Comments by "ronnel acido" (@ronnelacido1711) on "China Observer" channel.

  1. Oh, no! The police will start arresting these cheapskate youths for 'malicious non-spending'.🤣🤣 How dare you save for your future!
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  2. How hypocritical of China to accuse Japan of harming humanity by allegedly polluting the oceans when their own fishing fleet has been damaging the environment by destroying sea corals and overfishing the oceans bare?
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  3. CCP : "No permanent friends nor enemies, only permanent interests."
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  4. "Did I just buy a bag of bread or a bag of fertilizer?" got me laughing hard😂😂Not only is China notorious for its questionable food safety standards (or lack of it) but also for allowing child labor that exploits their young bodies. I expect to hear more disgusting stories as more unscrupulous merchants cut corners to save costs to survive the increasingly cut-throat environment.
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  5. Living day-to-day is not exactly what you call 'living', but this is what these guys have been forced into, either by choice or whatever. A harsh environment and exploitative system that rob people of their dreams and motivation to the point that they just float with the current. Despite his hard life, the drifter guy sounds content with his adopted lifestyle: no responsibilities, no commitments, nothing to care for but himself. He's free.
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  6. She put an end to her nightmare. In her own terms. That was a middle finger to an oppressive system that she was forced to endure.
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  7. The "cobra" shower heads, the "illiterate" calculator, the "wailing banshee" car horn, and the horizontally-plugged electric water heater were the funniest😂😂😂
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  8. "If you spend money, you're a god. If you don't, you're nothing." Pretty much sums up the Chinese culture. Money is god. Woe to the indentured peasants.
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  9. But, but I have a degree in Gender Studies! 😁I can help your company create a code to avoid misgenderism in the workplace🤣
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  10. Buyers' remorse again. Lesson: Don't buy anything from any company owned or controlled by a Chinese. It's more likely a scam. Spare yourselves the grief.
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  11. When your government has zero credibility that even a reassurance from the government itself triggers more panic.
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  12. If their underwater tunnels leak days after being opened to the public, what's the guarantee that their submarines will be any better?
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  13. Considering the quality of typical Chinese-constructed buildings, expecting high-rises to last even 10 years without issues would be nothing short of a miracle.
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  14. "He is no longer delivering food but is now delivering cement at a construction site". Wow! That's an upgrade🤣
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  15. Old habits die hard. For more profits.
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  16. Things are really serious when the government relies on fines to operate.
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  17. It must be so difficult putting up a facade just for the sake of appearances. Those "new" poor pretending to be rich have adopted a dual identity because losing face would be worse for them. A hollow existence that hinges on how much money you got.
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  18. These scamming compounds will never be eradicated as long as officials from countries involved receive 'incentives' from those running them. Nothing gets done because nobody does nothing. If there's a will, there's a way.
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  19. So essentially, if you eat those pre-packaged meals in a regular basis, you get a lesson about the Periodic Table as well as pickling your own body with preservatives.
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  20. Fake gold in China? But Chinese don't cheat and scam. I'm really shocked. You must be mistaken, China Observer.
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  21. "A dozen government departments come to collect money". Translation : "Corrupt officials show up randomly to collect their bribes." No wonder businesses are failing. Every bureaucrat wants to have a slice of the pie even as businesses lose money. It's like squeezing blood from a stone.
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  22. In ancient Rome, it was called, "bread and circus". State-funded spectacles with free bread to distract the masses from the toil of their everyday lives. In China, it's all circus without the bread.
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  23. They never really wanted to study nor explore life abroad. They went abroad to escape the stigma brought about by being leftover women. Chinese culture is harsh for women who chose to remain unmarried.
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  24. From zero to 100 kph acceleration in just 2 seconds? Did that first lady driver buy an F1 car to drive on a highway?
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  25. That scene of the old guy drinking like a dog from that roadside puddle was downright dehumanizing. I've seen many beggars but not one of them did what this guy did.
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  26. China : "Cost of living has become prohibitively expensive. It's ridiculous!" Rest of the world : "First time?"
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  27. Those "urban management police" a.k.a. Urban Bandits have definitely perfected the art of robbing even the lowly street vendors by force of numbers🤣🤣
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  28. Government treating its own citizens like they are criminals, scammers, and dummies. "Know your client" has become "Troll your client" 😂😂😂
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  29. His efforts may have been a drop in the ocean in a cesspool of corruption like China but at least this guy is doing something and not just ranting on social media.
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  30. Feel sorry for her and her child. She was sold a lie that spending a fortune in a top university is a sure-fire guarantee to improve her status. I hope she gets back on her feet for the sake of her daughter.
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  31. They should have installed solar PVs on the cars' roof for backup power. If no sunlight because it's cloudy, install a windmill at the hood.😂😂
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  32. Just don't put your money in the banks to save yourselves from grief.
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  33. After luring farmers to move to urban areas to buy overpriced houses that they can't afford, now they are being duped to become stock market players. Poor farmers.
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  34. Whether the reduced fleet was due to electric batteries, lower revenue due to lower ridership, or lack of funds for drivers' salaries, one thing is certain: the government is broke and is into drastic cost-cutting measures to delay the inevitable economic storm. Grim days ahead for the people. Not a good sign to the CCP.
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  35. The audacity of the restaurant to claim that the leftover rice collected from the tables will be fed to the staff was so appalling. Treating their staff like dogs. I want to see the owners eat it in front of their customers.
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  36. Scammer gets scammed. That's priceless.
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  37. Scamming, cheating and shortchanging is normal in China, not the exception. They think that they are entitled to. do it to others, especially to foreigners.
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  38. When even the so-called "iron rice bowls" (civil service jobs) are increasingly becoming "clay rice bowls" because the state's coffers are depleted, you have a very serious problem, indeed.
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  39. BYD = Burn Your Driver. How very apt.
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  40. The lady at the end of the video gave a level-headed concise summary of what ails the Chinese export-oriented economy. For decades, China relied and basked in "Made in China" exports which were cheap and made with low labor cost. They neglected innovation, the bottomline of which is research and development. Instead of making their own brand, they focused on stealing copyright and IP theft. Instead of investing in high-technology, they settled with reverse-engineering and the like. Now their short-sightedness is showing. That lady should give this lecture to those "patriotic" Chinese who thinks that dogma can feed people.
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  41. "China has the world's strictest food regulatory system". The most understated joke of the year🤣🤣
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  42. There is a saying: "The probability of getting struck by a lightning twice is higher than winning the jackpot in the lottery". Don't tell me that some guy with a hundred thousands of yuan decided one day to bet on random set of eight numbers but, with a sudden episode of seeing the future, bought the same number combinations 50,000 times, and actually got it right?? Is he a Nostradamus or something?
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  43. And the pro-China shills are even trumpeting that the yuan will replace the greenbuck as the world's reserve currency😂🤣
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  44. I can only imagine the mess inside the trains the Chinese left: spitoon, poo, vomit, plastic and paper wrappers, used diapers, leftover food, spillages etc.
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  45. Why do Chinese moviemakers believe people with short disposable income would patronize theaters when they can barely scrape enough to buy basic necessities?
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  46. Chinese : "Hi there, officer!" Cop : "Talking to a police officer without any reason is fined. That's 20 yuan". Citizen : "I just greeted you with sincerity. It's illegal now?" Cop : "Talking without being asked to is an offense. That's additional 20 yuan from you". Citizen : "This is fu**ing ridiculous! Why don't you just rob me outright?" Cop : "Swearing and accusing an officer of the peace is a serious offense. You get another 100 yuan fine for that."
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  47. I feel bad for them. They deserve their hard-earned money. Unfortunately, they will never see their deposits again. The CCP has re-channeled those to the BRI dole-outs.
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  48. Hotpot uses rocket fuel while rockets use gutter oil as fuel😁😁😁🤣
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  49. Chinese banking system is a dystopia. If they lose your money, they deny responsibilty. Try to deposit your money, and you get interrogated like you are a criminal. Why bother dealing with such aggravation?
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  50. The risk when a sector makes up 40% of your GDP is in display in China's current predicament. With banks heavily-exposed in the collapsing real estate, it had no choice but to take drastic measures to keep itself afloat like fiscal consolidation, pay cuts, and lay offs. More jobless and underemployment mean less consumer spending which means weak domestic economy. The dominoes are falling one by one.
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  51. The first woman saying those things while her child is watching from behind? Things look getting desperate for China. And Xi Jinping feels so generous as to give Africa $50 billion. Well done, Winnie.
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  52. Winter wonderland scene is beautiful except that extreme cold can freeze crops and create shortages.
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  53. Moral of the story: Don't buy if you can't afford it. You can't afford it if you have to borrow or take out a loan to cover it. Seasons do have rainy days so save up during the summer as ants and bees do. And never, EVER, let other people's opinions push you into making decisions that you would end up paying for later. It's your responsibility, not theirs.
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  54. Tofu military
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  55. Laughable how he expected real beef and seafood for that low price. When a Chinese restaurant offer something that is too good to be true, there's always a catch somewhere. You get what you pay for.
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  56. China's bureaucracy is, and has always been, obscenely bloated, period. And it will get more bloated as the government has to absorb more jobless to relieve the pressure of unemployment in the country. The money printer will be very busy.
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  57. If the product you're endorsing/selling is crap, expect returns from customers. Good thing returns are allowed.
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  58. You can have the biggest and most modern equipment and infrastructures, but if your customers don't trust your unpredictable government, you will remain a laggard.
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  59. If you buy it ridiculously cheap, it's fake or substandard. Just consider your money as a donation to the online seller and he sent you a token of appreciation. But on the funny side, the products shown here were so hilariously messed up🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  60. Not only do Chinese banks offer lower interest rates, the best deal-breaker is the possibility of your deposits unilaterally used to prop up the failing real estate companies in China.
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  61. Defense contractors: "Why use weld? We use glue made in China to build our ships and submarines. Cheaper and easier. More money." 🤣🤣🤣
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  62. Playing in stocks is like playing in a casino: you can hit it big or you fall flat and lose your shirt in the process in a matter of hours.
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  63. The 2nd lady who reduced her expected salary to 5k yuan got blindsided by the prospective employer. The employer ditched her because another applicant agreed to a lower salary for the same post. A pity. There's a real cut-throat competition out there.
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  64. Ridiculous to require job applicants to go through such silly hoops like a bunch of army recruits for a position that barely pays enough-- if they get paid at all. Undignified & humiliating. Unfortunately, that 44-hour work weekly is mostly observed on countries where the rule of law is more than just lip service.
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  65. If you don't have money to eat even a steamed bun, how can you have money to rent a place to stay?
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  66. The child's father on the first clip appear surprisingly calm as he took his child from that would-be abductor. No shouting, no rush, no confrontation of the woman. Like it was a normal occurence there.
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  67. Population control.
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  68. Chinese shops are desperate for sales. They'd rather take a huge hit in their bottom line than be stuck with unsold inventories in their storages. What's notable is that these are food stuffs. Even as they struggle, people will find ways to scrape enough money to buy food even at higher prices as they need to eat. Deflation has now hit food.
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  69. Doing it right means less money🤑🤑😆
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  70. 3:58 Off-the-bat answer: Somebody has been manipulating the stock market. These investors should have figured that out by now.
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  71. The dirt-cheap prices alone is a giveaway. If know the price of a branded item and you came across a similar item priced way cheap, then it's either fake or a knockoff of the real thing which means substandard quality. You get what you pay for.
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  72. it's a badge of honor for them. Cheating for them is a norm. If you cheated, you are smart. If you got cheated, you're a sucker and deserve to lose money.
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  73. Heartbreaking to see these young couple brimming with hope and enthusiasm as they begin their journey acquiring what every family dream of: their own home. Despite the unfortunate turn of events beyond their control, they still look at the positive side of things that one day, everything will turn out well for them. I wish them well.
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  74. The store couldn't sell because Chinese window-shoppers turned it into a siesta area like what they did in Ikea.
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  75. "Pre-fabricated panels" Translation : concrete slabs without rebars Why China allows widespread use of pre-fabricated concrete when their country is prone to earthquakes is beyond me.
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  76. ​ @williss1192  Starbucks and IKEA must be regretting staying behind in China. The latter's display showcase became a free hostel and siesta center they must as well offer free meals-in-bed.
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  77. After "flexible employment", now comes "slow employment". Same dog, different collar. Go, go, China! 👏👏At the rate you're going with your euphemisms, you can make Webster adopt those in their dictionary😂😂
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  78. Funny how Chinese can be so gullible to buy something just because it was endorsed by their favorite influencers who are laughing their way to the bank.
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  79. That's the dilemma with these workers. They know the company was struggling and missed paying their salaries but instead of cutting their losses by quitting, they just prolonged their slavery.
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  80. Investing 200k yuan to establish a gaming arcade up in the boondocks where there are barely enough children or young people to patronize it. Yup, that's a brilliant idea.
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  81. Mention 'Made in China' and the words that usually accompany it are: fake, low-quality, tofu dreg, copied/pirated, adulterated, dirty, toxic. And that's being kind.
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  82. Food safety issues have been around in China for as far as one can remember. Manufacturers and sellers don't care as long as they make money, while the government just go through the motions of 'acting' on the problem. It will never end even in their own lifetime.
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  83. Give those African guys some slack. They don't want to go home missing one of their kidneys.
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  84. "It's your fault if your kids got crushed by our tofu-dreg railings".
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  85. Just invited her for tea, the police would say.
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  86. Those homebuyers should just save their tears begging Evergrande and their ilk to deliver their houses. They got scammed, and no houses nor refunds is forthcoming. Their government is complicit in this mess they are in.
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  87. Both
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  88. They have a good public transport system. That's another disincentive to buy a car.
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  89. They have to behave or they could be on the next deportation flight by ICE.
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  90. The era of spending more than you earn and living beyond your means are over. It's unsustainable and will just put you to misery when banks came calling.
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  91. Competing in an oversaturated business in a shrinking market is a sure-fire way to lose your shirt.
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  92. They already did. You just don't realize it.
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  93. They want more farmers to the rural areas.
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  94. Online influencers and their audiences are bound by one thing: escapism. Just as opium was in history, the audiences have a few hours to forget that they are unemployed, homeless and in debt. The influencers get to experience the high of being in charge of how their audiences think and act. It distracts people from making their lives better.
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  95. "It's not real communism."
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  96. A 4-day, 3-night tour costing 40 yuan was too cheap to be true and should have triggered red flags as a possible scam, yet suckers still fall for it. There's always a catch somewhere.
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  97. When even Russians themselves expose to the world your cheating/scamming of people with your so-called 'authentic Russian goods'😂is embarrasing.
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  98. You will fall asleep without ever waking up😁
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  99. Those two buildings' exterior are unique indeed, but inside? Ugly and looks claustraphobic.
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  100. Now this makes it clear why new graduates and the unemployed would rather take their chances on the shrinking job markets in the cities than go back to their hometowns to farm. It's a choice between the rock and the hard place.
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  101. To call it 'food' in China is a misnomer. Even dogs don't eat those.
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  102. How can you make an authoritarian government accountable? This happens because public officials are corrupt to the bone.
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  103. Simple folks have more dignity and self-respect than most people. They know that money don't grow in trees and would rather work than rely upon the charity of others. Respect to that grandpa for keeping his.
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  104. From her narration, she's a career woman. Women like that are always ambitious, goal-driven and independent-minded. Stability is their foremost objective so they spend their younger years after college achieving that: all work and minimal private life. I don't understand why being a so-called "leftover woman" is an issue for them when being independent and financially-stable is the better alternative than being penniless and homeless.
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  105. Extend them a finger and they will grab your hand; extend them your hand and they will grab your arm.
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  106. Chinese economy relies on export manufacturing for foreign customers. But if you alienate and drive them out of your country with inhospitable policies and regulations, why would they come back and invest? Lesson learned in putting all your eggs in one basket and having an attitude. The house of cards is collapsing.
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  107. They might as well buy land and build their house in Chernobyl.
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  108. I bet the letter given to the bank employees goes something like this: "No bonuses for this year, guys. And your salary arrears for the past 6 months will be discussed once the board decides it merits consideration. Thank you for doing your best to serve the Motherland and the Party with your utmost dedication. Your effort is recognized".
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  109. Customer : "This beef noodle soup is mediocre. Chili oil was colored chili only. The beef doesn't taste like beef at all. The soup was heavily-flavored essence. The noodles texture was like eating boiled rubber." Because the ingredients were all fake cooked in gutter oil. That's the reason why it was cheap.
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  110.  @king_taksin  They're everywhere now, actually. Even in North Korea.
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  111. Overdoing pranks that go beyond good-intentioned humor into the realm of toxicity and disrespect on a couple's big day. And those aunties could really use a lesson on public manners. Shameful.
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  112. Toxicity must be so bad when you detest being with your own family during the supposedly happiest time of the year.
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  113. Costumer : "Then what is your department even doing?" Regulator : "We make sure that the seller scam more consumers."
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  114. And the absurdity of it all is that after slaving your childhood away to learn all of those things people say you need to have a good future, you end up as delivery or ride-hailing drivers, security guards, or street food seller. Worst? Unemployed & no money.
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  115. Thumbs down to the mother who was so busy chatting with friends that she only knew what happened only after her child was brought back to her. What an irresponsible mother.
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  116. Fried egg costing 2,288 yuan per serving?? Even if the raw egg costs 100 yuan each, it's stupidity to pay 20x of that.
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  117. Imagine spending millions just to buy a condo unit that's essentially a fire-trap?
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  118. They've proven that you can successfully recycle sewer oil for human consumption.
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  119. Chinese wumaos: "But, but America has a lot of homeless and no pandas!"
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  120. Gutter oil
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  121. Your movie sucks when even your family and friends did not buy tickets to watch it.
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  122. The REAL China died along with the Ming dynasty. The dynasties after that were just a mere shell of what a glorious China had been. The China that Mao founded is a transmogrified version that we see today.
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  123. The officers were only meticulous because there was a camera.
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  124. The Chinese will probably wont to say, "Money is money. You can't eat honor".
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  125. I truly sympathize with that young lady livestreamer. She's doing an honest day's work spending time and effort in front of an audience. She's not scamming nor making pretenses to beg for money from strangers yet she was bashed for doing what she does. You just can't please everybody.
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  126. The perils of getting rich quick without financial literacy: spend, spend, spend.
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  127. How about putting in your resume: "Son/daughter of CCP member"? That should count for something.
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  128. They bought the lie that a bachelor's/Master's is sure ticket to the dream life. Even yet, even blue-collar jobs are incredibly competitive nowadays in China.
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  129. The government should open centers and clinics offering free services for mental and psychological problems for its citizens. I'm sure suicides, depression, and anxiety attacks are getting common in China.
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  130. That mountainside is denuded. No trees nor shrub cover to hold back the loose sail and has a steep slope. Even a person with simple knowledge will see the danger. It's a disaster that has now come to pass. Condolences to the victims.
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  131. And yet they have those "piss eggs" which they eat with delight😜😜
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  132. Relationship happens in the work place.
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  133. Did you check sites where they post scandal videos? Might see your revealing videos there. LOL
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  134. Considering that around 90 percent of their surface & groundwater are contaminated or unfit for any use, spraying fruit with pesticides sound tame.
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  135. It must be horrible when even best friend Russia is wary of Chinese cheap junks.
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  136. "Why are they giving me tissue paper?". That's for wiping off your tears when you cry after seeing your gift📦🤣I thought only governments resort to austerity when times are tough but hey, it's better than nothing, right?
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  137. It wasn't dog food, it's pig slop which is worse. After several scandals of schools serving students with what passes for 'food', parents should have known better than trusting school administrators to do better.
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  138. But, but the CCP said the economy grew by 5.2%! 😂😂
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  139. But it's a dying business🤣🤣
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  140. Refunding only 10% of the principal is a joke. It's adding insult to injury. Trying to come off as corporate responsibility after driving homebuyers to the ground sounds laughable.
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  141. Prospective bride : "The man i want for a husband should be someone working in the government or public sector". Translation : "He should be in the government so he can make much money out of corruption".
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  142. Two consecutive quarters of decreasing GDP is technically a recession. Let's see if China can work some magic to avoid that prospect.
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  143. Terminate your contract and they will terminate you. Unilateral termination is a breach of contract. Ivan will have the say on when your contract has ended.
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  144. That ridiculous demand was just an excuse to demand more money from him. Drink the water or shell out 80k USD. Humiliate himself or pay. They were boxing him into a situation thinking he will have to choose one or another. Fortunately, he chose a third option: walk away and keep his self-respect.
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  145. Integrity sounds less appealing than money. Chinese mindset.
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  146. They are developing self-ejection seats where the driver and the passengers will be ejected upwards up to an altitude of 5k meters high into the atmosphere and land using an airbag.
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  147. But, but, but the gear looks sleek and high-tech. That should be enough, no?
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  148. Or that you have "authorized" the bank to invest your money on financial products you have never heard of.
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  149. You mean a rolling crematorium? 🤣☠️😬
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  150. The most serious issue with these counterfeit products is the use of toxic substances like lead and other carcinogenic substances.
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  151. According to the video, Xiaomi's product encountered defects after the warranty expired, which means that you have to pay to have it fixed. Something tells me that wasn't coincidence.
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  152. With ground-dwelling insects acting odd? I don't think so. A dormant volcano is acting up. The ground is being heated forcing locusts and ground-dwelling insects to come out to the surface. Heated water is mixing with surface water, scalding those fishes and killing them eventually.
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  153. Empty mall so deserted that the owner did not bother to hire security guards. That's so f*****d up.
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  154. China's huge population has now become a liability. With factories closing and relocating elsewhere, how do you provide employment to those who lost their jobs?
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  155. I bet the giveaways were fake, toxic or junk sourced from shady manufacturers for pennies.
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  156. Alert : The inspection team has been missing, and the inspecfion report is nowhere to be found.
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  157. A Chinese professional lady like that would sound like a typical American woman : "I'm a strong, independent woman, and don't need a man".
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  158. Sounds like these uncles/aunties are doing anything and everything to release stress to avoid depression in their old age. Some look ridiculous and even downright dangerous activities but hey, whatever blows your sail.
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  159. "It's not about the money. It's the thrill".
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  160. Why do it in public at all? A train station is a busy place with women & children among patrons.
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  161. Ponzi would be proud of Chinese innovation.
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  162. Perfect opportunity for them to learn the Xi Jinping Thoughts
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  163. People know. See no evil, hear no evil, talk no evil. Not worth it for your organs.
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  164. He wants the world to see his audacity easily.
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  165. The classic 'shoot the messenger' approach. Criminals don't want them traced at their doorstep.
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  166. Chinese mindset: it only has to look nice and stylish. Quality? Well... 🙄
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  167. There's still a catch, though. How do you know if that near-expiring pork dumplings are really made from pork and not rat or cat meat?
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  168. Just close the business and leave the country. More trouble than they're worth.
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  169. How the hell the guy with the graying hair ended up in a debt of a billion? He must be so incompetent in business that he did everything wrong. His creditors must be kicking themselves in disgust for trusting him.
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  170. You mean emptying those free candies to their plastic bags to bring home.
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  171. Money, of course. Manufacturers don't want drivers asking too many questions. Take it or leave it.
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  172. Winnie and his gang laughing all the way to the bank.
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  173. Akin to "Don't offend the cooks that prepare your food".
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  174. The EV chassis looks like it crumpled easily on impact. I shudder to think of how terrible it will be on a head-on collision.
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  175. They can complain all they want but the Chinese will just say, "You pay peanuts, you get monkeys."
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  176. Spit on your food before going to the toilet, then.
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  177. They can house their homeless there.
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  178. Actually, she was saying that pigs are treated better than humans since pig feed has more nutritional content than human food. It wasn't her intention to praise pig feed.
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  179. They did Sweden a huge favor. Sweden should have sent a thank-you card to the Chinese embassy in Stockholm.
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  180. I lost my job and currently unemployed. Company owed me six months of salary. I could not withdraw my modest savings as the bank said that I have authorized them to buy me some financial products years ago, so my money is locked in. I am struggling to pay my bills, groceries, car and house mortgages without me even enjoying them. I'll be homeless next month as I can no longer pay my rent in an apartment in one of the most polluted part of the world the "food" isn't food, tap water is discolored and stinks like sewage, and the air you inhale feels like setting your lungs on fire and your eyes itchy on a good day. But don't worry, guys. I have more money than last year😂😂😂
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  181. "But, but it comes from tajikistan! We changed the labels." 😂😂
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  182. "How dare you to fix our junk cars?"
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  183. "But, but, but China NEVER colonized any country!" Tibetans: "Ahem!"
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  184. Bragging rights
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  185. the gutter oil is GENUINELY taken from the sewers🤣🤣
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  186. Chinese contractors : "Rebars are needed?"
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  187. But am sure as hell that Beijing will never ask CCP members to tone down their corruption and money-making activities.
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  188. Villagers : "Your rockets crashed into our houses. Pay us for the cost of the repairs!" CCP : "Building houses right where rocket parts fall down is illegal. You will all be fined with 2,000 yuan each plus deductions of 5,000 to your social credits."
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  189. The whole CCP apparatus from top to bottom. Throw them in jail and throw away the keys.
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  190. If it wasn't toxic😂
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  191. Or if you're the miser type: "What? Only the head? Where's the rest? I've been cheated!"
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  192. His behavior was another red flag. He intends to make a copy or replica of the paintings and pass it off as original.
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  193. When products are sold by weight and not by unit or piece, that gives you an idea how cheaply the product was made which makes its quality shady at best. Prepare to get ripped off.
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  194. Those huge grocery and supermarket shops inside malls will fold up due to weak sales and high operating costs. Street vending/flea markets will become the norm. People need food and someone has to fill that demand.
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  195. Ruling a huge country guided by ideology rather than pragmatism isn't a good model.
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  196. Don't speak too soon.
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  197. She will be taking up a Master in Foreign Espionage.
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  198. The Weimar republic and Zimbabwe heard you loud and clear.
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  199. Funny thing is that Pakistan, Nigeria & South Africa are not on the list extending visa-free entry to Chinese passports. So much for allies.
