Comments by "F Liu" (@F_Liu) on "" video.

  1. Thank you for another great video! The Anglo-American empire and the anti China historical context very well explained.
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  2. Btw, even though the Chinese economic model can seem very capitalistic, but it is actually quite different from the US/Western Capitalism. China terms it as a ''Socialist Market Economy''. Capital, capitalists and their activities are regulated to make sure they serve the interest of the majority population, such as providing employments and economic developments. Most importantly, helping to work towards China's 5, 10 year developmental goals.
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  3. As long as the US considers itself an Exceptionalist nation, its hegemonic foreign policy will continue, and by any means, as you mentioned in your video, at the expense of deaths and sufferings of millions of people. People are dying and suffering under the Empire's conquests as we speak. The rulers of America does not seem to want peaceful coexistence with others, and have no regard for their own people's wishes. As a Chinese, I just want to say China is a peace loving nation and has no intention to dominate the world, hence poses no threat to world peace. Please stop buying into your media's false narrative.
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  4. In a 1986 episode of “60 Minutes,” the first major interview Deng granted to a Western broadcaster, Wallace asked: “To get rich is glorious. That declaration by Chinese leaders to their people surprises many in the capitalist world. What does that have to do with communism?” Deng’s reply: “To get rich is no sin. However, what we mean by getting rich is different from what you mean. Wealth in a socialist society belongs to the people.” Although Deng didn’t actually say “to get rich is glorious,” Wallace believes that the Chinese leader acknowledged ownership of the words by not challenging the question. “He certainly never said, ‘No, no, I never said that,’ ” Wallace says. In the interview, Deng emphasized that wealth in a socialist society meant “prosperity for the entire people” and must not lead to a situation in which “the rich get richer while the poor get poorer.”
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  5. Deng Xiaoping on ''Socialist Market Economy''. ''To uphold socialism we must eliminate poverty. Poverty is not socialism.'' -- Excerpt from a talk with the Japanese delegation on June 30, 1984
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  6.  @tyruswilson8721  Very good to know, thanks! The global oppressed must unite against US/Western imperialism.
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  7.  @ZweiZwolf  Agreed, in fact, it's been nothing short of outstanding. As a Chinese, I am extremely proud.
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  8. You are not seriously suggesting the US/West follows ''rules'', from international law, the UN charter, to WTO rules and other multilateral agreements. If you believe this, you are delusional and a hypocrite.
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  9. Question: Have you ever been to China? If you had, how long have you stayed there?
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  10. Yes, the arrogance of the late Qing ruler was largely responsible for the missed opportunity to industrialise and the century of humiliation followed. But Britain was not really there to discuss ''free trade'' with honest and innocent intent, they wanted to impose their own trade rules and force China to open up, the Western powers are still doing this to China now.
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  11.  @agoodchow  So is the path China been following good or bad, in your opinion, just wanted to understand your point
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