Comments by "Joe Qi" (@i6power30) on "Bloomberg Television" channel.

  1. This guy is doing the provocation. Americans insult China constantly, it takes a real patience for China not to strike back.
    154
  2.  @mohlotf  how did you get that? Plenty of BYD cars are going reliably over many years both in China and Australia.. you have such a narrow view of the world stuck in your closed country of the free and the brave.
    62
  3. I drive a PHEV and only use gas station 2 - 3 times year. 95% of miles are driven in EV mode as I plug in at home. But those 5% time when you really need further range out of town or have to drive through a winter blizzard without having to skimp on heating, having a gasoline engine as a backup really boosts your confidence. So I don't know why so many EV evangelists are so hell bent against PHEVs, when they can save you 95% of carbon emission and have just 20% of lithium battery as a pure EV.
    38
  4. I thought Trump was smarter than Biden. lol
    24
  5.  @saltymonke3682  Lexus / Toyota uses BYD's drivetrain and batteries in China.
    15
  6. Tariffs are not fair trade. American workers don't work as hard as Chinese workers, therefore can't complete. There is no polite way of putting it.
    8
  7. America resembles that of a declining king in his old age, desperately trying to cling to power.
    7
  8.  @saltymonke3682  Any credible source BYD CEO is driving Lexus as a daily personal car? I couldn't find any.
    7
  9. This move sent SMIC stock up lol.
    7
  10.  @ravishingravi  mcdonalds, starbucks etc etc.
    4
  11. Ukraine is even lower
    4
  12. Taiwan had 30 year head start than mainland and with the US support.
    3
  13. Clearly JD Vance provoked it, but Zelensky should have handled it better.
    3
  14. ​​ @AhmetTekin101 UK, Cascade, Sweden, Ireland , France and many others core Western countries voted in favor of resolution 2758
    3
  15.  @AhmetTekin101  tariffs make the US dollar stronger which in turn makes American export even less competitive. The trade balance will not change.. Americans import less but export even lies
    3
  16. You are Vietnamese right
    3
  17. IMF slams this 100% tarriff. Funny the Western media don't report it.
    3
  18. I concur
    3
  19. The days silicone shield is numbered. Both China and USA are working hard to develop their own advanced manufacturing process. No one needs TSMC in 5 years.
    2
  20. If you tally China + HK together, Chinese race is unbeatable.
    2
  21. Naive child or spam bot
    2
  22.  @paopaotang701  my Ukrainian girlfriend is under me still.
    2
  23. Just do the opposite of him
    2
  24. They are both Chinese
    1
  25. God is not pleased with America
    1
  26. so you admit the US is a thug for hire. AMERICANS can't make anything well, cars, airplanes, chips. all they have is military and use the violence to back its paper dollars,
    1
  27. Sure. Blame Chinese people for not being sophisticated enough to appreciate Starbucks LMAO!!
    1
  28. Potentially big win forCanada and Australia as China ditches US agricultural products and buys from Canada and Australia.
    1
  29. The irony is junk is American made cars, airplanes fall out of sky. Chinese manufacturing is higher in quality than the US.
    1
  30.  @jacksonliu5554  then, why do they call it silicone shields? If Taiwan loses technological advantage, that shield is gone no? I doubt the US tax voters are willing to send their sons and daighters to defend an island on the other side of world in a war that does not pose any threat to the US homeland.
    1
  31. Kioreans and Japanese were never a march for the Chinese historically.
    1
  32. Starbucks brand perception is a nice public toilet.. Imagine that.
    1
  33.  @Erikpdx  stood up with what? Brave soul? Ukraine has no chance defending itself without the US support. He will either have to bend the knee to Trump and apologize or lead Ukraine to destruction.
    1
  34. It's funny how delusional some Americans are still think they are ahead of China and thinks restricting access to openAI from the Chinese would somehow upset China lol. China's tech innovation is faster, and will soon surpass the the US. They don't even want your garbage AI tools you are restricting access to.
    1
  35.  @AhmetTekin101  what's unfair about it? Did China steal, loot, and use forced slave labors like Americans and Europeans did in 19 century to build up their civilization? Chinese did it all by themselves with their hard work and sacrifice. Did not steal land from indigenous population nor transported slaves from Africa to achieve the lazy westerners did with much greater magnitude.
    1
  36.  @bin.s.s.  Japan stole a lot of IP at its early stages of development.. you can't expect a developing economy to reinvent the wheel from the scratch.. Some technology transfer has to happen to get things started. Now China is developing much of its EV and semiconductor techs on its own and almost rivaling the West they are afraid and accusing China of cheating.
    1
  37.  @ravishingravi  banning McDonald's, Starbucks, Nike etc etc. China doesn't need any of those American trash
    1
  38.  @ravishingravi  Of course they can. China is being an adult / gentleman, American politicians are being immature bully waving their PP around to look strong.
    1
  39.  @albertcadgame8314  I agree. If China wanted, it can definitely deal a devastating blow to American businesses, but it is still trying to be cordial towards the US, while the US is being absolutely brutally aggressive towards China. At the same time, the US is accusing China of being the aggressor. I see the total opposite is true.
    1
  40. No, Chinese EVs will eat all of them.
    1
  41.  @grid-panda  true. phev only works if you can charge at home.
    1
  42.  @69memnon69  Disagree, EV is better if you have to drive long distance OFTEN, it cuts down your fuel cost much more than PHEV. PHEV is better if you only have to drive long distance less than 2 - 3 times a year like myself. so that 95% of my miles are in EV mode, I rarely need gas at all. If you only drive short distances (less than 50 miles say) mostly, why carry around a 250 mile capable battery? It's like you are only using 1/5 - 1/4 of usable battery, and the rest is dead weight, and will still degrade with time. In case of PHEV, the gasoline engine only wear out with usage, so if it's used minimally like myself, it will have indefinite life even after the car expires, the engine will probably can be taken out for resale value. The weight of engine is actually less than unsed portion of EV battery, so argument that PHEV carries the dead weight of engine does not hold up, BEV's unsed battery weight is much more significant if you are only driving short distances mostly.
    1
  43.  @mmongo562  Yet, the likes of you have been ridiculing China for years for not being able to make cars, pens, computer chips etc, the West had decades of head start, and criticize China of copying. If you don't learn, how would you catch up?
    1
  44. Canada has no backbone, it follows the US in locksteps. As a Canadian I'm ashamed.
    1
  45. China has shown great restraint given enormously hostile trade and military pressure from the US.
    1
  46. Big loss for US farmers. China doesn't need US wheat, big win for Canada and Australia which will sell more to China.
    1
  47. lol, typical uneducated American hill billy
    1
  48. Japan is a lost cause. No one wants out dated Japan phones or cars.
    1
  49. "US interests"? That's the excuse for the US to be world's policeman?
    1