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  200. The dorms in 4:30 look claustrophobic and just a tad better than those in Nazi concentration camps. God forbid that a fire or a contagious disease broke out in those rooms.
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  201. They just pretend to 'fix' it to get the homeowners off their backs.
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  202. Maybe they were given exemptions from property tax to entice them to Singapore.
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  203. Far from being a benevolent power it projects itself to be, China uses the BRI to funnel excess capital to expand its creeping influence overseas. With the CCP's mindset of money at the core of its existence, it leverages the same and loans them to poor countries it knows would not be able to repay them. China selects the projects that it will fund, usually those that the borrower will have little use for, like the Laos HSR. Given Laos' population and economy, a high-speed rail is like a square peg on a round hole as the fares would be unaffordable to the ordinary citizens, necessitating huge subsidies from their cash-strapped government. If the daily revenues is not enough just to break-even, how are they going to repay? But wait, China has a solution: lease the system to a Chinese state-owned company to manage and operate the HSR for, say 30 years, with option to extend, to recoup its billions with a substantial profit for its trouble. So at the end of the day, China brought its influence across its borders via a rail system constructed using Chinese workers, transported its citizens to exploit the natural resources of its"beneficiary" whose citizens would not even enjoy the modern transport and is now stuck paying for the loan for more than a generation or longer. Very neat. That's China's "win-win" masterplan, "common prosperity" for all. Trap gullible countries with loans and projects of questionable economic viability through corruption and other rent-seeking practices.
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  204. The nerve of them to complain when the Huawei trifold can easily cover two bowls of their favorite instant ramen?
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  205. "How dare you disrespect our most powerful passport in the world?"
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  206. I can only symphatize with those diner servers forced to perform like clowns to entertain diners. Imagine graduating with degrees from a university only to end up doing acts that rob you of your dignity. I just hope that those young people are paid extra for their effort.
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  207. Poor animals freezing to death. Being left outside in that kind of weather is cruel.
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  208. Maybe the hypersonic missile are all hype😁😁
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  209. They've been doing that. Chinese factories abroad stamped their products as made in those countries but the process and ingredients are still the same.
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  210. In China, 'face' is very important. If friends and relatives know you're jobless, you'll be laughed at behind your back. They're spending to avoid humiliation.
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  211. Who announced that 4.7% rate in the first place?
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  212. They realized that a solar-powered passenger plane was not a good idea after all. Back to the drawing board.
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  213. Patriotism has a price. A hefty one at that.
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  214. Just solid concrete made of water, cement, sand & a little gravel. Mix & poured down a mold to achieve the desired shape. Voila! Instant beams & pillars.
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  215. Who would want to live in the top floors of that skyscraper and see the ugly pollution-choked skyline of Shenzen?
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  216. In-your-face guilt-tripping😂I laughed so hard at the absurdity. I was waiting for the bureaucrat to point the young man to the two ladies watching: "You may start procreating with them, now!"
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  217. Woah! That lady boss sounds so haughtily arrogant to proclaim that she's breaking the law because she has connections in the labor bureau. I hope she will not end up destitute herself as karma can be a b***h. The guy should count himself lucky to be free of her insufferable condescending attitude. Imagine working for that kind of boss.
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  218. One street and there were dozens of shops offering milk tea, hotpot, noodles etc. one after the other on both sides of the street. That's oversaturation. The market can only accommodate so much sellers. No wonder businesses are failing.
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  219. Animals have more manners, so don't insult animals.
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  220. At least you can be sure that Japan's watermelons and other produce are not injected with hormones, washed/dipped in formaldehyde, or sprayed with pesticides or painted green to make it look fresh. I'd gladly pay a little bit more to eat safer and healthier foods.
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  221. He probably played too much Call of Duty or Modern Warfare to think that he will be facing AI characters on a real battlefield.
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  222. Central government wants local government, private companies, and employees borrow money for their own unpaid salaries?? That's something innovative🤣
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  223. The inspectors themselves rarely do site inspections. They just go to the site, walk around randomly, make some perfunctory remarks, talk with the contractors, then go home--with an envelope full of money.
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  224. Same like US and elsewhere
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  225. That black sewer-like water coming out of the tap "meets water safety standards"? Residents should have forced those useless officials to drink a glass of that water.
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  226. It took them decades to figure out how a ballpoint pen works😂😂😂
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  227. A despondent pilot is more dangerous than a crazed driver. Imagine a World Trade Center scenario.
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  228. Winnie the Pooh will fix food production. He has ordered his minions to level down the mountains to create more farmlands, right?
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  229. Of course there is the standard "cutting corners". Made in China, right?
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  230. The countries bordering the South China Sea should announce that they will also release contaminated water into their territorial waters. Let's see if China will refrain from poaching there.
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  231. A term in a re-education center made him see things more clearly.
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  232. Oversaturated market and loss of income. With people losing their job and unable to pay mortgage, do they expect people to prioritize buying cars than just buying the basics?
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  233. I hope the first woman did not make a quick exit from that bridge. She's in a pretty bad spot. I can only imagine how many people like her have unalived themselves. That's the consequence when money becomes the end-all and be-all of one's existence.
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  234. North Korean soldier: You eat?
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  235. I can only imagine how these homeless and unemployed individuals cope when winter sets in. China has so many ghost cities, why not let the homeless move into them to put them into use?
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  236. They don't care about repeat business nor customer reviews. All they want is to squeeze money out of you by hook or by crook.
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  237. EU should call their bluff, and for good reason. With the recent floodings in some provinces, China will have food security issues. If they boycott EU's food exports, it will backfire on them.
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  238. Yet the shills like to point at those infrastructures to say that China has surpassed the world in progress🤣🤣
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  239. Took them at least a decade to figure out ballpoint technology😜😁
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  240. They used recycled scrapyard iron
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  241. Steel is way costlier than concrete. The builders were Chinese. There you go.
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  242. You mean guinea pigs😂
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  243. You've been in Johor? Have you heard about the petroleum complex project they planned on building on a reclaimed land there? That project did also had issues due to improper soil compacting that foundations were sinking and tilting.
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  244. Nope. The dogs themselves will end up for dinner. Chinese eat anything.
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  245. I bet that older gentleman you were referring to will be selling his cardboard boxes to Chinese restaurants to be made into dumplings🤣🤣
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  246. 4 houses and 4 cars are better than just 2 houses and 2 cars
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  247. I thought homelessness and squatting are stuff one gets to see and experience in the US and elsewhere. Now, China it seems has caught on the craze😁😂
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  248. No country will give landing rights to any airline flying this plane knowing it has issues with airworthiness. Even North Korea will refuse.
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  249. If they pay you monthly, the mercenary is at loss. This is on assumption that your pay will be given to you AFTER one month, not upon arrival/deployment. It is presumed that Russia will not hand over your salary until you did time in the battlefield first.
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  250. Right. The lady collected that discarded oil to be sold to a buyer who then re-processed it, and then sold it back to the restaurant as recycled oil😂Fixed the narrative for you.
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  251. Probably used it to speculate on real estate, or went into a business that went under.
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  252. Because when you TRI to FOLD it, the LCD leaks.
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  253. I want to buy some of those unbreakable noodles. I can use those as shoelaces.
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  254. 0:57 Guy manhandling that poor worker should have been charged with assault. His co-workers never lifting a finger to intervene on his behalf was disconcerting. The CCP regime has been running roughshod over their rights because they allow it.
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  255. Interview or not doesn't matter. It's not what you know; it's who you know.
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  256. Boeing is being plagued with aircraft issues lately. Maybe they have adopted the Chinese business model to save on costs.
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  257. The CCP seems to be more obssesed with form and appearance rather than substance. Perception over reality/practicality. Their zero-covid policy was one example.
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  258. The delivery guy who fell asleep aboard his bike parked along the curb illustrates the state of food delivery service, and the wider picture of the job market, in China right now. Exploitative with longer work hours but lesser pay and risking your life and safety only to get shouted at by rude customers. Classic definition of cut-throat when you steal orders meant for others just to earn a few bucks more.
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  259. Primary schools are now just facade and actually used to scam parents seeking early education for their kids. Officials do nothing to give justice.
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  260. That's in addition to BYD's self-exploding EVs. Way to go, China!😂😂
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  261. Those extreme weather wasn't all that bad. Now all they have to worry is lakes and rivers overflowing and crops buried under hailstorms.
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  262. They can detain you for "espionage" just because they don't like the way you smirk😂😂😂
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  263. "Oh, I'm very sorry, sir. But you authorized us to lend your money to the BRI. We'll let you know if and when the debtors will repay the money. Thank you and have a nice day."
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  264. China : Panicking at the 0.01 fall of the RMB against the US dollar Argentina, Lebanon and Venezuela : (In unison) First time?
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  265. Sounds like Albanese is a good learner of the CCP's ways.
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  266. Perplexing that going into a working schedule that adheres closely to that of the rest of the world will still trigger anxiety in China. They should be thankful that they still have jobs to go to. The world had changed and they have to adjust to the new reality as the rest of the world.
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  267. Luckin coffee will be the next locator inside that Starbucks shop😂😂
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  268. Did you hear what the judges said? "If the items are on public space, it's not considered theft."?
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  269. Those who thought they could still squeeze blood from a stone.
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  270. I can't imagine being once a billionaire to end up being in debt to the tune of 150 million. Poor business decision to delay cutting your losses when the handwriting was already on the wall.
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  271. That's why even farmers themselves won't consume them, or turn them into strawberry jams with longer shelf life. They use too much pesticides & growth hormones. That guy saying it's not about pesticide scare was trying to downplay it.
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  272. Topped by a slice of hormone-injected cantaloupe or spit-rinsed Mandarin apple🍎😆😆
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  273. Savings
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  274. Karens are not grab-hags, at least.
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  275. Insiders now coming out in the open to reveal a glimpse of a rotten CCP-enabled criminal justice system that shields bad eggs but throws honest cops under the bus. Hopefully, more people still with some honor left will come out and start the ball rolling to clean up the country before they all sink with the corrupt CCP.
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  276. High party officials back certain contractors to win big-ticket contracts. It's common in China.
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  277. They don't look at the quality. As long as it's cheap and look almost like the real thing. They only need it to brag on social media that they bought the legit brand.
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  278. Not quite. They may be laughing and casually joking about the callous way their officials treat them, but the manner they demonstrate those fake equipment were unmistakably sarcastic. "Look, guys. These are the shitty equipment our shitty officials allow us to use".
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  279. They are supposed to work to death for the Party and nothing else. The nerve of them!
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  280. No free stuff in China.
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  281. Huawei and Xiaomi made the plunge, so why not your neighborhood street vendor can't?
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  282. People pay 5 yuan per night to sleep on that rubbish-littered dump under the bridge? That's really some level of desperation. At least in the US, people don't have to pay to sleep in a dump on a card board box.
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  283. Let the officially-inaugurated Hun Sen dynasty sort it out for them.
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  284. Ticking time bombs🙄⌚
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  285. Outbound tourists can still go. it's the inbound foreign tourists who are the issue. You can go in but you can't be sure if you will be allowed to exit.
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  286. China already owns Cambodia. All those new buildings housing casinos in Sihanoukville and elsewhere were built and owned by Chinese who have built their own enclave.
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  287. Unfortunately, no. China insists that bilateral agreements covering BRI projects are to refer to Chinese laws in the event of a dispute. Effectively a waiver, the agreement estop the recipient country from bringing a dispute to arbitration courts in Singapore or Geneva for redress. China knows with the dubious quality of their projects, it will be swamped with complaints and lawsuits for breach of contract. What better way to cover their behind by inserting a provision that the laws of China shall prevail. It is like being scammed, with the scammer himself who gets to decide if you had been scammed or not.
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  288. Car quality and customer care service must really suck when manufacturers stage "Problematic Car Expo" instead of fixing the actual problem.
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  289. Human traffickers are using the children knowing authorities will be lenient with them. Whether the parents are complicit or not is arguable. But the US authorities have to dealt a firm hand or else traffickers will continue sending in children as pawns.
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  290. The only requirement is willingness to become a cannon-fodder.
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  291. Forget about the elevators if the walls, floors and ceilings are crumbling at the slightest touch.
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  292. What can you do when they show you their 'all-powerful passport'?
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  293. Solving a problem means you have to first acknowledge that there is a problem. Huawei refuses, or rather is in a denial, that there is a problem with their phones. If ain't broke, why fix it, right?
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  294. Plans and blueprints are seldom followed in China. It's a do-it-yourself country where you can cut corners on anything and everything just to make a few more bucks.
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  295. Those foreigner "visitors" look like some foreign students doing a gig as props to earn some extra bucks and free meals.
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  296. Reminds me of the Fujimori-era Peru when government forced women to undergo painful sterilization procedure to curb high birth rates. Government can be a monster when forcing an agenda.
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  297. Those who have money spend just enough for the basics. Those who have no money have it hard as they can't simply afford.
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  298. The school children were not asking to be provided with expensive food. All they wanted is to be given decent filling food. That's just fair.
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  299. Those vloggers who tried those fancy restaurants should have first wondered if what they were eating were real food & not some overpriced zombie concoction. The lady who tried the roasted suckling pig could have eaten a roasted dog, that's why the off-taste.
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  300. To be fair, their civil and structural engineers may be relatively good in designing infrastructures. The problem lies with the contractors who actually build the infra. Cutting corners and shoddy work is a standard in China. Worse, the government tolerates it.
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  301. Last I heard, only the Beijing-to-Shanghai HST route is making a profit which is used to subsidize those routes losing money. The high-speed rail system is, for all intents and purposes, bankrupt. The central government is just absorbing the huge losses through massive subsidies rather than close down unprofitable routes.
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  302.  @theethicsofliberty4642  there's no money to be made on those projects. Local officials love projects like high rises so they could skimp on materials like cement and rebars for more bribes and kickbacks.
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  303. 900 employees for operations that can be handled by 100 people? Now there's your problem. Making your company a dumping ground for unnecessary staff with political connections.
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  304. But, but they have sleek high-speed trains! 🤣🤣
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  305. Hopefully they didn't use made in China tape🤣🤣
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  306.  @uinsionnoriain8607  It's in the context of the footages shown in this video. Locals' xenophobia. Not all, but why take the risk?
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  307. Looks like Trump will be having another health problem to deal with. Coincidence?
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  308. Easier to copy/steal or reverse-engineer technology than build one.
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  309.  @_Some_Random_Dude  Yep, if they can eat stir-fried rocks, fake/toxic food will be like snacks for them. Can't be choosy when you have very little buying power.
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  310. Countries sharing maritime borders in the Baltic Sea should perhaps send their Coast Guards to monitor any foreign-flagged vessel that transits through their EEZs especially in areas where undersea cables/pipelines are located. It seems saboteurs are getting away with their underhanded actions because nobody is monitoring them on the ground in real time.
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  311. Will the CCP recognize those wills especially if it involves money? Since private ownership is supposed to be non-existent in a communist country, the CCP will probably take those for its own.
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  312. Money, money. Everything is all about and revolves around money. Imagine negotiating and haggling right in the middle of the wedding ceremony because one party is demanding a fixed amount of money. It seems the party of the bride was using an absurd gesture to extort more money from the groom. Even raising a family is a transactional business in China.
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  313. It means that they have YET to install surveillance gadgets inside the toilets😆😆
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  314. This was a typical CCP-sanctioned project haphazardly-done to meet unrealistic deadlines set by the Party. Bringing in heavy equipment sped up the work but not necessarily made work a quality one, just like their tofu-dreg infrastructures. Impressive outside, shoddy inside. A huge waste of time and resources with nothing to show in the end.
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  315. Neighbors from hell are the worst. Inconsiderate and entitled lot. That's the downside when you have too many people jobless. They have all the time to cook up something to make your life as miserable as they are.
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  316. There's a difference, actually. In China, they use CCTVs to monitor you. In NK, they use annoying minders wherever you go🤣🤣🤣
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  317. The passengers won't be needing blankets. EVs have an automatic bonfire INSIDE the car that functions as a heater.
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  318. It's an indirect criticism of the government. Banks will never dare do what they are doing without orders from the government.
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  319. The Iraqi cops escorting and interacting with those Little Pinks looks as if they want to be elsewhere rather than be used for CCP propaganda😂😂
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  320. They're using that steel to build their aircraft carriers, warships, tanks and warplanes. You telling me their equipments are junk quality?
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  321. Welcome to gangsterland China:face-blue-wide-eyes:
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  322. Everything becomes transactional just to put up a facade of respectability and conformity to traditions. At the end of the day, it's just business and money.
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  323. Common denominator among these debtors were poor money/business discretion. Living beyond their means and failure to cut losses when default was inevitable. Living on credit cards is unsustainable in the long run. The only option left for them now is to become "professional deadbeats", especially the guy who had debts to every online platform.
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  324. Just because they don't announce it mean they are not doing it--yet.
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  325. China can't even pay their own civil servants😂
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  326. They believed the state geologists who are clueless as nails.
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  327. In UK, it's "heat or eat". In China, it's "heat or rent". 😕😜
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  328. You guys misunderstood how China's jets perform. They don't fire missiles, they ram their jets at enemy fighters.
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  329. How could they? The staff detaining them outnumber the tourists inside. Plus the police are on the take of the merchants.
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  330. But... but China enected the new Anti-Espionage Law to welcome tourists and foreign investors back. Doesn't that count for something? 😂😂
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  331. They've been voting with their feet. Whole Cbinese families are now becoming common joining the dangerous trek to the US via Central America. Chinese workers now trying out opportunities in some African backwater. Yep, the prospects are not good in the mainland.
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  332. I wonder what the little pinks will say if restaurants in Japan use doormats in Chinese colors, and fly the Taiwanese flag outside their shops? Two can play the tango, right?
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  333. You mean single moms with 3 to 4 kids from Ray-rays and pookies but acts like the prom queen?
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  334. Film industries reflect the economic, social, and political environment of counties through the movies/films that they produce. It is a form of expression that connects to the viewers current situation. Feel-good, rags-to-riches, tearjerkers, and Avenger-type movies offer the cheapest temporary escape from reality where people get to imagine themselves as "superheroes".
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  335. "You've been unemployed? But I thought you've been doing well in your job because we see you having latte in Starbuck's". 😂😂😂
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  336. Humiliating your child in public because he failed your expectations is doubly cruel.
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  337. Even the groom sounds incredulous when told that it is a custom on the side of the bride's family. This highlights how marriages have been a matter of business transactions in China. A man can never have a family if he can't pay upfront. In China, marriages are just two people of opposite sex paired for convenience and reputation it will purportedly brings to the families. The groom never knew her bride well, her familes, neither their customs.
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  338. They can still have the chili sauteed rocks and piss eggs to fill their cravings.
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  339. Neither. Just garbage even dogs will not eat.
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  340. Some people think that kindness is weakness so they abuse it.
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  341. If they think that the grass is greener on the other side, they will want to leave. Just don't bring their boorish attitude to their countries of destination. Chinese tourists/travelers have gained notoriety for being rude and arrogant when abroad.
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  342. They want to make sure that the depositor is the real owner of the money, and not some dummy of a corrupt official. They only pick on the ordinary people with money.
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  343. Sadness is illegal in utopian China. 😆😆
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  344. Exporting their tofu-dreg projects abroad. Now it's unfinished projects. What a waste of money.
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  345. No worries, guys. BRICS will save China, but don't ask me how🤣🤣
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  346. Investing in restaurants in China right now is the surefire way to end up in the poor house. It's understandable now why Chinese families would invest their savings doing the brutal trek to the US nowadays rather than risk it with a hopeless venture in their own country.
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  347. The current HSTs are already operating at a loss. Lowering fares to make it more affordable would add to the burden of losing money. China built those HSTs with foreigners (who have money) in mind. No more foreigners, no more patrons.
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  348. Chinese businesses in Sanya seems in a hurry to recoup their losses during the pandemic, but shooting themselves at the foot in the process. Fleecing the tourists with Mafia-like prices will not make them come back to your city. They only have themselves to blame if no tourist come especially as few have disposable income nowadays.
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  349. I wonder if the ashes they give to the deceased's relatives were the real thing or just random ashes from a barbecue stand?
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  350. C - Chinese R - Replicated A - Aircraft I - Is C - Crap
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  351. Paying to suffer aggravation for themselves.
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  352. 1.6 million yuan winning bid for a project worth 67 million? Something tells me that a lot of local Party officials and cadres will be laughing all the way to the bank and the project will end up with a few props for 'accomplishment'. 3:05 Grain production officials submitting falsified/fake production data to please Beijing were treading on dangerous path. Mao Zedong's local cadres in charge of grain production did the same in the late 50's to glorify the Great Leap Forward and look where it got them. Catastrophic famine and starvation. They will find out sooner rather than later.
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  353. That's assuming the batteries don't explode first before rust appears.
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  354. During Duterte's time as president of the Philippines, the slogan was, "Build, Build, Build". In Xi Jinping's China, it's now, "Breed, Breed, Breed". That's a catchy sound to it.
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  355. Can no longer afford LEGO? Don't worry, Chinese pirates will produce a cheaper alternative. They will call it LETGO.
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  356. Chinese companies are notorious for paying peanuts per hour. So even if you work longer hours, there's no real increment in your salary.
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  357. Each unit comes with: Pilot ejectment system for an additional $5 million Parachutes for an additional $1 million Missiles for 100k each Ammunition for $1 million per 10k rounds Comprehensive insurance for $5 million Buy 10 for the price of 2 or until stocks lasts
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  358. That's "hurting the Chinese feelings".
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  359. The women learned how to transact from their American women counterparts. 6-6-6.
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  360. Real estate companies: "We've done all the marketing gimmicks that we could think of, but sales is still dismal. What's wrong?" "It's the economy, stupid!"
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  361. Wrong. They haven't yet pulled out their passports in public to show who's the boss😂
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  362. But, but, but the Chinese jets are environment-friendly! They are solar-powered.😂
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  363.  @spursphil81  they've been eating spicy sauteed stones. Molds will be just entrees to them.
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  364. Even a prison facility looks better. A budget hotel with a communal toilet, uncovered shower & a double-deck bed with smelly blankets & paper-thin mattress? And that grimy power outlet? The landlord could have at least gave the room a new coat of paint so it doesn't look like a prison cell.
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  365. The aunties only go when it's free.
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  366. I guess they were more worried about getting wet than getting blown off the ground by the winds.
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  367. The used equipments are sold off as 'junk'. There must be a huge surplus of those second-hand equipment flooding the market now. I imagine many of those will end up being exported overseas as 'surplus'. As for the abandoned buildings, that's another matter.
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  368. To think that they've been eating real lead and iron embedded in their food.
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  369. Because they know they can get away with it
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  370. "If you can cheat, then cheat".
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  371. This is one instance when supermarkets see foot traffic as a curse to the business. People turning the place into an evacuation center without buying anything.
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  372. R & D costs time and money. Better pocket the money and just copy the technology.
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  373. What part of "If you can cheat, cheat" you don't understand? You should used your money to buy food for your family instead of wasting it on duds.
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  374. That Chinese merc still can't get over the fact that they eat real food in Russia.
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  375. Totalitarian states need no law to do what it wants to do. You can end up in jail if tyrants so much doesn't like your face at all.
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  376. So how does the equipment recycling business make money if the dining/restaurant industry is failing and more outlets close down? Do they sell those as second-hand to new ventures, or sell those as scrap to recyclers? His warehouses must be bursting with second-hand equipment now. Even after getting blindsided by their employers, the first two ladies seem to be taking it well with the smiles on their faces. Lesson learned: reconsider your vacation plans for now or you may end up with no job to go back to.
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  377. 1:05 had the eerie vibes of a horror movie. Like a monster will jump on you from the fog. What's crazy is that the world thinks China is serious in its commitments to carbon neutrality?
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  378. Doubtful if Pakistan and African countries have the infrastructures (charging stations) to support these e-bikes that will be flooding them?
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  379. Singapore is a miniature China. Majority of citizens were ethnic Chinese, the reason why rich Chinese fleeing the mainland are settling there.
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  380. You expect common sense in China?
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  381. "Where has all the people gone?". They're migrating to the US, apparently😁😂
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  382. Free-standing houses are discouraged in China as they want to maximize use of land to accommodate their huge population and their agriculture.
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  383. "The filthier the food, the better". Chinese mindset. Who says China has no standards?:trophy-yellow-smiling:
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  384. EV cars are cheap in China due to subsidies and cut-throat competition that they are almost disposable. You'd be ridiculous to risk getting arrested for stealing junks from disposable cars.
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  385. Maybe they just want to know how your kidneys are doing. Just a friendly visit, I guess from your neighborhood cops. 😂
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  386. That's laughable. The winning combination would have appeared on several tickets since it was bet on 50,000 times. If a ticket can accommodate 10 sets of random combination, 50,000 combinations will be printed on 5,000 tickets (50,000 ÷ 10 = 5,000). Since only one person who placed a bet on the winning number 50k times, it will be the same person who collects the prize. The lottery office is clearly lying.
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  387. At a cost of 80 billion yuan, that's the world's most expensive dormitory. Better than being a white elephant building.
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  388. Odd that Chinese were taking the trains to get away from the city just AFTER a tremor. If the tracks buckled due to the earthquake, it could result in a horrific derailment. Crowding inside train stations when a more powerful earthquake might hit could send the roof to collapse unto their heads. And driving on the roads in the dark after an earthquake is also discouraged. Sinkholes, subsidence, landslides or fissures may happen or appear and pose danger to motorists. They should be staying in a wide open area away from buildings as aftershocks will occur.
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  389. It makes sense, actually. Since you can order the same item online, let it come to you. Saves you time, effort and gas.
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  390. With what? They may be desperate but no Chinese youth would relish to be in the frontline should they decide to do a Tiananmen 2.0.
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  391. Hospitals hiring 'patients' (aka stooges) to deliver positive reviews for a hospital to draw unsuspecting patients that they can charge with an arm and a leg for the simplest procedure. How about funeral/crematorium stooges?
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  392. What were Chinese engineers thinking that drainage pipes underground are meant to support the load of traffic above instead of using rebars on their roads?
