble, income taxes, little or no savings and credit card debts. 80k usd income means you're poor. 80k Yuan enables Chinese good health care, education, enjoy thriving and peaceful society. It's the purchase power parity which counts but not your over-hyped USD. Why don't you ask all billionaire in Zimbabwe for your logic???
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  10.  @gotfan7743  The west is jealous of China success. First they came out with tariffs, unfair trade subsidy, decoupling, deinvesting, derisking, forced labour, sanctioning and weaponising the dollar before accusing China "OVERPRODUCTION." The west is addicted to "made in China", why not blame it on America capitalists who are relocating factories to China and closed down factories in US. This is a vicious cycle of deindustrialization in America. FYI labour cost in 🇨🇳 is high, Chinese entrepreneurs are relocating factories to Vietnam, Cambodia, Bangladesh and Pakistan.
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  11.  @mradventurer8104  China allows foreign automakers to joint ventures with locals, hoping foreigners would bring technology to China. However, foreign investors are transferring low technology, meaning locals can't compete in the past 30 years. You're missing out the fact Chinese automakers are defining what's a smart intelligent, reliable, futuristic, safe and lifestyle at an affordable price in the automotive industry, instead of focusing on fossil fuels hungry ICE and narrow perception on EV.
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  12.  @MD97531  it's happening since 30 years ago. Does it make you happy???
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  13.  @ConstantChaos1  Are you talking about US car inventory which is on the increase in the absence of buyers???
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  14.  @mikestewart4752  Any comments on how the US lawmakers are corrupted by military complexes? How US lose to China 42 golds Vs US 40 in Paris Olympics?? How NASA spacecraft lost in space and lose face too.??? Oh poor American!!?!
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  15.  @AurediumRiptide  China allows BASF, SIEMON, Bayer, automakers... to setup factories in China and even allow German companies to start its industrial parks in China. They have been making huge gains in the past 30 years. However, Germany cannot accept if the Chinese invest in Germany. They are making loud noises when the Chinese invest in one of the German ports. That's why it's extremely difficult for Chinese companies to grow in Germany.
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