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  393. Now you know why the soy sauce sold in your country has a faint smell of a hair salon😂
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  394. Fines = Salary
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  395. They want to know what those pilots know: training, doctrine, etc. Insights as to how the Western military mind works. Knowing how your adversary functions and reacts to situations helps you plan your strategies.
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  396. That's the problem when bureaucrats, not technocrats, are in charge.
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  397. It's due to greed. Steel companies form subsidiaries in other cities to corner as much contracts as they can when times were booming. Now that the industry is in a slump, holding companies are liquidating their subsidiaries to escape paying severance benefits to their employees.
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  398. Pre-selling system. Homebuyers are required to pay first before construction begins. They have basically no say on the quality of houses that they will get because all they see is the scale model of the units the developer is offering.
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  399. The more apt word is INGRATITUDE.
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  400. They're experts at manipulating statistics.
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  401. Or replace Brazil with Pakistan so it becomes PRICKS
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  402. You mean the Nigerian prince or the the Microsoft tech support?
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  403. Have an open mind. She's flushing the urinal while washing the dishes. Saves water and time. Two birds with one stone. Brilliant.
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  404. "What law says I can't smash dishes when I eat?". Wow! Lady, the law doesn't have to expressly allow you or not. That's damaging private property. You go to restaurants to eat or drink, not smash plates if you fee so inclined. It's plain common sense. The arrogance.
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  405. The Chinese will say that they were just testing if the drinks were contaminated😆😆
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  406. The Jack Ma treatment for her
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  407. Like the aunties who scream at each other's face & threaten with gestures but don't actually hit each other.
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  408. Who would want to acquire a rapidly- depreciating asset even at a huge discount in a country with an unstable economic, political and social environment? It's just a headache.
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  409. Cutting cost. Experienced workers demand higher wages due to acquired skills. Hiring young grads give them the liberty to offer lower entry-level pay.
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  410. "Ride hailing drivers fighting over passengers, what's going on?". It's called cut-throat competition, lady. Basically, survival of the fittest. You have to be as shrewd and inconsiderate to others to earn more.
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  411. I doubt if those so-called patriotic youth will get rid of their iPhones😆😆
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  412. Cardboard burgers/dumplings are more expensive now due to the that propaganda guy who made hundreds of thousands of yuan collecting and selling cardboard junk🤣🤣
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  413. Unemployment is also worsening elsewhere, including developed countries. What makes China's worse is that there is no safety nets for those who lose their jobs. Your only fall back on is your savings, if you have one. The rampant age discrimination tolerated by the government inflame the situation even more.
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  414. That's cute. Street-side massage and therapy stands run by licensed doctors. It's really bad when even doctors swallow humiliation acting as mongers because they need to survive. Why don't China send them to their friends in Africa that lacks medical practitioners?
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  415. He should have let the vendor go. The stinky tofu was fake, anyway. And the oil used was gutter oil. 😆
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  416. Or your apartment unit is tofu dreg that crumbles at the slightest touch? Let's see if these women will have culture shock.
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  417. But, but, but they have read "Xi Jinping's Thoughts"! 🤣🤣🤣
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  418. Population control
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  419. Sending their best actors and scammers
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  420. ​ @napoleonfeanor  Not necessarily bad movies, but mostly repetitively rehashed and given a twist that is so ridiculously inane. How many installments of the Marvel Heroes/Avengers have you watched so far? It also did not help that Hollywood went all-out 'woke' that turned off many loyal moviegoers.
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  421. But they are quick to offer you loans for your deposits.LOL
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  422. Let's hope they still do when the Chinese women demand outrageous dowries.
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  423. Because there was a camera. Perfect time to do some real cop work.
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  424. Temu basically treats their employees no better than slaves. Maybe even using whips to "motivate" them.
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  425. Officials actually fined the people whose houses collapsed or got damaged by the quake for showing the tabboo of poverty😆
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  426. Felt bad for the foreign reporter. He was just doing his job for his network. When foreign companies who fled China said the country has become outright xenophobic and hostile, they mean exactly like that.
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  427. Go against the Pooh's narrative and you get the Li Kequiang treatment.
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  428. But their employer will ask them: "I've already given you work hours more than you can even dream of, why would you still ask for a salary?"
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  429. "But we will make it difficult for you to withdraw your money" 🤣
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  430. 2,700 USD is no peanuts as Russia is now experiencing some tightness in finances.
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  431. Yeah, they treat foreigners like royalty according to the anti-espionage law.
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  432. Add to that the pharmaceutical & the funeral business.
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  433. You ordered maggots, right? So the fried rice wasn't supposed to be there.
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  434. Only this time, they have added 'mycoplasma pneumonia' in that list. Sounds like fun😂😂
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  435. You forgot that they diluted the mixture with recycled oil from the sewers.
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  436. Maybe they admire life in North Korea
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  437. Because the manager had already flown abroad with his money.
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  438. Hey, at least his hair will not get wet.🤣
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  439. But Starbucks is getting free advertising through word of mouth so more aunties come to enjoy being freeloaders. LOL
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  440. The Chinese guy explained that the Chinese exhibitors got their visa denied by both Mexico and US, despite the fact that the exhibitors have paid for their booths in full. Why? The US is tightening the rules for issuing visas for Chinese citizens, while Mexico is a competitor. Why give visa to sellers from a competitor country?
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  441. For appearance sake only😏
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  442. HR = Highly Redundant
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  443. It was stillna Ponzi scheme. Promising investirs a 20-fold annual asset increase so they don't pull their money out was a classic bait. That's 2,000%!
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  444. Selling abroad brings in hard currencies. Chinese banks already have too much yuan.
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  445. No freedom of speech nor expression, nor silence. no freedom to think. a dystopia.
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  446.  @CanMav  I don't need to know it's cheap and sucks like hell. The mere fact that they use recycled or gasoline-contaminated oil is already a no-go.
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  447. That's a disgusting price-gouging. The provincial government of Hainan connived with the local businesses to screw things up resulting to tourists getting stranded for days, then force them to buy food and accommodation at inflated prices.
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  448. "Be glad I'm not scamming you."🤣🤣
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  449. At least the Russians are not known for using chemicals, additives and essences in their food to taste edible. Can't say the same for mainlanders.
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  450. But China passports the most powerful in the world😁
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  451. What? Those people are breaking the law by being sad and crying. No sadness in China because China is paradise!
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  452. Did they use real wheat for the bread, or it's just talc and bromate?
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  453. They won't spend it. With China's challenging economy, the recipients will likely keep the money for future use which tells you of their confidence in the economy. That's why the CCP will not give any direct stimulus. They know their people's mentality.
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  454. I wonder what happened to that sociology professor after his rant on national television? Picked up by cops for some 'questioning' and never returned?
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  455. If you're in China whether as local or tourists, you have to get used to praying to your deity to survive the hazard that is China.
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  456.  @Zinnia1234  Coming to a neighborhood store near you.
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  457. No body, no autopsy, no crime. Typical gangster playbook.
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  458. You're assuming that it will stay intact midair before it even engaged.
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  459. Hospitals in China are now also struggling, owing their staff months of salary arrears.
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  460. You're missing out on all those protein😂😂
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  461. Those poor horses😟😣Looks like the heavens have been showing their unfavorable verdict to Winnie the Pooh's rule with increasing intensity.
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  462. Maybe they want to eliminate the farmers? Perhaps this must be the reason they've been buying vast tracts of land in Africa to outsource their food elsewhere. If that is so, the farmers have become expendible.
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  463. Customer: "Why is my soup tastes like piss? Did you urinate on it in the kitchen?" Cook: "Oh no, sir! Not me, but the assistant cook did."
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  464. Some drivers use weed or other stimulant.
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  465. Give tbe guy a break. He lost billions after getting shaken down by the CCP😁🤣
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  466. How? The bilateral agreement covering these China-funded projects states that in the event of dispute, the laws of China will be the reference. So if a country decides that the contract is patently onerous in China's favor, it will have to prove that in a Chinese court.
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  467. It is now a full-time job in China.The job market is really tough over there.
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  468. Winnie the Pooh is feeding them with bitterness
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  469. The joke was on them. They mistook people who lined up outside iPhone stores to be interested buyers when they were just, in fact, kibitzers. People simply have no money to spend on overpriced gadgets these days.
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  470. China exported their ghost cities to Cambodia. Hopefully, those buildings are not tofu dregs as well.
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  471. Bandwagon mentality fueled by the real-estate companies themselves: "Everybody's buying. Am gonna buy one, too." Now they're all in the same boat.
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  472. You can't teach new tricks to an old dog.
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  473. "Play Russian roulette with your health and safety"
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  474. The losers were happy because they get to keep their kidneys.
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  475. Food on the go😆😆
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  476. Huawei is on an overdrive mode to market these tri-fold phones. Just got several ads within five minutes pushing this model.
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  477. The last guy who made the mea culpa video at the end said, "Life does not offer a second chance". That means his organs had been harvested later.
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  478. That's why they are in a hurry to sell their C919😂The money printer can't go on for long.
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  479. They know what's inside those mooncakes. Something like 'see, but don't touch'.
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  480. Chinese companies relocating from China brought the practice with them overseas. The only way to make a profit is to sell cheap and pay low.
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  481. Even North Korea doesn't want it for their zero-star-rated Koryo airline.
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  482. As if their excessive pesticides, hormones and chemically-laden water was not enough poison to begin with.
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  483. But, but, but they look good!
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  484. That's assuming that the phone survive being folded/unfolded for the first time.
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  485. No worries. They will soon ask the guy for a criminal record clearance and a neuropsychiatric clearance before agreeing😁😁
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  486. Blood plasma for transfusion, in case war breaks out.
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  487. As if their buildings have 'integrity' in the first place.
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  488. it's to maintain the illusion of prosperity for the world to see. images matter in China.
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  489. 2:15 Don't worry, guys. Soon the CCP will fine you for breathing in too much air and basking in too much sunshine.
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  490. Encouraging people to buy a new car when they can barely afford it is downright stupid. Also goes when taking out a loan when your salary will be barely enough to pay the monthly repayments.
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  491. It happens around the world, but not as common as that of China. There's a reason why tofu-dreg was coined in China only, and why "Made in China" connotes poor/substandard quality.
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  492. Germany doesn't dangle young German female students as "study companions".
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  493. "Professional deadbeats", "professional closers". Wow, China invented a new industry niche. Other countries should seriously consider this new business model.
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  494. That robot dog cannot be employed for reconnaisance mission that requires stealth. I'd imagine it makes too much noise when it walks. And it looks so fragile that a well-aimed fist-size rock will knock it out of commission. This is all form but no substance.
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  495. Let me guess: no rebars were used on that platform segment.
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  496. Chinese parents are also to blame. Nothing is good enough for them as far as their children's academic life is concerned. Children go to school and study just to please their parents, not to carve their own path. It's a horrible and toxic environment for young people.
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  497. And they continue to build high-speed trains. Maybe they want to force people to buy EV cars or use HSTs.
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  498. It's a wonder that his car arrived at Urumqi still in one piece🤣🤣🤣That means he has to buy another car for his return trip.
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  499. In other countries, eating leftovers by another person INSIDE the store itself is not allowed. She would have to look for it in a garbage bin in the back alley. It's called dumpster-diving.
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  500. Intimidate like a typical bully.
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  501. You mean the same amount of enhancers, additives, and chemicals?
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  502. Imagine getting that 'high' after eating your favorite skewered lamb from the neighborhood restaurant.
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  503. They used rivets and screws? I thought they used glue and nails?
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  504. He should appreciate that he could still walk. He may end up with no legs to walk with.
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  505. Conflicting figures between the official statistics and the realities on the ground as related by the business owners themselves means one of them is lying. One of them is sounding the alarm while the other is feeding 'feel-good' BS to the public.
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  506. You're an engineer, but you don't know what a foundation is? Engineer? I thought this is a group study session for Xi Jinping's Thoughts?
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  507. Does that debt include those used to build those so-called "tofu-dreg" infrastructures? A huge chunk of those debts for sure ended up in overseas bank accounts of some big fishes in their government.
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  508. Chinese carmaker too embarassed to admit their product is a piece of junk by removing all its traces. Car-maker: "We are proud to announce the launch of our latest line of most efficient and safest energy vehicles in the market." (After the EV self-combustion): Car-maker: "We can't tell if that EV was ours. There's no brand logo at all. Our EVs are safe."
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  509. "Hurting the feelings of Chinese people" had been made illegal in China.
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  510. It's real mineral water. The dissolved minerals are cadmium, lead, arsenic.
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  511. You should be thankful that your food had been chewed on by cats before it was served to you. It means the food was a REAL thing for cats to eat.
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  512. Say hello to this once Newsom becomes president. He's been taking pointers from Winnie himself.
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  513. How else can you use the cheap recycled oil?
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  514. Same thing their government did with their foreign customers--with disastrous results. China is good in public relations and propaganda but apparently, marketing is not being taught in their schools.
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  515. CCP really taking their own citizens to the cleaners😂😂😂
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  516. handymen? you mean wet-eared trainees?
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  517. John Connor will be laughing his butt out.
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  518. Graduating in a foreign university is already a prestige-booster in China. Getting a job is just a bonus.
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  519. Not gonna happen. CCP needs strawmen to deflect blame for their failures and to rally support for its rule. Japan and the US fits the bill for that strawman.
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  520. Your comparison is off-tangent. In America, they're upfront about the costs. Quite expensive, yes, but not a scam which involves lies, shortchanging, and misrepresentation to trick you. You know what you are getting into and how much you have to shell out. No hidden purchases, no deceptive come-ons, and definitely no bullying nor coercion into availing of nor buying anything or else. Quite opposite to China.
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  521. It's called dumping. Excess produce in China exported overseas to stabilize their own domestic market. They no longer have to worry about deflation now.
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  522. They should consider turning that place into a movie set for something like a viral outbreak where people turned into zombies, or got wiped out by a plague. The depressing vibes looks ideal.
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  523. It was a crime against nature. When I saw those heavy equipment, I thought they were building a step pyramid like that in Egypt.
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  524. Everyone wants to ride on the bandwagon until the tires burst flat.
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  525. She's cute, though. The most suitable job for her would be as a mistress to a local party boss if she's desperate enough.
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  526. Spending hundreds of yuan for a bunch of rotting stuff was far from being lucky. He was stupid for believing he was buying the real thing that cheap. When it's too good to be true...
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  527. Are they now promoting promiscuity now among students? Will they give state support to these young couples pushed into a serious lifetime commitment too soon?
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  528. ​ @SkipPyP00S  Bread that lasts for a year without getting moldy. They already got that, too.
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  529. They're phasing down. By introducing new working schedules, it will force workers to either resign or accept lower pay. With millions of unemployed desperate for jobs, they won't have difficulty signing up workers for less pay. Sink or swim.
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  530. They have already consumed the entire Periodic Table. A little more lithium now will not matter much.
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  531. Hey, at least the pork is REAL pork. Or is it?
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  532. Even the farmers themselves won't risk eating their own produce
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  533. It wasn't about profit above anything else. It's to troll and annoy the liberals.
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  534. 3:30 I wonder how Beijingers still able to live in their city with that kind of pollution.
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  535. They already have a naval base in Sri Lanka, and had just displaced India in Maldives. They want to turn Cambodia into a satellite state.
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  536. The dilemma of quantifying every thing in terms of money and how much it costs. Chinese people have grown inseparable from the standards of money.
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  537. Superstition. Chinese believe items left by the previous owner carry bad luck. Buyers usually spend a small fortune to remodel their second-hand units that costs as much as buying a new unit.
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  538. If they can do that in an IKEA showroom, airports will be easier.
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  539. If they quit, they won't be getting any severance and still no assurance that they will get their arrears. It's just a fool's hope.
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  540. Because it may be construed as "hurting the Chinese people's feelings". Winnie the pooh will be upset😁🤣🤣
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  541. Veteran in agit-prop operations
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  542. Like a scene from Final Destination
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  543. You're implying that poverty exists in China? 😆😆That's heresy.
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  544. Cloned yuans for real greenbuck. Smart lads.
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  545. Wasn't there a scandal last year when tanker trucks transporting mineral oil/sludge were found to have been carrying cooking oil without being cleaned & disinfected first? How could you still trust the cooking oil you buy from groceries are not tainted with toxins & contaminants? Whether you eat out or cook at home, there's always the risk that you're consuming food cooked in gutter/recycled oil or tainted oil.
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  546. Chinese contractors: "Infrastructures need steel? The inspectors said GI wires are enough".
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  547. Impose a quota system of 4 children tops, per married couple. Provide a cradle-to-grave welfare system to support couples raising children. Make it worthwhile and profitable to raising a family.
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  548.  @TavistockLiesBrainwashing  The Brits left Singapore as part of the Federation of Malaysia. It did not become prosperous until it separated as a sovereign state.
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  549. Like what do they expect UN to do? Oblige Russia to give them steaks and caviars when it can't even give decent food to its soldiers?
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  550. No point talking of buying new house and new car if you are broke.
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  551. The staff were using a ball-point hammer and a screwdriver to pry the logo off the hood. Was the hood made of plastic or what?
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  552. I'm not sure if the organizers were at fault that very few visitors went to this expo. Exhibitors should have known better that it's a hit-and-miss owing to lack of foreign clients. Unless the expo organizers gave them assurance that they will get their money back in event of a flop, I think the exhibitors will just have to take ita as a lesson learned.
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  553. "If I can't keep it, so can't you!". The level of anger and frustration gone loose. Felt bad for both the original homeowner and the buyer as both have been victimized by a corrupt system that consign hardworking citizens into misery. How will the courts enforce the hefty fine when the original owners has no more to lose? No job, no savings, and neck-deep in debt? Can't squeeze blood from a stone.
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  554. The fentanyl is export-quality
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  555.  @CaballeroMatamoros  New to sarcasm, are you?
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  556. The last lady was heartbreaking. Lost everything. No job, no income, now homeless, a and in huge debt. She just rolled the dice for the right reasons but at a bad time.
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  557. Because the aunties were badgering them for the free lunch when it was the organizers who made the promise.
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  558. Old stocks on clearance sale
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  559. It would've been laudable if they are fining merchants for selling dirty and unsanitary food in their shops. Theyd rather go after people trying to earn a living for some imaginable reason. It's killing the poor in slow motion.
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  560. But, but, but the gutter oil used was freshly-processed.
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  561. Don't give them any ideas.
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  562. Maybe quit ripping off tourists with hidden charges, forcing them to buy overpriced trinkets and souvenirs from shops, threatening them with damnation etc. would be an ideal start for tourism to recover. No sane visitor will ever go back after experiencing scams.
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  563. Probably formaldehyde
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  564. Could not even conduct a successful rocket launch and yet claim that they have landed on the moon?
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  565. An empty stomach knows no laws. CCP is playing a dangerous game by playing deaf & blind to the citizens' plight. He who has nothing to lose loses fear of anything.
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  566. "They pretend to pay us, while we pretend to work." 🤣🤣
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  567. Chinese logic : "What is mine is mine alone. What is yours is also mine".
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  568. They were issued IOUs
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  569. If they're even real veggies.
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  570. Some will be worse off than others, depending on how deep they've latched on their economy to China.
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  571. "You're lazy and not working hard enough. Work, you lazy peasants!"
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  572. When Winnie the Pooh told young people to 'eat bitterness', he was being serious.
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  573. Chinese companies exporting their unscrupulous business practices abroad by undercutting competitors to win contracts. The only way they can make money with low bids is to cut corners, leading to tofu dreg projects. Ban/blacklist those companies.
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  574. Keep his hair from getting wet and messy. They did his hair for this scene, you know. He has to look good on camera.
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  575. Crazier is paying monthly mortgages to the bank for the unit that may not be built at all. The developer had already taken your money in full so what is their incentive to deliver on their end?
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  576. Victory has many relatives while defeat is an orphan. Nobody wants to have anything to do with a loser. Harsh truth.
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  577. People always want to check out new things to see and experience for themselves. Once they see it's same crap, they never come back.
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  578. As if China respects international conventions😆😆😆
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  579. Not to mention the perennial use of PEDs to boost their athletes' performance, as well as 'game-fixing/rigging' allegations.
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  580. Chinese tofu engineers: "What's a 'foundation'?"
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  581. But the farmer can't say "No" to someone armed with a gun controlled by a politician, right?
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  582. You are required to pay in full before the first hole is dug. Unless you can inspect the scale models.
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  583. Japanese are too polite which these Chinese think is weakness and submission which further embolden them to do more abuse. Imagine being bullied and abused right in your own country by a foreigner in public? I wonder if political correctness has permeated Japanese society or are they desperate for Chinese tourists?
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  584. CCP was the gang that poor developer was referring to. It's the biggest syndicate in the world😆
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  585. You can tell from the models' faces that they were cringing 🤢at the thought of getting their photo taken endorsing those luxury knockoffs. Just another day in the office, ladies😁🤣😜
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  586. Most mainland Chinese can't speak English. Even among college graduates. English-speaking foreigners used to do private sessions teaching English among young Chinese as side hustle. Winnie and his gang, however, cracked down on English teaching deeming it as "dirty" Western influence. Nowadays, if young Chinese want to learn English, they either cross into Hong Kong or go abroad to enrol in English Language courses.
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  587. A culture based on money. You don't have it, you're screwed.
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  588. For women, it's not who you know. It's who you blow.
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  589. The 'liver' is pre-cooked, but whether that is real chicken liver or something else is the mystery.
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  590. The shill are in awe. "China will lead the world!" 😂😂😂
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  591. Of courrse he was being sarcastic. You can smell the sarcasm from a mile away.
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  592. Even the insects, dogs and rodents stay clear of those Chinese 'food'. Tells you what kind of chemicals unscrupulous manufacturers put on their products.
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  593. The entire Periodic Table.
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  594. I feel bad for those poor donkeys. Being taped & then spray-painted all over to imitate a real zebra is just cruel.
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  595. The scam was due to the fact that the woman was stuck with a unit that she can't resell due to the depressed housing demand. She still has to pay the monthly mortgages. If her salary is just 3k/month, she's screwed.
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  596. I've been expecting them to "ask" you to sign a consent form as an organ donor😁😂
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  597. Not only pesticides but they also use hormones to speed up the growth of the fruit.
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  598. Imitation, the subtlest form of flattery.
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  599. Were farmers still have something to sell when neighbors steal their harvests? 😁😁
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  600. Cutting corners is a standard in Chinese-made infrastructure. Just ask Ecuador. Indebted to the tune of billions for a defect-riddled project built by Chinese.
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  601. The rural fine-happy cops will knock on your door and inspect your house. "You are not allowed to grow crops or anything inside your home. It's ugly and uncivilized. Fine is 100 yuan".
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  602. They're learning from the transactional mentality of Western women: 6-figure salary, 6-foot tall etc.
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  603. "We regret to inform you that due to severe shortage of umbrellas for use on board, passengers of C919 Flight 123 will be transferred to an Airbus A320 for the connecting flight."
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  604. I will give that expert guy the benefit of tbe doubt. I bet he knows the idea was stupid, but had to give his seal of approval to lend the project some credibility the CCP was advocating it.
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  605. Where will they get the money to pay the workers? And even if you produce, how can you generate revenue if countries don't buy your products. You will just add to overcapacity.
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  606. But, but, but they have memorized "Xi Jinping's Thoughts"! 😁😆
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  607. Josef Goebbel's handbook
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  608. Misery loves company
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  609. The huge unemployment, the dirty food, and the pollution are real, at least.
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  610. So they think Singapore is and has been part of China since ancient times. When did I hear of that before? Is that the reason they have flooded into Singapore as they see it as a province, like Taiwan? Looks like the 10-Dash Line will soon expand into a 20-Dash Line if they include Java in Indonesia.
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  611. Basically, they want you to mine their gold for them, then buy the gold at the prices that they will dictate?
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  612. Were those fake egg yolks the workers were putting in those mooncakes at 2:48?
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  613. Local officials looking for mistresses
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  614. Waving with the middle finger🤣
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  615. Who the hell would risk his life to earn a few yuans delivering food during a hurricane like this?? I hope the delivery platform will help that poor guy with the hospital expenses.
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  616. Only the rich and well-connected families can afford to send their kids abroad to study. The goal is not really to get employment abroad but to return with a lot of prestige which means a lot in China to preserve the family's influence.
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  617. The US has both. Illegal immigrants will tell you they have both and more😁😁
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  618.  @steadholderharrington9035  they used the pig iron they produced during Mao's era. Can't let it go to waste, somehow.
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  619. Only a desensitized monster would risk the lives of their patients by consciously using these substandard drugs and equipments.
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  620. Maybe they bring their own oxygen tanks like scuba divers.
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  621. Circumstances were beyond their control
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  622. Can't blame these truckers if they quit. Honest work for meager income then police & local officials squeeze you with fines and tolls leaving you with nothing but a pittance in your pockets. They're not living, they're barely surviving.
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  623. When even your own loved ones wouldn't give you the time of the day, social media is your vent.
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  624. Taiwan can rest easy. BYD was the contractor for China's tanks, trucks and APCs. 😂 This is the perfect opportunity for BYD car owners to demand "Refund Only". 😁🤣
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  625. Frustration. He was selling but nobody's buying them even as scrap so he wants to turn them into literal scrap.
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  626. Where's the YT link?
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  627. The family will bear the shame, supposedly.
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  628. It's different in China. No such thing as Bankruptcy laws like in the West. The creditors will still come after you.
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  629. Employers: "We've given you work already, now you want salary as well?"
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  630. They were able to save on food costs but forget that they use gas to cook those multiple dishes, plus the amount of chemicals through the seasonings and enhancers to give flavor to the dishes.
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  631. Where are they going to nail them down? The walls are basically just sand and gravel.
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  632. nope, it's from india. cows there are treated like gods😉
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  633. It's not as if their water is fit for human consumption, anyway.
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  634. Migrated to North & South America, Europe & Africa.
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  635. No rebars (fake steel if there's any), inadequate cement in the concrete, desert sand (not river sand) were used, and so on. The standard Chinese construction 'technique'. Thanks, CCP.
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  636. Western spies😜🤣
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  637. Cutting losses usually means losing money due to poor financial decisions in the past. No need to bleed money from a turnip.
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  638. Mainland Chinese are not exactly known for keeping things clean and tidy.
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  639. Talk about getting fried in your own lard😂😂
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  640. Worst scenario would be government turning to test tube to grow babies inside a laboratory.
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  641. Watermelons are not basic staple like rice, corn or flour. You can do away with watermelons in your budget and no harm done.
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  642.  @lesliebouchard6496  It's Starsucks
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  643. School receptionist: "Can I help you?" Student: "Yes. I'm new in this school. Can you help me where to buy chemicals for my science laboratory class?" Receptionist: "Oh, sure. It's that way. You will find the school canteen. Just pick from the menu for the chemicals you look for".
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  644. Just for the fund of it.
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  645. It's not rusting. Those are termites.
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  646. They think the whole world is their playground
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  647. But... but they showed their superiority against the Uyghurs and the Tibetans, right? 😁😁
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  648. The upside of this phenomenon is that less use of gutter oil for food.
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  649. The cops and their CCP overlords hate competition😂
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  650. I wonder what are the questions with a memorized "standard answers"? Surely not "Are you willing to work without salary?"
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  651. learning to live in a make-believe world.
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  652. Fake lobster, anyone?
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  653. The market can only absorb so much of a product that had been produced in excess. Too many farmers harvesting at the same time competing for a limited market.
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  654. I wonder how she felt afterwards, knowing it was mouse droppings🤢
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  655. Good luck getting a refund.
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  656. Would have been more convenient if he just post a huge sign at the entrance: "No Chinese Allowed".
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  657. Merchants allowing dead fish floating inside their aquariums😂There's nothing wrong buying dead fish as long as they did not come from a fish kill.
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  658. Government policies is the elephant in the room
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  659. Fetching drinking water from a stream where people bathe, pee and take a dump? No, thanks. On one hand, they shouldn't worry about their ruined houses. Winnie the Pooh is already preparing the next tranche of billions of dollars worth of aid... to Africa🤣
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  660. if they allow OF, their employment numbers will go through the roof.
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  661. Hey, at least that's a scientific-sounding alibi instead of the usual 'natural disaster'. A huge improvement by the propaganda department.
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  662. China thinks that 'all roads will lead to China' soon. 250 million passengers annually? They'd be lucky ifnthey get even a fraction of that now.
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  663. If the quality is comparable to the original, why don't these counterfeiters market them under their own brand? Why use the name of the established brand. The point of being a counterfeit is that your product quality did not pass through the standards of the brand owner, hence it's unauthorized.
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  664. Companies would prefer younger workers for their PR.
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  665. She had tears because she wasn't just scammed. She was robbed.
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  666. I think it's 2 years' worth of accumulated arrears, not 24 straight months of not being paid. I would think the salaries were given in a regular manner and, if it were, they were not given in full. The past three years have severely impacted the cash flows of those construction companies due to the pandemic.
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  667. China is in overload mode for faking everything: fake food, fake products, fake waterfalls, faked face (due to filters), and now fake snow village with fake snow & fake trees. I bet even that white sand is fake. It must have been soaked on chemicals & bleach as it's too unnaturally white, like detergent. Those cotton could have been sourced from slave labor in Xinjiang. The whole thing is a scam. Carry on, China. That's your #1 achievement.
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  668. Soldiers smuggling and selling guns overseas to people with money, soldiers moonlighting as bodyguards or thugs for moneyed individuals, soldiers extorting from civilians for their pay, soldiers serving as mercenaries in foreign wars, etc. This is now an unknown territory for China.
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  669. But, but, but that can't be. GDP grew 5.2% last year! 🤣🤣🤣
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  670. The Chinese tourist should be grateful he was charged 10x more. That's the price between friends. Tourists from other countries are charged 100x more in Russia.
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  671. The danger of AI being misused for illicit gains.
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  672. But, but they have integrity🤣😁
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  673. With the high cost of living, even a two-income family is a struggle nowadays, even in the West.
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  674. It means used cooking oil already discarded down the sewers being scooped out to be re-processed for use again.
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  675. They have a new prison package: One month in jail but you have to leave one of your kidneys before they release you.
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  676. Did you see the bushes and weeds in the distance? There is your open-air latrine.
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  677. 1 to 2% of the remaining 90% are billionaires. 4 to 6% are upper middle class. With the prevailing economic crisis, I'd say around 50% are now in poverty or something approximate.
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  678. Want to try pangolin stew😋😝
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  679. She covered it because a panicked rat might jump into the soup and turn into another meme about Chinese food safety.
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  680. They went overseas or migrated to OnlyFans.
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  681. Nope. Xi Jinping Thoughts only.
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  682. @ 12:49 Not only they were using fake or imitation ingredients, they also use EXPIRED fake ingredients😆😬
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  683. The guy @ 11:20 took a few seconds to respond. He obviously chose his words or else get in trouble with the authorities for wrong response. The other interviewees were also wary of their responses and their facial expressions on cam. No sadness in China.
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  684.  @icemann4699  It's about costs. Even high-end diners feel the pinch of declining sales. How else can you cut costs without resorting to cheating customers just to survive in the industry?
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  685. They chose to become unpaid workers (a.k.a slaves). It's on them.
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  686. Women having unrealistic expectations of men during a recession. No wonder men just lie flat and let everything rot. Women are just not worth it anymore.
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  687. The name of which is Answering Machine😂😂
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  688. At the rate floodings are hitting China, they should just consign their houses' ground floor to the flood waters and stop development there. Turn the posts and beams in the ground floor as stilts for their houses.
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  689. They never learned. I can't wait watching those people ranting and complaining about their Xiaomi cars. If they get delivered at all.
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  690. They're "not working hard enough". Where have I heard that phrase before? Oh, right! In America. 😂
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  691. If I have money to spend for New Year, I'd be buying from shops where quality & safety is assured. Why should I waste money on toxic & substandard products?
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  692. Hey, their government just gave them a 5.2% GDP rate. That counts, right? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  693. Those empty containers are what China now exports.
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  694. No one will buy a house of tofu-dreg quality. They're more trouble than their worth.
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  695. Yeah, the same assumption 5 to 7 years before that made them buy several properties for investment have backfired on them.
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  696. Even beggars in third-world countries earn more in a day.
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  697. That crack-riddled wall was definitely a tofu dreg building. Now let's see if China's infrastructures survive nature's power.
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  698. More believable had those three pretended to get cramps one after the other on the last 50 meters of the race.
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  699. CCP : "You've been given work already, yet you wish to get paid for it?" 😂😂😂
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  700. And being auctioned at Temu at that
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  701. No need for fuel, though. They now have solar-powered tanks.
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  702. China is becoming an extended episode of Comedy Central. Next they will ban glasses, bottles, iron nails, needles, thumbtacks, for possible use as a weapon.
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  703. The exhibit must be displaying geriatric equipment.
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  704. You don't have to wait for the presenter to say that these man-made disasters happened in China. Once you see bridges tilted over without rebars, huge sinkholes in the middle of the streets, high-rises swaying and tilting, and spiral staircases installed upside-down, you can be pretty sure it's from China.
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  705. Hating on the Japanese but migrating to the country they supposedly hate with a passion. And they cry Sinophobia and racism when they get called out abroad.
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  706. Good for these foreign-owned companies to keep their doors open for needy people who simply needs a warm sleeping spot. Shame on the CCP for doing nothing to alleviate their plight. Ignoring them will not make the problem go away.
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  707. Chinese: "How come your plane tickets is exorbitant? I thought Russia and China are allies and friends? It's outrageous!" Russian: "Come now, comrade. Politics is politics. Ticket prices are just business. After all, you sold us garbage-quality military equipment, right?"
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  708. Any game or competition that offers huge prizes but requires participants to shell out a certain amount of money upfront is already a red flag, especially if the upfront money is non-refundable. It means the cash prizes is to be drawn from the pooled money that came from the participants themselves with the organizers not spending any money out of their own pockets. In effect, the contestants are betting against each other by 'buying-in' into the 'game'. Talk about being fried in your own lard.
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  709. Trainers get to keep their job as long as their wards win medals. The end justifies the means.
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  710. Wait till they publish their updated 10-Dash Line. It will be the 20-Dash Line, for sure.
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  711. Tanker was carrying gasoline-tainted cooking oil.
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  712. Chinese are obsessed with foreign brands, especially Western ones.
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  713. More consumption, better GDP. Enough said.
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  714. Like hacking the government's system, or developing a malware to infect or shut down the system?
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  715. Do those holes & trash bins from where they scoop out the used oil look like grease trap to you?
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  716. No worries. They have stuffed the voids with paper🤣🤣🤣
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  717. Their parents paid for the dorms. The least the school administration could have done was to provide the kids with a clean and newly-refurbished room.
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  718. Don't worry. Emperor Xi had already advised his people to 'eat bitterness'.
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  719. Pre-selling is the norm in China. You plunk down the payment in full and wait for the developer to turn them over to you. You get to see your actual unit on the turnover day, so if there are defects, you can't do anything but request them to fix it. There's no 'money-back guarantee' in China once you have made the payment in full.
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  720. There are. But China-funded projects have clauses deftly-crafted to fit a Chinese worker for hiring, like ability to speak Mandarin, since most of tbe workers are Chinese.
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  721. Don't underestimate the lure of quick profits.
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  722. Why are these owners complaining? The car is cheap. Were they expecting an Audi for the price of a Toyota (with apologies to Toyota)? Pay peanuts, you get lemons. You get what you pay for.
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  723. About 8 billion dollars
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  724. The police only did take acgion when he baited them with a conjecture that his daughter might be a dissident. It shows that in China, the primordial duty of the police is to serve and protect the CCP. Otherwise, you're on your won.
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  725. Earthquakes of varying magnitudes happen everywhere on the planes. Most were barely perceptible. It's not a matter of an earthquake happening. It's where it will hit. You can't vector the location even with the available technology today. What you can do is to prepare for it and not to panic. Given that, it was absolutely despicable how the CCP treated the survivors like they were trash, depriving them of much-needed aid basically leaving them to fend for themselves in freezing cold amidst the devastation. The authorities were more interested in propaganda and showing off than actual relief efforts.
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  726. Real water fit for consumption is now a luxury in China. 80% of their surface & ground water is unfit for any consumption due to pollution & contamination.
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  727. There's no Poverty in China. The CCP declared so.
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  728. There are, actually. The trouble is that they don't really help foreigners. "You're in China, that's your fault if you get scammed."
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  729. That would require China to embrace Islam which I doubt they will.
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  730. Chinese should have by now realized that buying houses in China is the biggest scam in history abetted by the biggest organized crime group in the world calling itself the CCP.
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  731. Tie it with the social credit score
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  732. Showing off
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  733. R & D takes time and money. Developing your own niche and reputation in the market adds up to the cost. For Chinese, time is money. By faking known and branded products, they get a free ride at the least cost.
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  734. "You chose to get vaccinated." Nope, they were forced to be vaccinated by the CCP as guinea pigs for a supposed drug with marginal efficacy. Leeks got harvested again.
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  735. More likely, the agent sweet-talked them into buying. You know how most agents are like snake-oil salesmen.
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  736. Heartbreaking to see depositors losing their money in a sector they thought it would be safe. The CCP made the banks an adjunct of its corruption to use depositors' money to prop up the collapsed real estate industry. Deposits may have been safer under the matresses in China. This is the curse of a totalitarian regime where people have no one to turn to for help because your own government screwed you.
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  737. The Chinese tourists are now invading US😜. The bright side of this decline in Chinese tourists is that less loud, unruly, and boorish Chinese in foreign countries😁🤣
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  738. "DASABI" 🤣Maybe they should have made it "WASABI" to make it sound like Japanese for some measure of credibility😂😂
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  739. When you buy recycled oil, the dealer will give you real recycled oil, so at least that's honest.
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  740. Food cooked in gutter oil or piss eggs are already enough reason to go on a diet.
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  741. They will be solar-powered.
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  742. Tbat's something. A tourist trap where every body is a scammer more interested in fleecing off visitors through bullying and deceptive tour 'packages'. Those shady Chinese must be so desperate for money.
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  743. How can they boycott if they don't have money?
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  744. Good idea👍Imagine a bonfire that lasts for days without you adding firewood.
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  745. A kamikaze pilot
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  746. Any multinational grouping whether political or economic with China in the mix is already a red flag. If they can manipulate the international rules now, how much more when you give them the leading role?
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  747. And have their organs harvested😜😁
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  748. Export-quality tofu dreg construction via the Belt and Road.
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  749. And the government as well. Who made those laws that gave the banks virtual risk-free status?
    2
  750. "How can they pay if they have nothing?" "A kidney will do".
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  751. Which tells you how desperate they are for money. Scraping the bottom of the barrel.
    2
  752. Real estate business is both a scam and a Russian roulette game in China. You don't know if the unit you are buying will even last a year before cracks appear. If you get a lemon of a unit and asks for a refund/compensation, you are on your own.
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  753. But it shows poverty among people, and hurts the feelings of Chinese people. Weren't those banned already in China?
    2
  754. She needs to have herself examined by a doctor for her health's sake.
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  755. If they source their chickens locally, there's the possibility that they were injected with hormones or water to make them heavier & bulkier.
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  756. They were pressured to do so. Owning a house and a car is a must in China (as elsewhere) to win the nod of your future in-laws.
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  757. It will become a mainstream thing soon as more people can no longer afford to live. This is just a preview of things to come.
    2
  758. But the PLA has a lot of experience singing or dancing on stage🤣🤣
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  759. Poor CCP civil servants. How can they still afford mistresses, booze and high-end cars? My sympathies.
    2
  760. Then they should first fine those factories and businesses that dump untreated wastes to those rivers.
    2
  761. Most, if not all, of China's loans to the BRI have yet to be paid back. China can't print money for dole-outs without risking high inflation. The solution is to woo foreign investors back or borrow money overseas.
    2
  762. Chinese-made EV cars = self-combusting Chinese-made passenger plane = self-disassembling
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  763. There's an Inner Mongolia which is part of China. Unless she's talking of a different Mongolia.
    2
  764. Maybe he flashed his almighty Chinese passport at the cops.
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  765. I bought a made in China smartphone branded "Shamsung". Sleek-looking. Lasted 43 days. Battery got fried☠️😠😠
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  766. Australia and NZ are also appealing for migrants, I hear.
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  767. What a sick and dehumanized society allowing objectifying trafficked humans sold like cattle, with government tolerance? How many families and how many lives this abominable trade have wrecked and traumatized?
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  768. The CCP concerned about their citizens?
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  769. Yep. That's why their EVs are catching fire spontaneously. LOL
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  770. Vegetables are injected and/or sprayed with dyes, hormones or formaldehyde.
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  771. Don't insult the ants.
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  772. Socialist/communist states are supposed to have their people's backs but China can't even provide a free healthcare nor social amelioration programs for their distressed citizens?
    2
  773. No problem with using the aluminium wire. The rebar is fake, anyway. And the poured "concrete" is mostly sand with little cement and no gravel.
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  774. That's what you think. You ain't seen not even half of Chinese ingenuity yet.
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  775. Foxconn can afford to pay them peanuts. If they don't like it, Foxconn can just relocate elsewhere where they can offer the same crumbs. There will be a lot of takers for loose change. The bottom line is where they can squeeze the maximim profits at the minimum pay. Asia have lots of countries for that slavery.
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  776. "Pay back the money or we get your kidney".
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  777. Zombie meat, probably.
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  778. Those ambitious politicians have been dealt with via the open window treatment.
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  779. With the new anti-espionage law now in effect? No, thanks. I think I'd rather go elsewhere. The risk is not worth it.
    2
  780. The Chinese company that got the contract must be acting as a dummy hence it wasn't moving as it should. Delay the project to bloat the cost due to slippage/overruns.
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  781. Like their real estate
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  782. You feel shame when you still have an ounce of morals left. Mainland Chinese aren't exactly fans of morality nor ethics. They will cheat and sell their own mothers down the river to make money. UAE will never make the mistake of buying Chinese junk knockoffs only to regret it later like what happened to Pakistan and Nigeria.
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  783. The female companion will administer the exam to them. In an "intimate" setting😊😜
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  784. And after almost 2 decades of laboring under an educational system that brainwashes kids that a diploma or Master's will give you a higher status as your future, most of these kids will end up delivering takeout food or cleaning toilets, assuming that they get jobs.
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  785. You will just be giving would-be hoarders ideas.
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  786. Paid 3,700 yuan monthly for 5 years that only went to interests of the principal. Why did they put up with such insanity? There's no way they could ever repay the principal balance anymore. No wonder they're up to their eyeballs in debt and still no houses of their own.
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  787. One less company manufacturing goods with high lead content👍
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  788. Oh, no! So Huawei phones, tablets, Chinese-made EV cars and other made in China products, may be bugged? 😜😁
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  789. Really? I thought you have the facilities inside your overseas stations for those who want to renew driver's license? 🤣🤣🤣
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  790. Maybe they will give your eyes x-ray powers like Superman🤣🤣🤣
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  791. CCP wants to window-dress the failing economy using fake/bloated statistics to impress the outside world that everything's well. Unfortunately, lies can only do so much if you don't fix the problem itself.
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  792. Naivety. Same for the black guy who agreed to perform at the concert without a written contract. As if he trusts the Chinese promoter to keep his word.
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  793. You have more time to think of ideas when you're unemployed. The wackier, the better.
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  794.  @r8rdarklord  Because it's a standard in the Chinese business model: BRIBES/KICKBACKS
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  795. The ongoing outbreak of multiple virus is now driving home the point of safe & quality food. Sickness or a trip to the hospitals can now cost a fortune. Health is wealth.
    2
  796. Panhandling is not so bad.
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  797. They signed on the contract without reading the fine print. The devil is on the details.
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  798. They probably miss the chemically-laced, heavily-flavored 'food' they used to get in China.
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  799. You need the pot when you resort to soylent green.
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  800. The Wolf warriors will cry "discrimination".
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  801. Terms used to call an elderly stranger.
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  802. What you eat, drink, wear, drive, and live-in in China are either toxic or a hazard, I'm really perplexed that there are still 1.3 billion Chinese alive.
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  803. The objectionable part is being forced to it food laced with preservatives in a regular basis. As doctors say, consuming food with preservatives is OK if occasionally, not regularly.
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  804. Every industry. People have no money and no jobs.
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  805. That's the props for the scam
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  806. "There's no brotherhood here." Not justifying shabby treatment of Chinese visitors but your country took advantage of Russia by selling fake 'made in Russia' goods for profit & dumped low-quality exports & EV cars on the Russian market. There's no brotherhood there, either.
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  807. If you know of good news coming out of China, make a vlog and post them.
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  808. Investing in stock markets anywhere is basically a gamble. You make big sometimes, other times you lose big. These investors were gnashing their teeth because their bottomline is getting a severe hit in an environment of ups and downs? Gambling is a risk, people!
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  809. China would have EU believe that it was an "accidental sabotage"😂😂"We were plowing the seabed with our anchors where your cables happen to be located."
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  810. Kicking the can down the road that is.
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  811. China practically owns Cambodia. Most business there are owned by Chinese citizens. Cambodia can just hand you over to Chinese police without batting an eyelash.
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  812. Migrate overseas
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  813. They did not come to eat. They came to loot the food.
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  814. They actually made those in laboratories, not in kitchens. They are safe😂😂
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  815. At least when the car self-immolates, the snow can cool it a bit.
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  816. Their engineers built those bridges and high-rises that collapse at the slightest vibration. How do you call their degree 'toilet paper'?
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  817. Your car got naturally sandblasted😣
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  818. China's GDP
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  819. Would it make the news without basis?
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  820. The god of wealth only favors corrupt officials😆
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  821. Corruption, corruption. The red truck carrying bricks appears to be overloaded but even if wasn't, the road is bound to give way. The concrete looks below the standard thickness and--hold your--no rebar🙄😱Did they expect that road to support the weight of thousands of vehicles passing through that road? The whole country is a hazard to pedestrians and motorists alike. You drive and walk at your own risk😝😝
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  822. Much as I want them compensated for the incident, I don't think it will ever happen. It will trigger clamor for help from people who have been victimized by other real estate developer (like Evergrande). Most probably, the blame will be pinned on the builder and developer of the project who may have probably bailed out of the country by now.
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  823. It's the thought that counts. Imagine giving you your dose of medicine as you eat?😂
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  824. Another reason could be that a recession is expected to hit EU next year where inflation and unemployment is rising. Consumers have less disposable incomes and/or cutting back on expenses. Required inventories are just enough to tide them over until economies recover. Export-dependent countries will definitely feel the pinch because even if you relocate your factories outside of China, demand will lag.
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  825. Good thing my gadget is not Oppo.
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  826. Scalpers getting burned due to greed. Who wants to buy an overpriced gadget inflated two to three times its market price? Only fools will be suckered in.
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  827. Unsustainable practices are now biting them in their butts.
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  828. It's not hard to make 'food' from cheap chemicals.
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  829. Rice terraces is something tbey want to copy, but could not reverse-engineer.
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  830. Apparently, none. You have to call the car's customer service to give you the code for the seatbelt that locks automatically.
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  831. Real estate bubble caused by decades of an unsustainable, unregulated, and overleveraged sector had bitten China hard in the **s.
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  832. Tofu infrastructures, tofu military equipment, and tofu that is not even a REAL tofu. Only in China.
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  833. The staff were the only ones patiently watching the movie inside. Just come through, folks.
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  834. Do you want to add fried rat's head wrapped with a spray-painted cabbage?
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  835. It wasn't the process. It's the sauce being used to baste the meat. Unscrupulous vendors are known to use toxic chemicals in their cooking.
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  836. He used a calculator, alright. Made in China😂
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  837. Plot twist: the fishes are fake
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  838.  @patrickt49  Why not? CCP said Huawei & BYD are the best car manufacturers in the world, right? Right?
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  839. Ah, they will still fine you for having nothing left🤣
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  840. Harvested watermelons don't last a month. Did you expect that the watermelons harvested last month are the same watermelons they are selling at the markets now?
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  841. I'll never visit a country whose citizens are potential bounty-hunters, with corrupt cops on the lookout for their salaries.
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  842. And yet despite this crisis, the CCP has the money to build more high-speed trains or give aid to Africa, when it can use the money to pay and hire more hospital staff or build more health facilities to treat its citizens.
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  843. Or banning the use of images showing poverty
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  844. Hey, barge oil is still an improvement from gutter oil😂😂
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  845.  @anonymous6594  In China, if you quit, you won't receive separation. If you get terminated, you get something at least. Besides, there are now Pretend-To-Work companies where unemployed people pay just to keep the illusion from their families. 'Face' is a huge thing in China.
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  846. He is 51 years old. He might be experienced but he must've demanded higher salaries. Employers would be looking for younger, less-experienced candidates for less pay. As the first Lady in the video said, companies are looking for candidates with multiple skills for minimum salary. One worker doing the job of three people for the price of one. The guy's fault is his age and single set of skills. Workers like that are dime-in-a-dozen nowadays with so many unemployed.
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  847. American students nowadays are more interested with canceling any body who misgenders any one🤣🤣🤣
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  848. Not being paid for your work means that you are a slave. That first woman should just cut her losses and bail out. If she wasn't paid for the last six months, she wouldn't be paid anytime soon. She is just prolonging her misery.
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  849. Relax. They can make fake rice.
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  850. I thought the video was showing display shelves and cabinets in a shop somewhere in the US😁
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  851. Your country is hopeless when even your Red Cross is an accomplice to corruption of the government. Shameless.
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  852. Even with a billion population, China's livestream industry can only accommodate so many players before plateauing due to oversaturation. Only a few will rake it in, while the rest will have to settle for scraps.
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  853. Even if you cook your own food, you're still not sure if the stuff you buy from shops are real edible stuff, anyway. No tangible advantage there.
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  854. "CCP is my ancestor!" Well, he should be kicked back to the homeland of his ancestor in China ASAP.
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  855. Are you implying that CCP is lying?
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  856. "Don't rock the boat"
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  857. They may be poor but those villagers at least don't lack manners during that reception. No grab-hags, no shouting nor shoving, no jostling like a pack of savages. A far cry to a melee that commonly occurs during similar events elsewhere in China. The CCP will force its narrative of lifting people out of poverty because, as far as it's concerned, there's no more poverty in China. Citizens who call themselves as 'poor' are poor because of choice.
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  858. Follow the money trail i.e. bribes, commissions.
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  859. It may have been staged but the scene from 7:31 to 8:13 was hilarious as hell. Talk about switching roles.
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  860. That's definitely far better than being struck as an overqualified takeout delivery rider in China or worse, jobless.
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  861. Gender Studies major in Pride?
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  862. Malls are crowded but not every body is buying any thing in the shops. But shops need the foot traffic inside the malls for exposure. Malls need the shops to create foot traffic. Both the mall and the shops benefit.
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  863. They will be fined by the police. They still have quotas to make.
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  864. Soldiers have guns, doctors have stethoscopes. You don't want to mess with people who can shoot when they don't get paid.
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  865. Had they used their ingenuity to develop their own brand, China will not be enjoying it's notoriety as a land of imitation/fakery.
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  866. When your average battlefield mortality lifespan is only days, Putin thinks "Why waste real food on fertilizers?"
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  867. But I'm certain that Party officials get their huge allowances on time.
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  868. They need Western technology. They can create their own but it will take time and lots of R&D.
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  869. As long as it doesn't involve the collective safety of the CCP, nor of the CCP members and their families, the police will not bother.
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  870. Counterfeiting can never be eradicated in China. "If you can cheat, then cheat" is part of their culture to make money at the expense of others. Just avoid China and spare yourselves the trouble of risking your health and safety eating food there.
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  871. They're well on their way there
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  872. Extorting from motorists and pedestrians has contributed to GDP.
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  873. Love of the CCP and Comrade Xi.
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  874. Wsnt your cabbage sprayed with insecticide or formaldehyde? It's free. 😆
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  875. The deflation is on housing and buying a car. Deflation rarely hits food since people need to eat. There will be always demand on food which drive up prices.
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  876. Too bad no anti-animal cruelty laws in China.
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  877. I thought Paris' problem now is bedbugs infestation?
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  878. AI : " You have reached your destination". EV Driver : "What do you mean destination? I asked you to guide me to a charging station". Ai (in a sinister voice) : "This is your Final Destination in 4...3...2..
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  879. I'm all the more surprised that the other cameras work at all.
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  880. It's called "economizing your effort" 😅😅
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  881. Gig-for-cash. All you need is to loiter and look around the exhibition hall for half a day.
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  882. Are you a 6-6-6?
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  883. They have 1.3 billion people. They won't miss even a hundred casualties. Less complainers to the CCP.
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  884.  @knightwolf3511  Even if it's the real thing, merchants in China are known to soak their vegetables and fruits in formaldehyde and other chemicals to enhance their appearance.
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  885. This is China, not the US.
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  886. If they can't find a job in the city, the unemployed youth will, at some point, try their hand farming the countryside. The question is: what's in it for them? The CCP should make it worthwhile for them considering the time, effort, and resources they spent getting their degrees/Masters only to end up holding an empty bag.
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  887. Concrete has no rebar. It's just basically a plain slab.
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  888. Cooking fried rice threatens the CCP🤣🤣
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  889. Nope. Not all.
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  890. To be indebted is not bad per se. But to get indebted for a rotten product that you can't even use is a double whammy.
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  891. Robots of the 996 brand.
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  892. It means 95k new suckers who would be crying at the end of three months because their shops closed due to poor business.
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  893. Misery loves company
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  894. They used to have issues with deflation; now it's inflation. That's been going on around the world so it's not really that bad. What's worse is buying expensive food that is tainted, dyed or toxic.
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  895. I think the Chinese guy was being sarcastic
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  896. And these are the quality of the buildings those homebuyers beg from the developers? It's bad enough that they were being cheated, but another matter to live in a building that is a safety hazard.
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  897. If they've been doing that in the real estate industry, why not in other sectors. More and more money.
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  898. And their vast plantations of pineapples and bananas.
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  899. It's a policy in China that employees who want to quit are required to submit a written resignation to be entitled to severance pay. Unilaterally quitting without submitting a resignation letter constitutes abandonment of duty or going into AWOL and may cost one his benefits. That's why employees and workers despite not being paid would rather wait to get fired to avail of the severance under the law.
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  900. I think banks are trying to regulate card transactions because people are maxing out their cards with no means of paying it back due to people being broke and unemployed. Bad debts and delinquencies must be soaring nowadays.
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  901. Russia underestimated Ukraine's resolve to fight supported by NATO gear.
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  902. If the CCP had been inclined to provide financial support, they would have done so a few years back and not waited until the situation got worse.
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  903. To all Volvo car owners: Kindly check if your unit is a REAL Volvo, and not Wolvo. Especially if it's made in China.
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  904. News : Bridge collapses, multiple deaths feared Chinese state-run media : Blame it on the rain, rain, rain...
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  905. Maybe she was forced at gunpoint to get credit cards and use it like it was going out of style.
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  906. Make them read the best-seller "Xi Jinping Thoughts" 😂😂😂
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  907. China won't be able to copy that signature Elvis Presley hairdo🤣🤣
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  908. "This phone will self-destruct in 3 seconds. Good luck!". They should at least install that notification in their brand.
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  909. Forget about fried rice. Just cooking it makes one a threat to the CCP nowadays.
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  910. But... but the governments care for their people, right? That's what the politicians say when they want your vote. 😁😁
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  911. "Investing heavily in R&D". After decades of doing so, all it produced are cheap pirated knockoffs and low quality products to show for it😂
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  912. Facades for bragging rights.
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  913. To be fair, the Chinese offered to "fix" the problem: replace the faulty equipment one-to-one, or repair the equipment for a fee, of course.
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  914. Xi seems bent on emulating Kim.
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  915. "I'm from the government, and am here to help you".
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  916. CCP's obsession with white elephants is ridiculously laughable. They should have spent those money instead on building health care facilities to treat their citizens suffering from an outbreak who are forced to go into overcrowded & understaffed hospitals.
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  917. They've been eating anything that swims, crawls, and flies as long as it has more than 2 legs.
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  918. You should compare how many travelled to such places and average spending per head, then compare with the previous years. Chinese tour companies offer budget package trips to lure tourists.
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  919. Africans generally are nice people. What you should fear are the awful diseases that break out there like malaria, zika, Ebola, etc.
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  920. We do not know the details of the situation yet so it's difficult to ascertain who is right or who is wrong. But withdrawing money from a bank account that isn't yours--even if its your relative's--requires some procedures.
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  921. CCP should watch out once the unpaid soldiers begin extorting from civilians for their salaries🤣🤣
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  922. It's China, where anything goes as long as it makes money.
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  923. So what is a 'real' war to you? A war with nukes?
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  924. Rejects Mao but OK with Xi? But isn't Xi trying his best to look and sound like Mao? Just look at how he dress in public. Mao-style buttoned-up long-sleeved shirts straight out of the 60s. And he's been promoting a personality cult reminiscent of the Cultural Revolution era.
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  925. That's the culture thing in China: the level of respect you get depends on how much money you have. That's why a lot of people can't get enough of money. Even the rich.
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  926. Deliberate fire to collect insurance. They can't sell those stocks, anyway.
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  927. The police only acted probably because somebody in high-ups was not given bribes. The syndicate was able to establish 40 outlets before the police got in the act. The police themselves knew it was a copyright infringement yet they did not act sooner.
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  928.  @elizaleroux9173  If their kitchen is clean and sanitary in the first place.
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  929. And he got scammed for his effort. Better require the girls to show some IDs next time😂😂
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  930. It means they will be using REAL food, not fake, not adulterated. And no cheap gutter oil😂😂
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  931. They don't want to experience the Uiyghur "treatment" 🤣🤣
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  932. At least their chef-prepared food are made from REAL food and not prepared with gutter oil for a change. That's already a luxury.
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  933. If those are real food at all, and not some backyard concoction of God-knows-what.
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  934. That's the thing: China never incorporated any post-Olympic plans when they bid for the Games.
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  935. "It doesn't even have to function as its supposed to, it just have to look nice". Chinese mindset.
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  936. They migrating to Africa for jobs in BRI projects.
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  937. You should have eaten at restaurants where they serve food mixed with anti-diarrheal medicines in it🤣
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  938. A lot of their farmlands had been ruined irreversibly by droughts and floodings in recent months. More likely, they will relocate farmers to these newly-minted farms.
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  939. "See no evil, hear no evil, talk no evil". The homeowners still have the illusion that the Party is to 'whole-heartedly' serve the people. Communists are big in words but short on action. That face-to-face hearing with local officials was a sham, a facade to let homeowners to vent their frustration and nothing else. The foregone conclusion: "It was a natural disaster". The poor homeowners are screwed.
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  940. That's the trouble when politicians, not technocrats, have the say on economic matters.
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  941. I don't want to say "I told. you so. Made in China".
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  942. They should impose those to the aunties who use coffeeshops like Starbuck's their hangouts all day long without buying anything.
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  943. No Chinese runner won't be able to finish even half.
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  944. You must review what you watch. There is massive deflation in non-essentials and luxuries like apartments and cars due to overcapacity.
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  945.  @abrahamthebewildered1448  Yeah, I've seen that video. I thought I've seen the worst fraud but Chinese 'ingenuity' keeps proving me wrong. It seems they are in a never-ending contest on the next scam they could pull off.
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  946. Must be a shady company similar to a sweatshop
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  947. Well, now that they've been burned by their vanity, they can sell the system to India or Saudi Arabia. Those guys are loaded.
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  948. Safely stored in Switzerland and Singapore.
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  949. If Johannesburg has loadshedding, no need to remind people to stay away.
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  950.  @diedampfbrasse98  Chinese vanity of thinking they can tame mother nature has backfired.
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  951.  @coraltown1  Maybe trump thinks that China is sending their best.
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  952. Men go naive when they think with their heads below. 🤣🤣
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  953. You should say it loud : "Were those food they serve REAL food, not the periodic table?"
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  954. Got a visa? Go! Chinese will welcome you because you are a walking 500k🤣
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  955. And Winnie the Pooh wants to send unemployed youths to the rural areas to farm. What's left to farm?
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  956. "it was just an isolated case." -- CCP bureaucrat
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  957. Maybe a Nostradamus😆
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  958. Seems like the government is already admitting that the outbreak is running out of control. These moves are eerily similar to 2020: heavy-handed & unilateral steps based more on panic than sound management. Dejavu, just far worse.
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  959. Even those going to tourist spots have drastically cut down on their expenses. People just don't have to budget as before.
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  960. She can try hook up with a high government official looking for a new mistress.
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  961. Not necessarily. Eggs came from hens that need to mate with male chickens. You need feeds, vitamins & medicines to make sure the hens keep laying eggs everyday. Those cost money.
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  962. Is that a good news when fairness and sportsmanship are thrown under the bus in the name of political correctness?
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  963. She learned a lot from her Western sisters😂😂
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  964. Kinky Things Viewing
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  965. They don't have an escrow system but they screw homebuyers big-time.
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  966. There is always a catch somewhere. If you did not do your homework, you'll find out soon enough.
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  967. You have to buy or steal the patent exclusive to the Chinese.
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  968. Not only ordinary Chinese are tightening their belts, China's restaurant industry is oversaturated. Same type of diners offering basically the same type of menu.
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  969. For sure, funeral business is booming.
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  970. At least that's real eggs, not fake.
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  971. It's called "flexible wage program" 😂😂
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  972. Poor ordinary people of China. No jobs in the cities so go back to the province to farm only to find out your harvests end up being buried under ground because no buyers?
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  973. They should take notes on how petty thieves and shoplifters are dealt with in the US especially in Commiefornia.😂
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  974. "Who cares? It was left unattended so I can take it for myself."
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  975. You assume that they have standards in the first place😂😂😂
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  976. The 'employees' pay the 'manager' to keep up the appearances of having a job.
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  977. Their tourism industry has been shattered anyways. What's another witch-hunt can do worse?
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  978. Tbey could sell it to ISIS suicide bombers🤣🤣🤣
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  979. You can't help but pity the enthusiast who thinks the 'thousand-year old' collection he is showing off to his friends are actually made just weeks ago from a backyard somewhere in China, while the seller is laughing all the way to the bank.
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  980. It's a special feature and automatically triggers when the car is cruising beyond 20 kph for safe driving.
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  981. They are all equally poor and miserable but hey, poverty had been banned by CCP, right? So, the CCP consider these pensioners as well-off folks.
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  982. Look at what these videos are showing, folks. These will be soon happening in your country/community if the powers-that-be are allowed to have their way.
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  983. You mean it will be oversaturated to the point that it's another money-losing venture by gullible folks riding on a bandwagon.
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  984. Additional voters for Newsom
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  985. Those "patriotic" snowflake little pinks smell like spies to me. Do they think UK is a colony of China?
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  986. Instead of bringing good manners & proper conduct with them overseas, these Chinese think bringing China with them will earn them goodwill among the locals.
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  987. Where do I apply? LOL
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  988. What's ironic that the water they're pumping out of the ground is not even fit for drinking.
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  989. Mike and Adibas😁
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  990. The quality of their weapons is of unknown reliability. They have very few foreign customers who have gambled on Made in China weapons.
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  991. 'Naturally burst' (translation: "It's Mother Nature's fault and not due to corruption!")
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  992. China is more interested in the total number of kilometers of its railway system, not the number of passengers it has served. That looks better in the GDP.
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  993. Not all countries can go to where the fish is.
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  994. And the floodings
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  995. You're hurting the feelings of the Chinese people. That's illegal in China. They will send their secret overseas police to track you down and arrest you.
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  996. Until the Sino-Soviet Split in the 60's when the world's Communist bloc were forced to take sides. North Vietnam (later the unified Vietnam) chose USSR, angering Beijing which supported Pol Pot's Khmer Rouge regime in neighboring Kampuchea (Cambodia) to undermine Vietnam.
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  997. And with the added burden of doubting whether your war gear and equipment will function properly during actual combat.
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  998.  @Onyx-Rose150  That's the point: these wumaos were welcomed not because they are Chinese but because they have dollars, and they will welcome anybody from any country as long as they have greenbucks.
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  999. Paid job platform sites are a scam. In an upside-down economy, paying platforms to post your resume is just a waste of time & money. There's just simply no job out there to be had, and with a huge surplus of workers to choose from, employers can afford to give a pittance of a salary as they know job-hunters are desperate. It's a cut-throat consequence of a failing economy.
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  1000. No permanent friends nor enemies; just permanent interests. Sounds like there is already a fait accompli between Trump & Putin so Winnie is no longer needed. Chinese tourists better reconsider if they'd be better off spending their holidays in Russia as they are in for 'harvesting'. Russians, after all, consider themselves Europeans rather than Asians.
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  1001. They were using him as a human minesweeper, actually.
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  1002. A shrinking economy can only accomodate so many success stories like these (assuming they're true). They were the exception among their peers, not the rule. Feel-good stories were usually laced with exaggerations and half-truths to push a propaganda narrative.
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  1003. Employers do that to prevent workers from jumping companies for better salaries, or fleeing the country to go elsewhere. Africa, after all, is not exactly developed. Workers may go elsewhere when they saved enough money.
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  1004. High interest rates is to bait gullible depositors. Chinese banks have become money blackholes.
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  1005. They're forcing people to buy into those ghost cities by creating an artificial demand for housing.
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  1006. Workers don't call the shots in China.
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  1007. The CCP is still trying to hide the truth of what their citizens know. Face is all that matters.
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  1008. How sure are consumers that what they've been eating do not contain human body parts? How can they tell it's only animals?
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  1009. Same producer, same ethics, same quality standards😁😁
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  1010. Have those female companions get some "compromising" photos of their assigned students to blackmail them in the future. "Do what we want or we'll leak photos of your d**k online."
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  1011. Both
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  1012. You may also ask them if they offer 'extra service' with a discount🤣
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  1013. What a shameless mindset so selfish and inconsiderate of others. I don't think foreigners will have no chance surviving in China surrounded by people acting like savages.
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  1014. With wealthy mainland Chinese buying properties left and right? Am not holding my breath.
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  1015. They washed used dishes in restrooms.
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  1016. There's lots of shills praising China's "positives". They can use your subscription.
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  1017. Olympics have become business ventures with IOC soliciting for the highest bid from suckers for more money.
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  1018. 1st in Happiest Countries?? 🤣I have lost my job, unable to find employment and unable to pay mortgages, and am happy with my lot? 😂😂
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  1019. they've already copied every nook and cranny of boeing planes
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  1020. Universities and local governments get their money from the central government which is running out of liquidity. How can they help people get jobs if they don't have the wherewithal? Universities will become employment agencies soon. Another unsustainable effort by the CCP.
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  1021. Obviously, the ongoing Asian Games aren't popular with the citizens as it symbolizes the in-your-face insensitivity of the regime to their current plight. When you juxstapose how the school children are being treated to the no-expense-spared accomodation foreign athletes received, it's easy to see why Winnie and his government have gotten so paranoid.
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  1022. Another bandwagon mentality of rushing to put up a business to take advantage of a trend. Let's see how many suckers lose their shirts when the trend wanes due to oversaturation, or when consumers begin to realize that what they buy from these 'Russian' shops are of no better quality than those on typical Chinese shops.
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  1023. University graduate but still need parental influence to get a job even serving tea? Chinese youths should have realized by now that taking post-graduate studies is merely postponing the inevitable outcome: "flexible employment". They will just compete with other post-grads on a shrinking job market so it's a waste of time and resources. Too many supply of workers. Better for them to set their sights overseas like Africa.
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  1024. Suckers are born every minute.
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  1025. Elon Musk and Bill Gates will have something to say about that.
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  1026. You mean the rat's head, the sewer oil, the fake meat, and the generous amount of chemicals they put in it?
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  1027. Nobody wants toxic food even for free.
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  1028. Not gonna happen. Cbinese see Africa as a backward place populated by inferior people. They're just there for the money.
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  1029. It's "China Observer" for a reason.
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  1030. But American students are more interested attending pro-Hamas rallies and PRIDE marches and proper pronoun uses stuff.
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  1031. They said 'if you put it to vote'. They're counting on ethnic Chinese who have Singaporean citizenship to vote for 'reunification'.
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  1032. Somebody should open a course there on customer service relations or train those restaurant owners to dance on the streets to get customers.
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  1033. That so-called "Quantum Learning" method was definitely a state-sponsored scam. What metaphysical hubris will enable you to memorize a 100,000-word book by just cursorily leafing through it BLINDFOLDED? Even a person with a photographic memory needs to read the document to consign it to memory and yet those scammers think they can do it in 5 minutes? When it was revealed that the "technique" can be had if you shell out money, plus the state media endorsing it to gullible parents, was the clincher.
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  1034. Fines economy : also known as legalized "shakedown" to raise revenue to pay corrupt officials.
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  1035. Ah, yes. China's obsession of copying others by building their own Leaning Buildings of China. And real-estate developers wonder why people don't buy into their ghost cities?
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  1036. The great socialist paradise of China that claims superior status over the rest has the money to shower foreigners yet could not even afford to give free medical care to its struggling citizens?
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  1037. Erecting buildings with haphazard plans and low-quality materials with corrupt inspectors, what could go wrong? Perfect recipe for disaster.
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  1038.  @donaldmaxie5264  Maybe Xi Jinping can ask his friends in Africa to buy those unwanted produce before giving them 50 billion dollars of aid.
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  1039. Buy one and it comes with a free memorial plan.
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  1040. Well, your country isn't exactly on point, either. Kowtowing to the CCP for some loose change😆
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  1041. 'Prevent fraud', my a**! What makes banks think that they can prevent scams better than the account-holder himself? Withdrawing your own money from Chinese banks nowadays is akin to threading the eye of the needle.
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  1042. But how many coal-fired plants they built over the last decade to produce electricity to power these EVs? China is still in the top 3 in the list of the most polluting country in the world.
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  1043. That's applicable in an ideal world. There's no ideal nowadays, only reality.
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  1044. CCP : "Foreign thinkers? They must be spies!" 🤣
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  1045. I don't believe companies who spent years building their reputation on quality will let shady manufacturers ruin it with poor quality products with their name attached to it. 10 to 25% cheaper I can accept. But 75 to 90%? I will be suspicious.
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  1046. At least in North Korea, they don't have fake food, recycled oil, less pollution and less people.
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  1047. Wolf Warriors: "That's anti-Asian racism, discriminatory and xenophobic."
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  1048. Chinese have a manic obsession with image. Ego supersedes reason.
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  1049. Milei will surely get canceled by pro-Hamas groups. I'm guessingnhe will be called a Zionist, extreme rightist, etc. Best of luck to him. He has a lot of work ahead of him.
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  1050. As if a depositor has a choice when banks tells him that his money will be used to buy "financial products" that only God knows what. It's a swindle by sweet-talking the clueless depositor who was only informed later as formality after the fact. What a heartless and disgusting system when banks collaborate with the state to steal your money.
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  1051. They thought that empathy is appreciated in China.
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  1052. Theft has been going on for the last two decades. But as they say, "Better late than never."
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  1053. They're lucky they still got an inherited business to fall back on.
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  1054. Your product must really suck when even a supposed ally like Russia impose anti-dumping tariffs to keep your junk tires out of their market.
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  1055. Despots were always like that. They think that absolute power can do anything, even miracles.
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  1056. That's not a real socialism. That's insanity.
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  1057. They're already trekking to the US-Mexican border as we speak. They're flooding Africa too, on those BRI projects.
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  1058. People buy those buns on the expectation that it contain real meat, and paid according to the price. So even if the adulterated filling will not kill you, the people buying those are still being ripped off.
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  1059.  @michaelrhodes6461  It's "consultants".
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  1060. "Big, fast, cheap". That's China's mentality when building something like their railways and buildings. R & D requires money, time and resources that runs counter to that mentality.
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  1061. Soon there will be incidents of military officials and even enlisted men selling weapons in the black market to supplement their income.
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  1062. With all its money and supposed legions of smart and highly-educated citizens, the CCP is too lazy to fund R & D and would rather copy/imitate design and technology developed by the dirty and evil foreigners? 😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣
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  1063. I'd like pesticide- and hormone-sprayed apple for dessert, please. thank you.
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  1064. Am sure they have these things called bluetooth headsets when making/receiving calls.
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  1065. It means the insurance companies knew these Chinese-made EVs are just risky pain in the a** that will send them to the poor house. EV owners should demand that the CCP itself give them insurance coverage since it was the one who encouraged them to buy one in the first place.
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  1066. Am guessing the unit owners in those buildings have some of the healthiest body in China. Imagine going up and down via the stairs for 7 stories? 😂😂😂
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  1067. The workers don't trust those EV buses which have a nasty reputation as self-combusting😂😂
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  1068. These Huawei buyers expected too much. The tri-fold phone isn't meant to be used other than to just show off and to heat instant ramens.
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  1069. The Western woman would marry the guy to pay her bills and her monthly upkeep.
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  1070. They have a lot of vacant buildings in many ghost cities. They can house these couples there and hasten the development in those cities.
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  1071. The food in the menu are fake and adulterated.
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  1072. The level of credibility of the Chinese is gleaned from the fact that despite reassuring words that run smack like someone whistling in the dark, the market and investors simply accelerated their pullout from China. Instead of bitching about Moody's alleged 'bias', the government should buckle down to work and improve theirneconomy to prove that the rating agency had been too 'harsh' and misjudged China's 'resilience'. Misplaced patriotism will never work to bully a prestigious body like Moody's.
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  1073. China's overseas secret police stations in your country will see to it that you will comply.
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  1074. Countries who are willing to trust them that their 'gold' is the real thing, not fake gold. They will use it to buy what they need if the yua/Rmb is sanctioned.
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  1075. CCP has perfected the art of lying with a straight face. Pinnochio should take note.
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  1076. It's free weightlifting gadget to tone hand and arm muscles🤣
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  1077. FEDEX or UPS
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  1078. Africa got $50 billion. Now, Taiwanese to get more billions in 'grants' while Chinese citizens can't even get their salaries nor relief from their economic distress. CCP never running out of ways to screw their citizens.
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  1079. The police are getting bribes from the merchants. The police will probably tell the tourists to 'just pay them (merchants) with whatever amount you can'.
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  1080. Employee : "You can't fire me! I have rights!" Boss : "OK. We're giving you a permanent leave of absence. Feeling better now?"
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  1081. If that was a BRI project and not a grant, China will own them in 5 years.
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  1082. The "bedspace" @ 2:00 looks like the inside of a tomb. I could already feel suffocated and claustraphobic just looking at it. And the last tenant managed to live there for seven years? Struggling Chinese people reduced to living like rats.
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  1083. As if the Chinese are not known for their "copy-and-paste" mentality instead of innovating😁😂
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  1084. You think the CCP cares about 'workers' exploitation'?
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  1085. Seems Japan needs Chinese tourists
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  1086. Chinese look at houses as investing in an asset whose value would appreciate over time that they could profit from. That's why they prefer buying into places with relatively high upfront.
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  1087. Knockoffs? Like MockDonald's, Starbox, Shamsung and the like?
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  1088. More kids to eat their "food", or more kids to be used as soylent green?
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  1089. Natural evolution
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  1090. Those trillions of yuan for sure ended up in the pockets of corrupt officials. Had officials been half as corrupt, those provinces will not be so dependent in tourism as they are now.
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  1091. Patriotism is a scoundrel's refuge. Ever wonder why China stirs up tensions with its neighbors over the last decade when the economy began tanking?
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  1092. No pesticides in their food. They spit-rinsed it before use.
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  1093. #1 : The CCP aka Chinese government is notoriously corrupt and untrustworthy. Even the flood victims themselves say as much. Don't course it through the government. #2 : Same as #1 #3 : The rescuers showed up alright - - after the floods when there's no more to rescue-- for some photo-ops to pretend that they were doing something.
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  1094. Time is money for the Chinese. They want to make money at the shortest possible time. That's why they copy/pirate IPs & technologies for minimal R & D, and use growth hormones to get their produce growth bigger & faster. Less time & effort.
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  1095. The whole Periodic Table of elements🤣🤣
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  1096.  @BLACKAAROW  Chinese built them to show off to the world. "Look, our cities are connected via high-speed rails. We are the only country to do that!". Viability and practicality were not considered. What's the use of your shiny HSTs if your citizens couldn't afford it?
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  1097. Given Japan's high food standards, I doubt they will allow those toxic cabbages.
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  1098. When somebody offers you something for "free", always assume that there's a catch somewhere. Be diligent and do your homework. Getting ensnared in a messy financial trap is not an easy situation.
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  1099. Poverty. The CCP however, will just pretend that it never exists in the communist utopia called China.
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  1100. Foreign trade is weak. Rising unemployment. People are bankrupt. Stimulus checks are in order for every family in China. If they want to stimulate the domestic economy, they need to put money into people's pockets so they have something to spend.
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  1101. Some unscrupulous Chinese factories deliberately mislabel their products to make it appear that it was made anywhere but China.
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  1102. You can't blame them. They've been brainwashed that college degrees and Master's are the ticket to white-collar corporate jobs.
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  1103. How disgusting and shameful was it to chase down lowly street vendors to extort for your salaries? The police are behaving like thugs doing the bidding of their crooked bosses fleecing money from people who were forced to take street hustles just to survive.
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  1104. There is no accountability in China. They're at the top of the list for faking and stealing IPs.
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  1105. Typical Chinese farmers use excessive chemicals, pesticides and hormones in their farms so their produce are tainted and contaminated. Sell garbage, you get garbage.
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  1106. You mean no self-respecting thief would be caught dead stealing a 'made in China' car.
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  1107. Not the countries. The corrupt leaders of the countries.
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  1108. Why don't they just invite Russian manufacturers to set up shop in China to produce these 'imported' goods? That's less complex than misrepresenting your products as 'Made in Russia' when it was, in fact, domestically-produced.
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  1109. They will fix it by turning more forests into farmlands.
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  1110. What?? Another unfinished Chinese project again??? 😆Gotta go, CCP!
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  1111. Of course the officials will not show up yet to check on them. They don't want their branded leather shoes get wet and muddied. Expect them to show up when the coast is clear, with the cameras and the fake rains, for some feel-good staged show.🤣
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  1112. So, this video is saying is that the electric vehicle program in China was a failure because those EV pseudo-manufacturers were in it only to get those state subsidies?
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  1113. Those were likely staged. Children "borrowed" those monies from officials, then officials got those back after the video shoot was done. Chinese officials are notorious for these feel-good propaganda for show.
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  1114. And i bet that the few tourists who go to China nowadays are mostly the rah-rah boys kissing Winnie's a**.
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  1115. The Chinese guy should have just followed the CCP propaganda: show his Chinese passport as he approach a Ukrainian position. They are supposed to be awed at and feared because Chinese passport is #1 in the world.
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  1116. Countries love to exaggerate when building projects. Most likely, it's just for publicity.
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  1117. That's not true. China has banned poverty. Chinese are now not allowed to be poor.
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  1118. When the prevailing mentality is to steal, copy, cheat and scam, good luck.
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  1119. Rural workers being treated like mules beyond their physical capacity. And I thought that equality and workers' rights exists under communism? Making physically-disabled persons work like beasts of burden is just cruel and inhuman.
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  1120. Sounds right, except that China is officially atheist and had even re-wrote the Bible to suit its interests.
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  1121. So if I badly want to take a dump, I'll just have to do it by the roadside because the restrooms have been turned into hostels. I can't imagine if a stampede happens on those tourist spots. Death traps.
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  1122.  @buckkw5108  Yep, you''re right. My Bad.
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  1123. That's why China has set its sights on Africa.
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  1124.  @Wumao50centarmy  You have to speak to the manager first.
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  1125. The CCP consider people from non-tier 1 localities as 'peasants', not deserving of decent services.
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  1126. their GDP
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  1127. Nobody is buying Chinese produce, that's the problem. Trust issues.
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  1128. Protesting is still illegal, of course. The police are more alert and efficient now to break up any sign of protest before it could turn into a critical mass.
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  1129. Hoarding huge amounts of gold reserves for trade is useless if trading partners don't have confidence that the gold that you will use are not just some metal plated with gold. China had been exposed doing it in the past so countries will be wary of Chinese 'gold'.
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  1130. No surprise here. Chinese companies are doing the same thing in Brazil & Africa. Exploiting the locals like sweatshop labor & ignoring workplace safety because time is money.
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  1131. They want to experience living in a condominium built on a barge and being shipped to Rwanda. A free cruise! 😂😂😁
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  1132. Most regular players of online gambling are from China. That says a lot.
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  1133. Just another set of countries greedy, exploitative corporations will use as their playground for super profits, then move on. And the cycle of exploitation repeats itself.
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  1134. This is outright robbery. CCP seems hell-bent to dip its dirty fingers on whatever money source they find. Poor pensioners.
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  1135. Where did they get the money? Where did the depositors' money go? Why are public servants in China getting salary cuts, with many not being paid for months now? If you can't connect the dots then i feel sorry for you.
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  1136. "Does China not posses it's OWN technological capabilities?". Why do you think they engage in copying and stealing foreign design and technology? They can if they really want to, but they're just probably too lazy. Stealing and copying is far cheaper. CCP collective mentality is to copy foreign technology, have every crucial part manufactured abroad, them assembled at home, put "Made in China", to claim bragging rights🤣🤣🤣
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  1137. Maybe the word "THROUGH" was actually "TO". A mistranslation.
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  1138. Free shipping plus a second-hand BYD EV sedan.
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  1139. China is corrupt? That's racism.
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  1140. Those designers should have known the saying: Too many cooks spoil the broth. Practicality and comfort is always better than being flashy and shiny.
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  1141. Uneducated/illiterate people are gullible enough to believe nonsense. China has one of the world's most educated population but desperation lead them to fall for these snake-oil salesmen promising them the moon and the stars. Chinese needs escapism.
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  1142. Only in China where a new breed of fraudsters emerge to clean up the act of scammers and absconders of money.
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  1143. With a weak economy and soaring unemployment, people will grab that opportunity.
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  1144. Are you willing to drink the water used to wash your bride's feet, or cough up 60k USD to her family? If not, you're out of luck. 😁
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  1145. More tales of woes and financial ruin. People losing everything including the shirts on their backs a classic case of riches-to-rags and, worse still, buried in debt. Depressing to hear. On another note, the CCP is once again pulling off another scam on their own people. How can salaries and renumerations already given months or years before, be demanded to be paid returned back, even if the recipient had been separated from service? Were they telling workers the monies were just loans and need to be paid back at all cost?
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  1146. He must be referring to the context of the epidemic in China. The CCP issued the visa-free waiver when infections are rising in China. If the Italian government thinks that China is a potential health risk, it may advise its citizens not to travel to China. It's not an outright rejection of the visa-free privilege but the effect should be similar.
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  1147. But unlike these two characters, they are more discreet elsewhere. Ethics are still generally observed.
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  1148. Only the pockets of corrupt officials advanced in China.
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  1149. Average is only 2k yuan per head in 3 days. That's less than 700 yuan per day per head. Considering that the prices in that village were inflated, that's not much spending. People went there to forget their problems for three days.
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  1150. That will require China to embrace Islam which I doubt they will.
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  1151. There was a snapshot of people salvaging corn from a flattened field for food, I presume. There will be a breakout of cholera and dysentery soon.
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  1152. Codes are just suggestions in China.
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  1153. They should have just used the word "saboteurs".
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  1154. What's concerning is that a lot of those apartments and dwellings are located on high rises of dubious quality due to corruption. The multiple cracks on the floors, walls and ceilings show this fact. Death traps waiting to happen.
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  1155. Newsom's Commiefornia? No surprise.
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  1156. CCP: "It's natural disaster."
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  1157. China great place to live? Then why Chinese themselves going to Africa & elsewhere to toil as unpaid slaves or scammers in SEA?
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  1158. "You have a beard and a mustache? That looks uncivilized in China. You have to pay a fine of 100 yuan." 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  1159. Nah, bugs are crispier when deep-fried and has lots of protein.🤮🥴Better than finding a rat's head in your takeout.
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  1160. As long as you don't use too much chemicals, they will have a market in China. They avoid their own produce.
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  1161. GAC has already acquired/copied Honda technology for their own benefit. Time to ditch Honda from China by stifling them with unfair practices.
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  1162. The US can still afford diversity. More mouths to feed and more taxpayers to annoy.
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  1163. No need to. They're now dumping their citizens in other countries.
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  1164. Don't worry about being fleeced of your money. The police will likely pick you up for being a foreign spy🤣🤣
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  1165. They're leftover women hitching a free ride on the government's campaign.
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  1166. 5:50 at least the lamps mounted on top of the gate were still working. China should just turn the ground floors of their houses into stilts in areas where these massive floods are common. Adapt to the new normal.
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  1167. She's a CCP stooge, what did you expect? She's just did what her bosses are good at. Lie and deceive.
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  1168. If they don't pay their fellow Chinese, what makes you think they will treat you otherwise? They hate foreigners. Lots of red flags that companies are losing money yet you still chose to stay on your job. Lesson learned: employers absconding with employees salaries are now common in China. Work there at your own peril. They could even charge you for being a spy.
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  1169. Not only Xiamen. Every urban center/city in China has been experiencing this. People not buying/consuming because they have nothing to spend. China is practically just running in fumes with its economy being propped by printing money to keep the illusion that everything is well and dandy.
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  1170. They're dependent on foreign technology.
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  1171. Never realized that Chinese are actually a bunch of snowflakes. Sensitive, easily-offended and have fragile hearts that can't stand humor and satire. How do they presume to win in a war with Taiwan with such sensitive feelings?
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  1172. Is it just cost-cutting via streamlining operations, or they couldn't find enough workers?
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  1173. North Korean, hands down. You don't want to upset Rocket Man, would you?
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  1174. That's not what it is in China. The buyer there gets to shoulder all the risks should the developer f****d up.
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  1175. Doesn't matter. 90% of their surface & ground water are contaminated, anyway.
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  1176.  @lebell4435  Freedom and democracy
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  1177. Money is money, politics is politics🙄
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  1178. Chinese people's current money and financial woes were mostly self-inflicted due to their questionable decision-making. Non-refundable downpayment of 200k for a yet-to-be-delivered car that is untested, designed and produced by a company whose experience has been until now making mobile phones and other household items? They haven't learned their lesson in the unfinished and undelivered houses, apparently. They really deserved losing their shirts in another scam.
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  1179. They already got a bunch of paid shills to do that. Problem is that those shills will not be stepping foot inside that plane either. They may be stupid morons, but not stupid enough to get a death wish.
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  1180. The video said that the deposit did show up in his account three days after the incident.
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  1181. This indicates that China had been over-optimistic in their belief that passenger volume will exponentially increase once this high-speed train operates. China may have deep pockets to subsidize a money-losing venture but it was not inexhaustible. The economic downturn simply exposed the unsustainabilty of the system. What now, then? Maybe they should ask fellow BRICS members to invest in this HSR. Saudi Arabia has money. So is Iran. Even Cuba, Venezuela, Turkey, Pakistan and Belarus can chip in to save Xi Jinping's baby.
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  1182. What if they say, "We will let you pass on our territorial waters in SCS but you will have to pay us for transit"?
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  1183. Green grasses are nutritious & tree bark has fiber. Good for the metabolism.
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  1184. I wonder how they can offer all-you-can-eat for 3 yuan and still break even, let alone make a profit?
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  1185. It's because the REAL seafood is enjoyed only by the Party members. The peasants and the serfs make do with the knockoffs.
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  1186. The business owners themselves were partly at fault. They invested huge money without due diligence instead of taking the property managemnet company's word hook, line, and sinker. They should have verified the status of the mall beforehand. And some of them paid the rental without so much as a lease contract?
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  1187. America has been having a refugee crisis for almost a decade now. Bound to get complicated nowvwith the Hamas supporters protesting at the streets.
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  1188. CCP pimping its own women to provide companionship to African students? Shocking!
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  1189. Sweatshop workers demanding longer working hours for higher pay? That's new. Why don't they demand better pay so they can work less hours? Or is that asking for the moon?
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  1190. Are you kidding? The fly was included in the menu😆😆😅
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  1191. Credit cards
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  1192. And after emigrating to the US, these people would still insist that China is the best country in the world, and the US is evil.😆😆
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  1193. You can do it by yourself, right?
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  1194. Colony states. China will be unhabitable in 20 years as it keeps polluting and destroying its environment. They will gradually resettle their people elsewhere. Those floods were signs.
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  1195. To push their GDP up? The CCP will.
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  1196. Well, if the first lady in the video is part of the "free" house deal, maybe I'll consider😜😁
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  1197. Getting organic they are.
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  1198. You don't "check" your own work. Even doctors allow other doctors to perform surgery on them if required.
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  1199. Apparently, they want to spread the joys of living in China.
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  1200.  @Amberle1546  Worse. They will ban marriages altogether to remove the expensive dowry system. They only need fresh meat for the grinder. An open season to procreate. To the CCP, marriages are just formalities to an agenda.
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  1201. So is Mike
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  1202. It's a permanent member. Also, Russia will never allow China to lose its seat.
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  1203.  @NiteshadeX2  Chinese designers are having an overdrive in ideas
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  1204. Now professional mainland Chinese beggars giving their Pakistani Middle East counterparts some tough competition🤣🤐
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  1205. Surprising that they don't have the equivalent of commissars like the old Soviet Union to make sure that the CCP has eyes and ears on the troops.
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  1206. The people transferring assets abroad are Party members themselves, or individuals acting on their behalf. They have seen the handwriting on the wall. China is done. Disenchantment and loss of confidence in the current leadership will never be corrected by superficial reforms. The rats are fleeing the sinking ship. No one with money wants the door get shut on their faces when the CCP isolates China from the world.
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  1207. If you will be treated as a "Walking 500k" foreigner-expat, why would you go to China?
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  1208. But those were before actual hostilities broke out. The difference today is that US & China are already in a defacto war.
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  1209. Nah, Huawei don't build faulty nor issue-ridden gadgets. It's the buyer's fault.
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  1210. She's just being positive. Frowning nor fretting will not get her anywhere, will she?
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  1211. Let's hope those new farmers will bring sensible ideas and techniques to improve farming in the countryside rather than what the CCP has been ramming down their throats like the hare-brained forests-to-farmlands campaign.
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  1212. Chinese engineers have already installed fake drainages in their new townships. That should take care of the problem.
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  1213. That's American. They have their own version of Winnie.
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  1214. Or maybe those 30% shifted to eating fake rice to save money.
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  1215. Well-done or deep-fried? 😜
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  1216. They will form a China-town there. Exclusive for Chinese only.
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  1217. The Vietnamese ladies should have seen the red flags from the get-go: If those Chinese men couldn't get Chinese girls to marry them, there must be a serious issue why they turn to foreign women for brides.
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  1218. With a polluted beach with radioactive levels that's off the meters? I'd rather wait.
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  1219. Gender Studies
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  1220. It's called "flexible growth" with Chinese characteristics.
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  1221. Gambling is supposed to be illegal in China.
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  1222. Is Nivea Milk good? I plan to buy to taste if it's OK?
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  1223. If you have a dozen lemon tea shops on both sides of a 100-meter long street, what do you expect?
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  1224. There's been several signs that it's on the way. Limited withdrawals for depositors, bank employees getting huge pay cuts, past benefits and excess incentives being asked to be returned. The government is pulling all stops to keep the system from collapsing by arresting the bleeding.
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  1225. It's your comprehension that sucks. It wasn't even about math.
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  1226. One after another. China can't seem to catch a break. The Mandate of Heaven has become the Judgement of Heaven.
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  1227. Chinese police: "We don't care if you're unemployed, homeless, or even if you starve to death. But we do care if you don't use standard safety helmets while driving". Ridiculous priorities. Looks like the CCP has found another way inflate it's GDP in addition to having the police terrorize the streets. Those seized electric bikes still have some value either as slightly-used surplus or scrap.
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  1228. God forbid that an 8-magnitude EQ hit those shoddy-built infrastructures if they can't stand typhoon winds.
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  1229. A shakedown scheme designed as an anti-corruption campaign by the CCP. "You want to immigrate abroad? Fine. Good riddance. But i want a cut from your hidden wealth or its the camp for you".
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  1230. Yep, and let CCP flood your farms and villages to save "sacred" cities.
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  1231. The CCP won't allow it. It wants it's citizens to experience suffocating and claustrophobic prison-like conditions. That airport will be like a park.
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  1232. Local officials: "Who cares if the build quality is poor & substandard? As long as it looks good from the outside, that will do. Now, stop complaining & get back to your ramen noodles, you peasants!"
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  1233. China has become the world's largest open-air prison next to North Korea. No use having passports if you don't possess them.
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  1234. This is no problem for China. China passport is tbe most powerful passport in the world. They will just flash their passport out and the problem go away. Problem solved😁😁
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  1235. That's no big deal to them now. China already allowed OF, right?
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  1236. Rural people, especially those who farm, know it's BS. They were prodded by their officials who wanted to please their highers-up.
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  1237. If the Chinese government can allow struggling citizens to use underutilized airports practically for free, why can't it just let the homeless and unemployed take over those ghost cities to enable them to live with dignity?
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  1238. Move on and migrate to other countries like locusts.
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  1239. The CCP doesn't want gainful employment for their citizens. It wants "paper employment" to make China's economic statistics look good on paper despite the job crisis. They defined "employment" as working for one hour minimum in a month to qualify, remember?
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  1240. Those dudes identify themselves as women and China, being respectful of rights. agreed with them. Look at that, America!
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  1241. Why not make it more direct? US should decree that no goods nor imports are to enter US unless it has a "Made in US" tag.
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  1242. Governance by PR. That's how the CCP treats its citizens even during crises and disasters by pretending to care, and not even hiding it anymore to the public. Nauseating falsehoods can only do so much until people call them out for it.
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  1243. Maybe not, but they get top-of-the-line heath care reserved only for Party officials.
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  1244. You haven't heard of the Great Firewall of China? YT is an ideal platform to post these because China exports these garbage overseas. Overseas audience have to know so they can avoid them.
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  1245. If the gold & silver are even real and not some plated lead.
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  1246. No worries. You will be flying accompanied by a Chinese translator seated behind you.😂
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  1247. Encourage people and families to go out and spend on shoppings, vacations, entertainments, and eating out. More revenue, more taxes to collect. It's called "holiday economics".
    1
  1248. They may imitate Lebanon. Bank employees robbing their own banks to force them to give their salaries back.
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  1249. YT is banned in China
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  1250. How depressing. If I were them, I'll be relocating elsewhere away from that region. Looks like the CCP had decided to turn their province into a flood basin. With climate change getting more extreme, more cyclones and floodings will hit that place just to protect Beijing and other untouchable villages upstream. Sorry, guys. You're village is expendible as far as CCP is concerned.
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  1251. So basically a bum
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  1252. And when she retires years later, the State will just discard her like a used toy, homeless and unemployed without even a pension. I hope this young lady use her earnings wisely to prepare for her retirement because once her utility as a propaganda icon for the CCP had been expended, she will be fending on her own.
    1
  1253. The CCP will have those animals and insects arrested and detained "for spreading fear and confusion". Kill the messenger.
    1
  1254. And you aren't even sure if the "chicken" in KFC China is actually chicken, and not some miracle chicken concocted by voodoo ingredients.
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  1255. No worries. There's no chicken at all in the 'chicken' products China exports to the US.
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  1256. They can farm, fish, and hunt game.
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  1257. Looks like everybody is scamming everyone in China. That scumbag dealer made sure to take their customers' money before fleeing overnight, leaving people holding the empty bag.
    1
  1258. But, but, but the pro-China Western shills boast that China's education is the best!
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  1259. They still have enough grass & tree bark to eat even if they have consumed all insects & birds in their country into extinction.
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  1260. So those crowded green trains people took back & forth from their hometowns for the New Year became a hotspot for the viruses. Imagine the trains packed like sardines with people in close proximity to each other. Just one sneeze inside and everybody gets the virus.
    1
  1261. Oh, no. Another ally waking up to China's underhandedness in the guise of 'shared future and prosperity'. The CCP's list of overseas friends getting shorter by the day.
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  1262. Looks like in addition to spinning and straight-faced lying, the CCP's economists-cum-propagandists doesn't know how to count. National bureau of statistics? Yeah, right.
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  1263. How did she even manage to vote? Did they check her name in the voter database? Did they even require her to show some identification before allowing her?
    1
  1264. Sounds like a typical American woman who believes that they deserve a guy with a certain range of income😆😆
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  1265. CCP: "Calling out rude and uncivilized behavior by Chinese tourists is racism and Sinophobic!"
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  1266. What a messed-up culture🙄👎Torturing animals for a few more yuans of profit. Applying chemicals on the food they sell thus putting consumers' health at risk. Greed for money has desensitized these people.
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  1267. It shows how many countries in the world view things which are "Made in China".
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  1268. They did but it was turned into a shooting target by insurgents.
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  1269. They may give their poorest citizens a free one-way cruise and dump them in California🤣🤣
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  1270. Stimulating domestic consumption by forcing people to buy is pathetically desperate. People have no money to spend. Silly communists thinking they can dictate economics.
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  1271. Mid-Autumn Festival Surprise for the peasants courtesy of the CCP.
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  1272. The cleaner is priced at 3k yuan? I can clean that room better for 1k yuan😄
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  1273. They are being given an explosive (no pun intended) welcome there so Chinese government is complaining.
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  1274. If it's just fog, then people shouldn't be wearing face masks. They were experiencing it there. They know it's smog and harmful. So much for common sense, huh?
    1
  1275. only those who want to suffer starvation or dehydration will dare. eat or drink at your own risk.
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  1276. Why not if that will keep the property from showing up in the books as 'non-performing assets'?
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  1277. Real estate in China is a huge scam tolerated by no less by the CCP on their own citizens. Imagine paying diligently over the years only to find out that you have been paying for the INTEREST first and not the principal itself? It's an exploitative system that turn citizens into debt slaves, with sudden unemployment, heavy mortgages, rent and bank loans that are unlikely to be repaid. So much for the communism's promise of "equality" and "common prosperity".
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  1278. Why lease planes when they they already have the C919? Can't they re-fleet with it?
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  1279. As long as it looks classier than Porsche, BMW or Jaguar, who cares about performance and reliability? That's Chinese mentality for you.
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  1280.  @JamesWilliams-st4bp  They once pissed on their brewed beer. Now they're pissing on the hot pot. Kidney flavored-hot pot.
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  1281. There's no law banning yourself to become a guinea pig to see if it affects your stomach.
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  1282. or rat dumplings
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  1283. Sounds like Serbia doesn't want their pilots to become cannon fodder. Reputation of 'Made in China' exports precedes them.
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  1284. The first girl in the viddo is the "free" 😆
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  1285. Giving employment to the jobless who will have to earn their keep as well as fill the GDP coffers to dress up their end-year statistics. 2,400 yuan/mo means the deputy will have a quota of at least 5k a month to cover his/her own salary and the rest to the economy.
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  1286. CCP has been boasting that Huawei is now leading the world in technology but China can't make it's own electrical components for its trains?
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  1287. China-Russia 'unlimited' friendship: No permanent friends nor enemies, only permanent interests. Unfortunately for China, Putin's knife is bigger than Xi's. That's realpolitik.
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  1288.  @fearless6947  If I'm Chinese and Starbucks did that, I will cry "racism"😁
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  1289. He knew they won't last long, anyway.
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  1290. Another money-making scheme by the CCP. Force e-bike owners to buy a new one to replace their "illegal" or "unsafe" units in order to clear out the stocks due to overproduction.
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  1291. But, but a million Chinese refugees will add more to your diversity, right?
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  1292. In China, they just "disappear" them
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  1293. No money. And you get meals in prison rather than go hungry and sleep on the streets.
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  1294. 0:42 You can bet your last yuan that those little pinks hating on the Americans and the West will be the first one to migrate to those places when given the chance.
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  1295. 😆"That pig".They mean Xi Jin Pig? 😁
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  1296. State-owned enterprises means corrupt officials pocketing the monies😆
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  1297. The segment that tilted over had no concrete girder underneath, making it vulnerable to displacement. It was as if it was placed on top of two columns.
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  1298. A Periodic Table
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  1299. The courts doesn't want those problems in China, apparently. They're more interested with the money of some suckers.
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  1300. China is the lender. If they so insist on that, China will just tell them go take a hike. Beggars can't be choosers.
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  1301. No one trusts those produce as fit for human consumption.
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  1302. The brown color of that mixture is a giveaway. It means the proportion of sand to cement and gravel is disproportionately high per building standards. The proper color for the right mixture is grayish due to the cement. That's why in videos showing building walls and columns being chipped away using fingers, the color of the "concrete" underneath is dinstinctively brownish.
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  1303. The "chicken" in KFG is REAL chicken? The beef patty in McDoalds is ACTUALLY beef, not rat meat? The knockoff Haagen-Daaz will melt under the sun, and will not resist fire?
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  1304. OFC : Obama's Fu****g Counterfeit?
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  1305. Because they bought into those laughable state media propaganda that flashing your Chinese passport will make you untouchable everywhere.
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  1306. They could send her to Xinjiang. I'm sure the CCP is anxious to protect the rights of the Uyghurs.
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  1307. Private tutors were a boon to the parents who want their children to have an advantage over non-tutored children. The CCP banned them because most of private tutors were foreigners (English-speaking) who the governments distrusts, thinking they pollute the minds of children with foreign ideas. The government wants the State to have the exclusive right to "educate" the youth.
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  1308. Recycled oil (aka gutter oil) costs more than that.
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  1309. Then how come they pay more for recycled oil?
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  1310. Businesses have no choice when you have an authoritarian regime.
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  1311. Looks like this is something that they can't reverse-engineer, like they did with Western technology.
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  1312. Ex-husband was probably a deadbeat
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  1313.  @zarthemad8386  As long as it looks flashy and sleek, that's good enough. BYD will continue to have business doing repairs to your car.
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  1314. Either they don't understand what you said, or cat got their tongues. lol
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  1315. Maybe from natural resources they've been stealing from Africa.
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  1316. Sue a company where the top officials are relatives to and well-connected to the CCP? That's a laugh.
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  1317. The glaring hypocrisy was so cringey here. Chinese hates the Japanese to the bone, but at the first opportunity copy and hide behind a well-known Japanese brand to pass it off as their own.
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  1318. If they make a movie titled, "A Nightmare On A Chinese Kitchen", I will definitely watch.
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  1319. Laughable of them when their whole country has been found to be radioactive hundreds of times than the Fukushima water.
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  1320. Overseas. US, Canada, Australia, UK, SE Asia. You don't see them in your neighborhood?
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  1321. It's incredible that the Chinese get to live until 50 years old with the amount of poison and toxins they consume every day.
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  1322. Those fake fire protection equipment are no better than children's toys. Completely useless as the bureaucrats who should be doing their jobs instead of engaging in outright corruption. Firefighting code is a joke in China.
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  1323. Because the contract allowed it, to which the recipient country agreed to. As the party that holds the wallet, China can dictate the terms in its favor. Anybody who says that China's BRI benefited the recipient countries is either naive or a gullible hack.
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  1324. Chinese have been eating/consuming unsafe/toxic/fake food for ages. What makes you think they will be squemish eating leftovers?
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  1325. Winnie the Pooh and his minions in the CCP hired the wrong people for this project.
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  1326. World had finally realized that they've had enough of cheap Made in China junks that isn't worth your money.
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  1327.  @peterwulff469  You forgot that they should bring in those Nigerian princes to give away his frozen bank accounts.
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  1328. For the IOC gods, Olympics are VERY profitable🎭
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  1329. What's worse is that after subjecting their children to a brutal regimen of training, China see nothing wrong to have their athletes use PEDs.
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  1330. Survival of the fittest in real time.
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  1331. Who would want to see the view of the skyline @ 7:12?
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  1332. Those are original and authentic fakes🤓🤓
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  1333. That's a nice welcome gesture🤣🤣
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  1334.  @kobolds638  Doesn't matter. As long as it's made in China, it's junk.
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  1335. They have high-quality food-- but only for the CCP. The leeks and the peasants make do with the leftovers.
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  1336. China wants the world to distrust and eventually, ditch the US dollar so it can foist the yuan as replacement.
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  1337. Unless Africa eradicates the deadly tribalism, nepotism, and corruption, it will never get past the level of ANC-ruled South Africa.
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  1338. Suez Canal is vulnerable to geopolitical risks in the region. A land route via rail will not hurt as an alternative.
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  1339. They delayed the flight for an hour to make sure that there were enough buckets and umbrellas for passengers to use during the flight. How very thoughtful.
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  1340. They are flooding the US, UK, Singapore and Canada now.
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  1341. They meant 'made by a Russian manufacturer with a factory in Brazil'
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  1342.  @low-phas  In the middle of nowhere in Siberia
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  1343. Paid in time? Nowadays? Why do you think the thugs, i mean cops, are so persistent apprehending vendors were it not for fines?
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  1344. And if you go visit, be careful talking to the locals who see you as a 'Walking ¥500k'😂😂
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  1345. The cops were there to issue fines for some traffic violations. Perfect time to extract their salaries from stranded citizens.
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  1346. They want a quick success. Establishing your own brand takes time and marketing, while riding on the success of an established name is easier.
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  1347. That's why they steal and copy Western technology, instead of investing in their own R&D.
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  1348. North Korean official: "That's not my problem! you will poo this much or we'll take you to re-education camps!"
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  1349. You like canned dog meat from North Korea?
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  1350. India : "Boycott substantard products made in China!" China : "Damn US and the EU! They are interfering in India!"
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  1351. Why would they? As long as it's outside China, it's not China's problem.
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  1352. The CCP is really a sucker for money-losing projects which are redundant and unnecessary. "Build and they will come".
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  1353. Indians: Hold my curry...
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  1354. But, but the pro-China shills say China has never been better.
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  1355. "Internet cafe gods/sanhua gods" = bums, hobos
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  1356. China has outlawed showing sadness. No one is supposed to be sad because China is a utopia.
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  1357. It's not more expensive that what it costs elsewhere. They just want to make more money so they scrimp on materials like the rebar and cement. Below specifications. Gravel must be the problem in China. In all of their tofu-dreg infrastructures, I don't see rocks/gravel in the "concrete". It's mostly sand, soil, very little cement and below-standard steel. No wonder it doesn't last long.
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  1358. Instances of cannibalism have been documented during the famine of the 1960s.
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  1359. 800 yuan per month? He could have earned more delivering food takeout.
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  1360. Chinese callous disregard for safety is the reason their population had been in check. It's a sort of population control.
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  1361. Seller @ 3:22.using wiping rags. Disgusting🤢😵
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  1362. The CCP can feel the citizens' anger and dissatisfaction with their mismanagement of the country. It's hilariously ridiculous of them to resort to such inane measures bordering on paranoia. Safe to assume the threat of insurrection is in the air. CCP's attempt to distract the people with the hosting of the Asian Games had backfired bigtime, exacerbating the growing anger as the citizens take it as insensitivity and a skewed priorities by the government. I bet Winnie and the CCP members will be recusing themselves from the public until things cool down first.
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  1363. Both, and to spy for the CCP. As the Chinese student who attacked a police station in Japan showed, Chinese students can be used by the CCP to carry out sabotage disguised as 'lone wolf attacks' to deflect blame.
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  1364. Imitation is subtle flattery.
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  1365. Chinese government has the money to pay the salaries, but will rather use it to buy influence abroad. Pity the civil servants who have to work for free.
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  1366. Authoritarian regimes decide which laws are legal or illegal. No rule of law in China. The CCP can do what it pleases.
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  1367. Beggars can't be choosers.
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  1368. There's always a catch: Prices and terms are negotiable and subject to inflation🤣🤣
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  1369. If the Chinese pull out their passport and shove it in your face, you'll bow down😂
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  1370. They don't care about future, only the present. That's why they don't give a hoot about name and reputation. As long as they make money today, f**k tomorrow.
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  1371. If they were even meat at all. Cardboards and what-have-you. They will fake it with whatever they have.
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  1372. It's who you blow if you're a good-looking girl.
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  1373. There is a demand. Somebody has to meet that. As long as both parties are of legal age and agree to the terms beforehand, then it's well and good. Both parties benefited and know what they are getting into.
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  1374. No choice. Most of these people can no longer afford renting because banks stole their deposits, or they lost their jobs so no income. At least they no longer worry about rent.
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  1375. What a s*itty situation. You work but don't get paid. If you ask for your salary, you get bullied and harassed for even daring to until you just shut your mouth. That's communism, folks. You work to death for the state.
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  1376. Police getting their butts kicked by ordinary village folks and forced to march off without their gear must be so humiliating to their master CCP. I have always felt that the slavish police can only deal with subservient people but will back down when confronted by a determined mob of angry people.
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  1377. It means stay away from China
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  1378. They can use those idle & underutilized high-speed trains to transport goods. Or hire jobless people as mules to transport those products. Chinese women can carry two 100-kg logs of wood by themselves.
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  1379. Insulting and infuriating. After getting their village sacrificed for Beijing, local officials allow tourists to see their submerged houses, as if it were an attraction? Now local officials come out of the woodwork for some photo-ops. Shameless credit-grabbing. The people are now being inundated with propaganda by their so-called 'leaders'.
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  1380. They want to deflect the blame to foreigners so they issued that visa-free privilege to random countries. If the outbreak spreads all over China and they can no longer hide it, they will blame those visa-free visitors for bringing in the virus. The CCP will never accept any responsibility for its incompetence.
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  1381. So this airport was the reason for China's 5% GDP growth? The CCP is really a sucker for building white elephants.
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  1382. Through fines, of course. China has become the world's 'finest' economy.
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  1383. Most Singaporeans are 2nd or 3rd generation descendants from immigrants from China.
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  1384. Farmers need to earn too as they are saddled with debt that they need to repay.
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  1385. Invent something useful in China, and the CCP will take it for its own benefit. The poor inventor? Cooperate or else...
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  1386. If their hearts really bleed for Palestine, why don't they invite exiled and deported Palestinians to settle into their country?
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  1387. "I am from the government, and I'm here to help you". 😂😜
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  1388. See? That's why China is ahead because it's unique😂
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  1389. So that's why there's this new gig called "professional deadbeats". Since you are hopeless with no job and no money, why not scam the banks and enjoy your loot before they lock you up for not repaying? At least you'll be provided with food in jail.
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  1390. You will get it one way or the other. That's the order from the WEF overlords.
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  1391. I can only imagine what a guy with diarrhea going to do when the toilet AI is fuc*ing up like that.
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  1392. "None of those employees are resigned. They are on holiday but without pay". Do they expect the employees to just sit on their a**es during their 'holidays' without income and with bills to pay? Just cut to the chase and tell it for what it is. Let the CCP propaganda department worry on how to package the situation as 'flexible employment' or whatever.
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  1393. you expect too much common sense in China🤣🤣
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  1394. Chinese living and breathing cheating in all they do. Ingrained from day one as something just normal to do.
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  1395. They're excellent in IP stealing and copy-and-paste.
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  1396. China makes sure that in cases of dispute over BRI projects, Chinese laws will apply. That's how shrewd they are.
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  1397. Sounds like the Chinese risking their lives crossing raging rivers and ravines in Central America on their way to the US borders, doesn't believe your 'official' figures.
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  1398. Because many workers lost their jobs or were given 4 to 6 months leave by their employers due to lack of orders. Those effectively-retrenched workers chose to go home. That's the reason for the uptick in travel.
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  1399. I bet the locals will force them to eat their passports.
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  1400. Just a correction : Processed sewage oil, not raw sewage oil. There's a difference. LOL
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  1401. China is raising their children to become soldiers. Don't ask questions, don't think critically, obey and believe every thing the State and the Party tells you, under pain of mental, emotional and physical punishment. Basically, just automatons dedicated to serve and be loyal to the CCP. Starting them young by encouraging preschoolers to snitch on their classmates and, eventually, their own families. No wonder, China's schools have become a prison and an indoctrination centers.
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  1402. This is why China will never equal nor surpass the West if all it does is to copy or steal the works of others. Creativity and innovation is something you cannot acquire by just making copies. And they whine 'unfair trade barriers/protectionism' when foreign countries say "Enough!" and slap punitive tarriffs on their knockoffs?
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  1403.  @andromedamessier3176  Does that mean there's already a sizable population of Chinese there? Will they have enough business if they keep out locals?
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  1404.  @C.h.a.r.m.a.i.n.e  Was it due to xenophobia, economic difficulties, or both?
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  1405. The irony of using the name of the country Chinese citizens have been brainwashed to hate with a passion.
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  1406. Which means these cadres will do more corruption and stealing of aid and donations for flood victims to 'reimburse' themselves. Bad news for disaster victims.
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  1407. No worries. The plants are fake.
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  1408. Is there anything these enterprising and unscrupulous Chinese can't or don't fake?
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  1409. ​ @kumarmuthu6945  Bangladesh has scarce money at the moment. They just got a loan of several billion dollars to shore up their finances left in tatters by Hasina so it's not as if they can afford top-of-the-line military hardware.
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  1410. China's bureaucracy is just one giant employment agency staffed with people hired not due to merit nor qualifications but due to connections. Either they trim it or just print more money to pay the salaries of these useless hangers-on.
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  1411. Counting posts around is still in high demand.
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  1412. Defecating without wiping? Oh, man. I'd hate to be standing beside her in the elevator or in a public transport. Imagine how that stinks. As for that restaurant refusing Chinese people from its shop, it's a private business. They can refuse to serve & kick out people if they think they're just a nuisance. It's their country, their laws.
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  1413. China still pretends that foreign visitors are rushing to visit, people have money to afford air travels, and building money-losing infrastructures are not happening in their country.
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  1414. I'm so sorry for the Chinese people, but your government had already announced that it is targetting a minimum of 5% GDP growth this year. Leeks will still be harvested.
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  1415. Workers don't wield guns, the police do.
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  1416. Program with the goal of creating elite universities from the 100 universities selected under the 211 Project. Only 39 universities made the grade out of 100 universities.
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  1417. Chinese just being Chinese in China. They bring these disgusting habits everywhere, remember? Just ask the Japanese, the Singaporeans and other countries who have been recipients of the wonderful Chinese culture.
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  1418. Haven't heard of North Korea having inflation. It's a paradise there😂🍻
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  1419. Globalization with Chinese characteristics
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  1420. But, but, but it's so convenient to cover two bowls of instant ramen!😂Try beating that, iPhone!
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  1421. Repairs mean more money for corrupt officials.
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  1422. China go to Africa to exploit African locals & their natural resources, while Africans go to China to find jobs but can't get one due to the poor economy.
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  1423. I wonder why they aren't dumping their excess production overseas to build their BRI projects? No more projects because countries have pulled out completely?
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  1424. China might have suspected him of being a spy for Russia that's why he was sent home ALIVE. Those local security men have been tasked to keep an eye on him.
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  1425. And with more illegals entering, the shrinking American middle-class will be joined in misery by more hungry mouths that taxpayers have to support😩😩
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  1426. I heard sales of cheap "alternative" foods grew by leaps and bounds in China. Gutter oil, fake meat and plastic rice were in great demand.
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  1427. GIGO (Garbage In, Garbage Out)
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  1428. Let the Xi Jinping Thoughts summon rain from the sky.
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  1429. It's catty, a traditional unit of weight in China & Southeast Asia. 1 catty in China is approx. 0.5 kilograms (Google).
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  1430. Banks and investment management groups in China have turned into a legalized theft division for the CCP. Put money at your own risk.
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  1431. They don't care about necessity. As long as there's money to help themselves to, they will build anything. Ghost cities, white elephant airports and abandoned train stations are examples.
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  1432. ​ @vanessali1365  WHO will just fiddle its thumbs until the virus has spread worldwide. Same modus.
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  1433. If this expose is true, Russia and NK are secretly screwing China while the three of them are patting each other's backs. Looks like Putin is using Kim as a leverage to wring concessions from Xi on his war with Ukraine.
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  1434. A start-up semiconductor factory using a rather obsolete second-hand equipment to manufacture chips and ran by people who have failed in TWO previous business in the same field. That's what you gdt when you put losers to run your business.I suspect this business was set up to steal advanced chip technology from the West.
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  1435. It may happen sooner than later if the Chinese they brought over are unbearably arrogant and condescending to locals.
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  1436. But they want to see kangaroos so badly
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  1437. I'm sure the businesses of the CCP members will be dunned for back taxes as well, right?
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  1438. The so-called "anti-corruption purge" is a sham. A paranoid ruler is using it as a pretense to put his loyalists into position to solidify his hold to power. Corruption in the Chinese military will not diminish a bit as a new set of corrupt official take their turn to steal. Corruption will get worse and more disenchantment with the leadership will emerge as soldiers see their pay get cutbacks due to the state's financial crunch.
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  1439. That's a copycat Step Pyramid in China in the thumbnail😆😆😆
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  1440. When even Russia complain & take action, your EV cars must really suck. Better late than never, comrades.
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  1441. They could not even make an EV vehicle that doesn't self-combust😂😂April Fool's joke too early for the CCP.
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  1442. That's what enhancers and spices are for😂
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  1443. They have lots of it. In the wet markets and street food stalls.
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  1444. CCP looking for more leeks to harvest. It's your turn, migrant workers. Better hold on to your money or end up getting scammed by your own government.
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  1445. The units that they've rolled off the line are mainly for airshows & exhibits to woo buyers. It's very likely that no country has yet to place orders for C919 probably because it's still an untested plane at this point.
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  1446. With too many second-hand properties on the market, you'd be lucky if your property even gets a viewing from a prospective buyer. You'd really have to drive your asking price way down to unload it.
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  1447. Blame the US
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  1448. An AI chicken😂😂
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  1449. That Su-57 looks like it was assembled by a bunch of trainees just learning how to do bolts.
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  1450. He believed the CCP's 5.3% GDP growth propaganda.
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  1451. The soldiers can eat "Xi Jinping's Thoughts" 😂😂
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  1452. After fake foods, fake statistics, fake services, now it's fake crowds? Real estate companies trying to scam people that homebuyers are back. Good for the rent-a-crowd to earn extra bucks. I wonder how the participating companies recoup their "investment" if they get zero sales?
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  1453. China numbah one! 😆😆 as the shills and womaos insist.
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  1454. They got a better one than yours. Melamine-fortified milk formula for babies. Toxin and hormone-injected fruits and vegetables. Polluted drinking water. Cadmium-tainted rice. Fake meat pickled in various preservatives and additives. Nothing could get more healthy than that.
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  1455. China has overfished the oceans and steal fish from other countries, resulting to depleted fish stocks. Solution? Manufacture seafoods from scratch.
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  1456. ​ @SkRafi4ever  Authoritarian government + Brainwashed society. Young people during the Cultural Revolution even squealed on their parents if they so much uttered a word critical of Mao or the Revolution. Don't underestimate the zealotry of a brainwashed society.
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  1457. As long as the food were not fake, adulterated, nor toxic and will not send you to the hospital, it's all good. China seems to be just catching up with the rest of the world as far as adjusting lifestyles due to the soaring cost of living. Welcome to the real world.
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  1458. Paint and galvanized wire will cut into the kickbacks😂😂
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  1459. They want to grow meat from the soil. They will be using a lot of pesticides & hormones to pull it off.
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  1460. Of course. They have to wait for the officials & the cameras to arrive for some 'disaster relief'.
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  1461. They have huge surplus of steel stocks because they've been using plastic rebars on their tofu dreg constructions😂😂😂
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  1462. Chinese mindset boggles logic and sense. It's like using a teaspoon to fill a swimming pool with seawater.
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  1463. With so many unemployed desperate for jobs, they won't have any difficulty recruiting cannon fodders for pilots
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  1464.  @blureader1164  With their declining birthrate and rapidly aging population, Japanese will have no choice but to hook up with foreign nationals to procreate, or risk extinction.
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  1465. Export
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  1466. "If you can cheat, then cheat". Do these merchants think that they will be spared by their fellow Chinese who abuse the system? A sheep will not survive in the lion's den that is China.
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  1467. If another freak weather like that happen again, I will not be going anywhere near a tofu-dreg building😁😁
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  1468. Winnie the Pooh will save them. "Eat bitterness. It's good for you."
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  1469. CCP taught them that being honest but poor is more shameful than being rich and corrupt.
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  1470. Sounds like CCP is compelling female students to provide "companionship" to foreign males studying in China. For the CCP, every thing is a means to achieve a strategic goal. In this video, foreign students from countries included in the BRI are given the preferential treatment: free board and lodging, free scholarships, regular stipend and, the icing on the cake, female study companion. This is an outright bribery/prostitution to curry favor and maintain good relations with countries China had already tucked in its belt. They'd rather use money and pimp their young female students (presumably under pain of being stripped of their own scholarship) to gain favor in the world stage, than use it to develop their own youth population.
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  1471. Not buying a house : "malicious non-buyers". Still make me laugh until now.
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  1472. That China-funded project hiring only Chinese workers is a standard clause for BRI. China giving out loans while giving employment to their own people overseas is a shrewed move.
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  1473. If they're really concerned about foreigners' impression of China, they should crack down on their manufacturers that make substandard and junk-quality products. Maybe they haven't yet heard of how the world looks at goods "Made in China".
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  1474.  @shieldmaidenforchrist1310  I think those women are sales ladies in an appliance store, eating their lunch. The toilet bowl might be for displays.
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  1475. It appears China did some tweaking of the metrics to show that their economy grew as much. Same spin they did by redefining the standards with the so-called "flexible employment" to hide their real unemployment/under-employment figure. What private business will plunk down good money when they've been burned several times before by the CCP's arbitrary and heavy-handed treatment that suffocates businesses through nonsensical policies? Encourage private businesses? Yeah, right.
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  1476. Are illegals allowed to play lottery in the US?
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  1477. Robbing kids of their youth just to get that shiny gold medals and then discarding them by the curb with no fallback when the glory days are over. Typical China. Just like luring young people to take Master's & PhDs only to consign them to a life of being a takeout rider or a cleaner.
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  1478. The Chinese pharma companies, hospitals & funeral services are the only ones making a killing in this crisis. The classic ploy of creating a crisis to profit certain groups.
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  1479. The tragedy of deflation. Still no takers even at giveaway prices. And the CCP has been advising the unemployed citizens to go back to their hometowns to farm or start a business? In this kind of system, who would be incentivized to do so if you lose more money? Why invest time & effort if you can't earn?
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  1480. The CCP should open up their firewall. Those women will be a hit in Onlyfans.
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  1481. Courts are part of the government, why would it go against itself?
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  1482. Hangover from the days when employers incentivize workers to work extra hours to fulfill quotas. They should realize that those days were over.
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  1483. Cutting corners is a standard in China to make some extra yuan for the contractors and officials. Good luck with that.
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  1484. Doesn't matter. No water in China is safe for drinking, anyway.
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  1485. The xenophobic government and the anti-espionage law are the biggest boogeyman that keeps tourists from even stepping in China.
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  1486. The result is the tofu dreg projects China is infamous for.
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  1487. Africa is a dump yard for used tires from abroad. They can afford to.
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  1488. Buy a dozen dogs. You'd be so busy feeding and caring for them you won't have time to feel sorry for yourself. You just have too much time on your hands.
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  1489. they hate foreigners, but they love their money😆😕
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  1490. "Xi Jinping's Thoughts" must be doing a wonderful job inspiring people😂😂
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  1491. That's worrisome. Irate cops unpaid for months taking out their frustrations on hapless citizens even for the smallest infractions.
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  1492. They can ask countries to send their shit to North Korea, free of charge. Or send ships to go on a worldwide poo collection campaign.
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  1493. Trump Effect working worldwide. Suddenly, governments are scrambling to get out of America's tariffs by cracking down on their issues they long allowed to fester. When there's a will, there's a way.
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  1494. A yuan saved is still money. Add one yuan to 999,999 yuan and voila! You're a millionaire, right?
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  1495. Spying for the CCP
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  1496. Symbolic of what's happening to China's economy. A widening sinkhole.
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  1497. Even after giving Africa $50 billion at the expense of his own people.
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  1498. Money printers. They can print all the yuan they need since they have same serial numbers.
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  1499. Calling boorish Chinese animals is an insult to the real fauna.
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  1500. Gullible parents pay in it😅😅
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  1501. Cheap, of course
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  1502. The people of China should just accept the fact that they have zero rights under their government, and they have essentially became a bigger and more populous version of North Korea. The CCP is the law, the prosecutor, and the judge, all rolled into one. Their "rights" is what the CCP say it is.
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  1503. So much for 'modern' China. Pro-China rah-rah boys always like to boast that China is now way more modern than many developed nations including the US, equating speed and quantity as sign of modernization. But modernization also factor in quality of infrastructures which are supposed to last through all disasters. China's tofu-dregs are built to kill and injure motorists and people unlucky enough to be at the wrong place at the wrong time, lasting only until the slightest vibration and rain.
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  1504. Chinese people have wisened up. Feel-good propaganda by state media is no longer working.
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  1505. That's why they went bankrupt. Overpaid people.
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  1506. That's why they've been dumping them EVs in EU and elsewhere.
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  1507. How come when they're getting it free from their water and food?
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  1508. After screwing pedestrians for its fines economy, now it's the motorists being made the milking cows for its toll economy. The CCP will have to come up with more extortion schemes to cover China's GDP loss.
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  1509. Those Chinese believe working as slaves in Brazil is hundred times better than being a jobless bum in China.
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  1510. It has a free shower for passengers😂
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  1511. I hope the bread distributor will dole out two buns each per head. Those aunties look like grab hags to me.
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  1512. Thoughtful, don't they? At least, if your car breaks down and you get stranded on the side of the road, you won't get hungry waiting for the tow truck😂😂It's as if they know it will happen sooner than later.
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  1513. The practice bills originate from the bank since they use it to train their staff. If it was the teller that switched the real money with the practice vouchers, it means the staff was using the vouchers without authorization. If it was the depositor who did the switching, it means he/she has had access to practice vouchers from a bank insider, unless he/she used fake vouchers.
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  1514. Just financial & economic pressures causing marital stresses. People are on edge & buttons are triggered easily. Just a normal day in a household, folks.
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  1515. You expect some logic in how China does things?
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  1516. A country that allows their food to be fried using recycled oil, well, this isn't surprising. If you can eat gutter oil, what's a little serving of rat's head, caterpillar, a bug or two can do to you, right?
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  1517. Stock market is rigged and a scam. The scammer got scammed. Ironic.
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  1518. Right now, some CCP bureaucrats are thinking of reasons to ban e-wheelchairs next. They will let sales surge to pad the GDP then ban and seize them like they did with bikes. GDP is everything for the CCP.
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  1519. Fortune-seeking mainlanders will soon migrate to Australia by droves.
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  1520. And give the Uyghur treatment to de-radicalize.
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  1521. Those EV buses already have had their share in the limelight to show off China's concern for climate change. Their propaganda value had been exhausted so now they have been discarded like used toys. More waste of resources for short-term publicity ops.
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  1522. The virus had mutated so it is now more virulent and more severe. Plus, the toxic air pollution has already weakened the people's immunity especially children. The CCP is once again lying about the outbreak by trying to make it appear that they are doing something but in reality they are at loss at how to control the situation. The WHO should by now advise countries to restrict inward and outward travel of non-Chinese citizens to China, or this will infect the whole world again.
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  1523. China is one huge sinkhole. It doesn't need huge earthquakes for the ground to collapse and swallow everything on top. If tbe fake and toxic food, the contaminated soil, the heavily-polluted air and water can not kill you, it's the ground you're standing on. It's like living on a permanent danger zone.
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  1524. How are they going to enforce it? Will they frisk the pockets and the wallets of random citizens to search for cash?
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  1525. So these so-called "rural management" guys are nothing more than glorified thugs who bully and harass rural folks in order to impose their standards on what farmers should plant based on 'aesthetics' and not on practicality? And they believe that they know better than those grizzled farmers who have been tilling the farms for the most part of their lives? Have they forgotten that these are the same farmers that fed China even before the CCP was even founded?
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  1526. China have their own building code standards with Chinese characteristics🤣🤣
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  1527. Survival of the fittest, China's new business landscape. And the worst is yet to come. Welcome to 2024.
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  1528. You can't refuse them visas. China passport is world's no. 1. Or so the propaganda says.
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  1529. Sam's Club shops in China are crowded with shoppers willing to buy even at higher prices than those in typical Chinese shops. There are people who can afford to buy food which is an essential. The problem is they don't trust those farmers' produce due to toxic chemicals & growth hormones they use in their farms.
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  1530. Sounds like China is imposing additional redundant requirements not to keep the integrity of their banking system, but to discourage moneyed citizens from fleeing with their money elsewhere.
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  1531. 6-month employee break = constructive termination. Employees will have to go homeless to budget 1,800 yuam/month which translates to 50 yuan/day. Were they kidding? Single employees will have to pare expenses to the bone, how much more those with families to support?
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  1532. It's like being asked to show your loyalty to your country by becoming a guinea pig🐖😅
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  1533. ​ @everythinghuaweipro2v  And the tests were witnessed and certified by the CCP, right?
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  1534. Create a mass hysteria through fear-mongering to create a huge domestic demand is the CCP's way to revive its falling GDP. Good job, China. 🤣🤣🤣
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  1535. But China has now the world's most powerful passport. Even their propaganda said so.
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  1536. It's not meant to be hidden. It's meant to be shown for bragging rights. Buying a $4,000-worth gadget means you got money, right?
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  1537. The Juans and Marias have already saturated the US workforce 😁😁
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  1538. They forgot they're in a communist country where there's no private ownership.
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  1539. China is shooting itself on the foot. Their propaganda will hit their own fishermen who will lose income because no one will buy their catch and hence, stop going out to sea. Will they be compensated for their loss by the Chinese government? Given the CCP's spotty record, it's more likely that the fishermen will be left to fend on their own. Millions more will slip into poverty due to the State's overblown propaganda.
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  1540. The BRICS or the BRI beneficiaries. China will be calling in the favors it doled out.
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  1541. What food nor drink grown/manufactured in China have passed any honest-to-goodness food safety standard outside of the country? If they can sell toxic, fake, adulterated, tainted consumables to their own citizens, they can sell pesticide- and hormone-laced fruits abroad. It's all about greed without scruples.
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  1542. China has the right to free speech?? That's a joke, right?
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  1543. Customers have had enough of the garbage-quality made in China products, anyway.
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  1544. When there's a will, there are relatives.
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  1545. With the notoriety of "made in China" label, even they don't trust their own home-grown brands. That's what happens when copying and faking the works of others have been the norm.
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  1546.  @jetd9716  "Concrete walls"? It was just walls without concrete. Contractor scrimped on cement for kickbacks.
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  1547. Just because a so-called "expert" say it's doable doesn't mean that you heed his advice. It's not "one size fits all" approach as many factors are to be considered. Soil quality, weather, water sources, terrain, etc. CCP loves grandiose projects to show that they can tame nature (like the Three Gorges Dam) using technology. Well, Mother Nature gave them a kick in the **s this time. All they can show for their trouble: denuded hillsides, landslides, cascading waterfalls washing out the crops, and flooded villages. No crops, ruined mountains, miserable farmers. What a shame. I bet the CCP will be pinning the blame on the farmers for "lack of socialist spirit" or any other BS. The Party is always right.
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  1548. Typical Chinese. First, they will humor you through the wine-and-dine method. Then, after learning the ropes of the trade, they undercut/undermine you so they kick you out of the business so they monopolize it. Poor cartels. They forgot that they're dealing with a snake.
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  1549.  @5nowChain5  And a better alternative to bricks
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  1550. Ever wonder why there's no real charity group in China like a Salvation Army?
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  1551. Depleted funds not matching the unemployment registrations? Either the government is paying out legit unemployed beneficiaries 'off the books' to manipulate official unemployment figures, or some local and Party officials are helping themselves to the fund. In the US and elsewhere, it's called "ghost unemployment benefits" claimants.
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  1552. When the government itself encourages "steal-and-copy" methods instead of encouraging creativity and innovation.
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  1553. When they say that '996' is a rampant practice in China, they really mean it. They can afford to sell cheap because they pay slave wages.
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  1554. Plus the huge social credit they get back in China
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  1555. What a joke BRI has been turning into. Chinese companies exporting their notorious business practices of not paying their workers. Local banks in these countries should be cautioned about lending loans to these cash-strapped companies leveraging their assets. They may end up holding the empty bag once the executives flee back to China with their money.
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  1556. Imagine if these are the planes the terrorists used in 9/11.
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  1557. He was saying, "Don't make it too obvious for the cameras, dude."
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  1558. Deliberate man-made disaster. Turning their city into a floodplain, then left to fend for themselves by their officials, Chinese citizens have now realized they are always expendible to satisfy their leaders' ego. I wonder how long before their patience reach its breaking point?
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  1559. Land of fakes and knockoffs, and proud of it😆😆That's China. No innovation. Just copy and release. Ironic when a counterfeiter had his knockoff product get copied by another counterfeiter🤣🤣🤣. Those titanium nails, bolt and nuts, and roaches found embedded inside the food were Chinese attempts to "fortify" the food they serve to customers. Instead of iron, they fortify it with titanium, brass and nickel. The roaches are there to add protein, the chemicals are used to fill the consumers' body with preservatives😁😆With the number and amount of chemicals they consume everyday, it's amazing how mainland Chinese still lives to reach adulthood.
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  1560. You never denied that Chinese movies are failing. You simply resorted to 'whataboutism'. The point of the video is still valid and not a fake news.
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  1561. The Chinese organizers should have brought over the rent-a-crowd aunties and uncles that they could hire for 100 yuan a day. That's the result when the world knows that your country can only produce low-quality knockoffs. They won't bother with what you offer.
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  1562. And a cute female Chinese 'companion'😁
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  1563. Why allow garbage being dumped inside your country? Your garbage, your problem.
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  1564. Carribean politicians are just too fond of Chinese persuasion.
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  1565. Kim is wary that China will extend its so-called 10-Dash Line to a 20-Dash Line to include North Korea.
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  1566. Grandiose plans, tofu dreg construction. China's signature.
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  1567. Nobody wants to live nor relocate to Xiongan. Chinese people believe that with so many problems and disasters plaguing Xi's rule, it's bad luck to have anything to do with his pet project.
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  1568. Inside a North Korean re-education camp: 1st Prisoner: "Why did you end up here, mate?" 2nd Prisoner: "I failed to bow properly before the statue of the Kims." 3rd Prisoner: "I missed one day listening to the daily propaganda glorifying dear Kim Jong Un." 4th Prisoner: "I couldn't poop fast enough to fulfill my annual quota." 5th Prisoner: "I was caught stealing my neighbor's shit."
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  1569. They couldn't get sunlight because the heavily-polluted air creates smog that blocks sunlight. Exercise is not generally encouraged in China because the xenophobic government believes it promotes Western lifestyles. That's why the preference for "traditional Chinese medicines".
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  1570. Maybe the submarine cables 'accidentally' severed by a Chinese ship in the Baltic Sea is a reason.
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  1571. Tolerating the CCP's abuse by eating fake/toxic/adulterated food, scamming them of their money, and pouring money overseas to win allies, apparently doesn't qualify as violation of their dignity and rights according to Chinese mentality.
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  1572. In the first place, why are Chinese workers employed in that Brazil plant? Are there not enough locals competent enough to do the job?
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  1573. What's worse than the sight of that lady @ 4:20 putting chunks of cake inside her plastic bag? She's using her bare hand! Disgusting.
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  1574. But, but a communist country is supposed to be a workers' paradise, right?
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  1575. Adding insult to injury was that after losing practically their everything, the government's compensation is ridiculously laughable. 3k yuan to fix a house now fit for condemnation? What a joke.
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  1576. Good thing she escaped getting trafficked there for pleasure-seeking men. How was she able to go back home from Egypt if her credit card had been depleted?
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  1577. Correction: he is actually 41 y/o. Still too old for employers who prefer those below 35 y/o.
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  1578. Desperate for investors or carriers?
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  1579. Suicides are becoming common
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  1580. That may work in a typical world where citizen's rights are respected. This is China.
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  1581. IP thieves or uncivilized tourists.
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  1582. Because China passport is world's most powerful. You can't deny them visas.
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  1583. I'm sure some of these students have began debuting in OF or the oldest profession in the world. They essentially gambled away their future.
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  1584. With the government deliberately flooding their farmlands without compensation?
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  1585. The fact that the CCP can and actually dip its sticky fingers into anything that involves money is already enough reason to stop contributing to social security. Why should struggling wage earners pay more to fund the CCP's greed?
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  1586. Soft power using wine and dine to attract and cultivate potential pro-China propagandists.
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  1587. Suckers are born every minute😅😅
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  1588. Xiaomi is a Chinese brand and made in China. What do you expect from the quality?
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  1589. You're naive if you believe that all these incidents were 'accidents' due to human error or lack of safety standards. If you're not paying your workers for months, do you really believe that they will just grin and bear it?
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  1590. With the lack of enforcement of food safety and quality standards in China, I wouldn't trust school-provided meals even if it was given free. Who knows what garbage they put on your "food"?
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  1591. Their government should encourage/promote transgenders to fill up the shortage of women🤣🤣
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  1592. Of course, foreign school graduates are discriminated against in China's civil service. Xi Jinping sees them as foreign agents and spies.
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  1593. Had they used the time and effort to set up their own brand of a coffee shop instead of IP infringement, they would be legally making millions now.
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  1594. Chinese have the tendency to aim big, start big-- and fail big. They put everything they have in one without testing tbe waters, so to speak.
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  1595. Cheaper and less time-consuming
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  1596. Waste not, want not. Chinese fetishness to test the boundaries of humanity.
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  1597. Their tunnels double as catacombs. Go in but no going out.
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  1598. She had probably came to terms that she made a bad business decision. Sucks but she moved on.
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  1599. Just loose change to her
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  1600. As long as the 'chicken' is real chicken, that's good enough.
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  1601. The elderly couple had been robbed in broad daylight. Imagine working all your life to save money for your retirement only for the jerks in government freeze it for no apparent reason? They've been robbed of their dignity in old age forcing them to scrounge for food in garbage bins. That guy insisting on his "freedom of speech" has forgotten that in China, it is the CCP who decides who and what qualifies for freedom of speech. Even if banks in China offer 100% interest to entice me to put my money, I'd rather keep my money under the matress. You should get your head checked if you trust those criminals wearing suits when they can arbitrarily freeze your money anytime without so much as a notice.
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  1602. China will accuse the US of 'malicious closure'.
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  1603. The mandate of heaven had been withdrawn long ago. Now China's tofu-dreg buildings will be put to test.
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  1604. Desperation. The lure of the get-rich-quick gigs gets more tempting while the money inside your pockets gets depleted every day.
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  1605. Not necessarily. Typical Chinese go to supermarkets less often and buy less to save on expenses.
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  1606. Make sure that the characters are not in Chinese😁😁
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  1607. The clip was on a fast-forward. The person using the camera probably wasn't using a tripod on a normal speed so his shots were a bit shaky when on a fast forward mode.
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  1608. China is a huge open-air prison, what do you expect? Every body is a slave to a dystopian system.
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  1609. They've given up, apparently. So the focus now is to focus on stealing an operational real thing.
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  1610. Expect more foreign immigrants to end up in China as the US tightens immigration and kick out migrants and asylum seekers. Let's see if the CCP walk its talk of being friend & ally to Africans.
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  1611. An absolute rip-off😏😬
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  1612. What can they do? They're trapped in the system and they can't fix the system.
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  1613. If she's included in the free deal, maybe I'll consider😜
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  1614. HP as in "Hijacked Printer"?
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  1615. What tourists will bother to visit a country where citizens are brainwashed to think that foreign tourists are potential spies and can be jailed for the flimsiest reason?
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  1616. Go in, and you'll never get out😆😆
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  1617. Belt and Rope. Use to commit economic suicide.
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  1618. unpaid debts
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  1619. They aren't being forced to study in UK or elsewhere. They can apply elsewhere.
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  1620. That bubbling ground emitting white steam is definitely a volcanic vent that will soon grow. Looks like a huge part of China is sitting on dormant volcanoes, and those earthquakes were a sign that they have been awakened.
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  1621. Only 4 houses damaged??? I wonder how many zeros were blown away by the typhoon?
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  1622. Most of those who started businesses in the countryside are losing money and may soon close down. Without money, they may eventually have to return to the cities to find work. Only the aging & the elderly will be left behind. When they die, their descendants will be selling their houses since they don't see any future in the countryside. It will be soon drained out of its population.
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  1623. They're sending the unemployed overseas to work on those BRI projects in Africa with higher salaries. Tbey have to hurry up, though, before Africans realize they're being fried in their own lard.
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  1624. You mean just a sandpaper job here and there, and a nice coat of paint aaand, refurbished brand as new!
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  1625. Nope. In other countries, the diner has staff assigned to clean up tables after patrons leave. This lady probably picked her target & sneaked in as soon as the customer left. Plus lots of people in China are not known for being considerate of others.
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  1626. 123 = Scam, fraud
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  1627. There's more than enough water for everyone. That is, humans must learn to drink sea water.
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  1628. So many leaks are now appearing in supposed utopian society called China. The CCP is finding it too late that it only has limited number of fingers to plug all the leaks.
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  1629. Found a new party: Xi Xi Ping
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  1630. Their infrastructures don't incorporate drainage, that's why it gets flooded or leaks even during normal rains. Apparently, they think they are in a desert environment.
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  1631. China is not only 'scraping the barrel', they are selling the barrel itself.
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  1632. At least she didn't let him sneeze it in public😂Think of the virus that child might be carrying.
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  1633. Xi Jinping don't want poor people staining his legacy project. This city is for the upper classes only.
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  1634. The CCP has always treated their own people like a doormat. China badly wants to become world leader in AI dsvelopment and practical applications. The people? The CCP don't care.
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  1635. Chinese government is bleeding. SOEs are also scraping by. Unilateral wage cuts of up to 40 percent for civil servants are becoming common. Salaries were being delayed for months. The iron rice bowl is no longer as appealing as before.
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  1636. Directors are at the top of the chain. Guess where the gravy flows through first?
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  1637. Chinese people accepted and tolerated the CCP's tyranny and heavy-handedness in exchange for economic prosperity. Now that the economy is unravelling, the deal is now off. The CCP has become an overstaying entity people feel should be kicked out. Xi must be having sleepless nights as a faction within the Party may emerge to challenge his rule. That's why the rhetoric on Taiwan is pushed upfront. Distract, then rally support by calling for unity. Let's see if they can still pull off a Tiananmen 2.0 as protests grow.
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  1638. Garbage in = Garbage out. You can't fix something that was rotten from the beginning. Those repairs and retro-fitting will only fix and hide the symptoms, but not the cause. Tofu-dreg will be always tofu-dreg. Those corrupt local officials obviously got their cut from the equally-corrupt contractors. "We will make sure that all counties will be removed from poverty list", so said Xi. Yeah, by housing them in buildings that may bury them alive on the next earthquake. That's Winnie the pooh's anti-poverty strategy. After all, if you're dead, you no longer are poor, right?
    1
  1639. They're still lucky they don't have Karen customers who want to talk to your manager for even the slightest mistake.
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  1640. Well, they can eat cake, or lead, if they want to go all out.
    1
  1641. Perpetuating their wealth and influence through the next generation is the goal.
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  1642. NBS = National Bulls**t Statistics
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  1643. "Sorry, buddy. It's not not actually chicken, either."
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  1644. Or "pimping"?
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  1645. EU countries have small population. Chinese immigrants can help their demographics by breeding like rats. Better start learning Mandarin.
    1
  1646. The soil is fake, the water is heavily tainted with arsenic, the fertilizers are fake, and the seeds are genetically-modified.
    1
  1647. So China's economic woes are caused by dirty foreigner-spies? How dare them!
    1
  1648. But, but the CGI is amazing despite the repetitive plots and cheesy dialogs😂😂😂
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  1649. They have to give employment to those Hollywood A-listers.
    1
  1650. You talking about corruption and under-the-table arrangement with patients?
    1
  1651. Or the BRICS countries, as a show of solidarity
    1
  1652. Three people for the salary of 3k yuan? That's called "multi-tasking" elsewhere. Employers maximize the labor they could squeeze from a single worker to cut cost and generate more profits. They know they can demand ("take it or leave it") because there will be takers desperate for jobs in a challenging job market. After spending years getting expensive education leading to Master's or PhDs, life outside the universities is a huge reality check for young graduates who must now step up to the society's huge expectations of them. I bet anxiety attacks and depressions are getting common in China right now.
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  1653. As long as the cheap food is REAL food and not made of toxic nor synthetic ingredients,1.5 USD sounds reasonable.
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  1654. Hey, they can sell those cardboard boxes to manufacturers of cardboard dumplings😆
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  1655. Go there to see for yourself so no one has to tell you.
    1
  1656. Damn if you do, damn if you don't. What a dilemma for homeowners. Either way, you take a huge hit, but you cut your losses. Second-hand buyers know they can afford to haggle for huge discounts due to the huge surplus of resale homes. You have to decide at some point.
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  1657. The correct term is "Ruck" intestines😁😁
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  1658. Chinese mentality is not to solve problems, but to pretend to fix it to make money through corruption.
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  1659. I heard that foreign male students sponsored by the CCP to study in China have impregnated their female 'companions' who resorted to abortions.
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  1660. Some foreign merchants import from China but would switch labels to say product is made in so and so countries to deceive consumers wary of China.
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  1661. Eating rocks and tree bark for a change.
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  1662. China has standards??
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  1663. They must have underestimated the amount of rain the two hurricanes dumped on China. Only when they realized that the waters will flood Beijing did they come to the decision to divert the water to neighboring areas just hours before they did, giving residents not enough time to prepare and evacuate.
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  1664. Depositing money in mainland China is like playing Russian roulette, only that you have better odds with the roulette.
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  1665. As long as those imitation vehicles are not self-combustible capable, then I'd buy one🤣🤣🤣
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  1666. Mainstream media? Really?? 🤣🤣🤣
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  1667. A melamine kid, i see.
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  1668. He has slandered China. Send him to Xinjiang for some de-radicalization.
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  1669. China treats poverty as non-existent. China is utopia, so these scenes are meant to slander China, according to the CCP.
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  1670. The contracts for BRI projects are loaded heavily in China's favor. That's why they're called debt trap. You are stuck in it whether you like it or not.
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  1671. But even desperate cannon fodders want reliable and functional war gear and equipment, right?
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  1672. If you can even find dogs. Dogs are on the menu in China.
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  1673. They really don't want foreigners, but they want the foreigners' money.
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  1674. An optimist😁😁
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  1675. You don't need much English to say 'boom-boom' or 'happy endings'🙄
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  1676. Being fried in your own fat
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  1677. CCP wants its citizens to become debt slaves for the rest of their lives-- then blame the US and the West for it.
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  1678. The Biden administration doesn't care. Legally or otherwise, they get the better treatment than US citizens themselves.
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  1679. Now this is a scam the Chinese can claim intellectual property rights for.🤣
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  1680. The meat must have come from government-owned cold storage used to stock food for calamities or war. Apparently, they overstocked and were now disposing of old stocks to make way for new batches. Somebody thought of earning a few bucks from waste instead of disposing it outright to the dumps.
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  1681. Welcome to China, where anything goes.
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  1682. In China, the State protects banks before the depositors.
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  1683. The CCP should have Huawei investigated for releasing their latest phone in the market. Spies will use it to cover their faces when snooping around.
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  1684. How do you translate "simp" into Mandarin/Fookien? Gold-diggers everywhere meeting simps. Not gonna end well. That first guy's reaction to that gold-digger was so hilarious and a killer.
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  1685. For bragging rights. "Hey, look at how I push my child to the breaking point of his sanity so he could memorize his lessons."
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  1686.  @MrStark-up6fi  China uses pipes only to pump water to their fake waterfalls.
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  1687. Poor Starbucks. Already struggling for revenue due to poor business environment and now seeing their shops and facilities converted into a recreation-cum-geriatric building by freeloading bums.
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  1688. "The greedy capitalists who enslaves the workers and the peasant class".
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  1689.  @BLACKAAROW  But I thought little brother Kim got those supplied to Putin?
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  1690. Shoot the messenger. Typical CCP reaction when called out.
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  1691. The video said that these vehicles will be eventually fitted with armaments. Maybe a machinegun, a 100-mm gun or a missile launcher.
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  1692. So after consigning them to a dead-end career as take-out delivery because they screwed up the economy, the CCP wants them to become neighborhood spies?
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  1693. China just wants to dump cheap low-quality exports to a captive Russian market, that's it. Technology? Russia might as well steal those from the West as China does. After all, a thief will not share you his secrets or you might become a competitor later.
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  1694. You can take Chinese out of China but you can't take China out of Chinese. These aunties are embarrassing themselves and their families by showing the world how they behave in public.
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  1695. Of course the company will never announce layoffs; they will just do it. Employees report for work in the morning, take their lunch at noon, then called to the office by the boss in the afternoon to get the pink slip, due to 'optimization' or 'financial challenges'.
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  1696. Does that mean that the trunk is supposed to carry passengers? I'd like to see the cops try that for size.
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  1697. There's these tires designed for use on icy roads. Why do these motorists risk their life & safety travelling with regular tires?
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  1698. Quite noticeable is that the people are getting more emboldened defying their officials and exposing the rampant corruption in the government. Looks like the people are beginning to resort to a local civil disobedience.
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  1699. It's the world's biggest mystery that even Charles Darwin won't even figure out if he's still alive today.
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  1700. They referenced the Yuan dynasty of China. That was the time of Kublai Khan and his successors in the late 13th century. But Kublai wasn't even Chinese, he was a Mongol.
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  1701. You get what you pay for. Come now, temu buyers. Do you really expect quality by paying peanuts, and from China of all countries? They've been scamming their fellow Chinese without scruples, what makes you think they will give you an exemption?
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  1702. Most of these relocating companies pay slave wages and some of the worst polluters of the environment.
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  1703. Not yet. But that will cost you one of your kidneys🤣🤣
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  1704. Putting money or investing in China nowadays is like throwing your money into the mouth of an active volcano. You'd be better off investing in Haiti or North Korea.
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  1705. When you have a standing army one million-strong, you are by default a threat. Plus, they got the most powerful passport in the world that they could flash at will.
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  1706. The CCP is just delaying the inevitable by encouraging graduates to pursue post-graduate studies to lessen the number of unemployed. Waste time and money only to end up delivering take out?
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  1707. CCP believes in out of sight, out of mind.
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  1708. Such a waste. Brand-new and second-hand cars just gathering dust and rusting, and no buyers despite rock-bottom prices they might as well give them away for free. What's wrong with the car market in China? Simple: people have no money to spend🙄😕
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  1709.  @gregmoessner3104  Most of their fish were caught from waters beyond China's territory. It's the cultured seafood that you should watch out for.
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  1710. Bank thieves no longer wear masks & brandish guns. They now wear executive suits and use sign pens and computers.
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  1711. Actually, what the Bible say is "Do unto others what you want others to do unto you." Confucius' teaching was just a play of the Bible's but for the insertion of the word 'NOT'. Same principle: You reap what you sow.
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  1712. You can't sue a government without its consent. Besides, you're talking about China, an authoritarian state.
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  1713. The CCP have always taken the Chinese people as fools.
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  1714. Not insane, just too lazy to prepare.
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  1715. Insects, rats, droppings etc. are still less worse than finding human teeth or human eyelashes😂🤮🤮Expect more disgusting objects in your favorite noodle pot as more Chinese turn to cheap instant ramen due to the cost-of-living crisis.
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  1716. It has dual purpose. You can use the cardboard to make home-made dumplings when you run out of money😁😁😁
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  1717. CCP screwed up another industry, adding more people to the jobless list. People claiming packages will now have to sort it out on their own.
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  1718. Not enough cash, stranger.
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  1719. The great Chinese debt trap
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  1720. China simply has fetish obssesion for American/Western thing, but hate them with a passion.
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  1721. The organizers will rig the competition by making sure their favored contestant win, with the prize money to be split 50-50.
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  1722. He's pointing about Chinese hypocrisy. There's no confusion there.
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  1723. Credibility is something the CCP seriously lacks.
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  1724. Don't worry. Those planes have enough life vests and parachutes for every passenger. Made in China, of course.
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  1725. Tourist traps lorded over by thugs and scammers? I'll pass. Not worth the time and money.
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  1726. Africans simply just fed up that Chinese sells them crap products, so they treat them like crap in return.
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  1727. if you believe their numbers
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  1728. Chinese business model of killing off the competitors by selling at dirt-cheap rates (i.e. dumping).
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  1729. It's fabrication. You assume that the 2% "increase" as reported by state agencies are factual and accurate. Take it with a grain of salt.
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  1730. Customer : You served me dog meat? You killed a dog just to serve it as food??? Cook : Relax. It had been dead for two days before I cooked it for you.
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  1731. Another white elephant project brought to you by China. As if ghost cities and tofu dreg buildings are not enough waste of funds.
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  1732. A Chinese netizen uploaded the photos and videos online, and other netizens commented. What's so 'nosy' you're whining about? Freedom of speech. You must be in China because you're not aware that there is such a thing.
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  1733. 10:02 who the hell would want to travel elsewhere in China to inhale that polluted air? #theskydontlie
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  1734. What is unseen nor unsaid is what is terrifying. It's like a sleeping volcano that suddenly erupts when you least expect it. The CCP now getting paranoid. Soon they will hire psychics to read people's mind and jail those who even think of opposing the Party's line.
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  1735. The government pre-empted it by having banks freeze all accounts. Depositors will have to personally go to their banks to have them unfreeze it, probably allowing the government to 'vet' the depositors.
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  1736. They're mercenaries, not volunteers. Volunteers fight for their beliefs and convictions without renumeration. These Chinese guys joined for money. The Russians treat them as expendibles because that's what they have become.
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  1737. The only report they believe from government sources is the time.
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  1738. If it's normal for EVs to go bonkers during winter, perhaps car owners need to buy a petrol-run vehicle to use. Use the EV during summer only. I wonder if this happens also to EVs in the tropics? I heard EVs are a pain in the a** in cold weather.
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  1739. If they quit, they will be joining those of 'flexible employment' hanging out in cafes and libraries pretending to work. And those are full already.
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  1740. Streetwalkers are also suffering. Too many unemployed women & young ladies have oversaturated the market.
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  1741. The citizens are just the reflection of the government.
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  1742. Chinese : "Uhh, standards??"
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  1743. CCP has been the enabler. They have to wipe out millennia of Chinese values & morals so they could replace it with their own twisted version.
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  1744. They have had a lot of practice with the Uiyghurs😂😂
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  1745. Welcome to the CCP-ruled China.
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  1746. Joint military drills are usually just propaganda show-offs demonstrating 'unity' and 'cooperation' but it never address deep-seated prejudices between 'allies' like superiority complex.
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  1747. More tragic than workers losing their jobs or not being paid wages for months is some people taking advantage of others by willfully & deliberately avoiding their responsibility by fleeing, leaving their people to fend for themselves. Worse, the government is doing nothing to alleviate the situation.
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  1748. They've found them already. As long as there are suckers accepting slave-like conditions, and corporations looking for more profits, this will go on and on.
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  1749. Auntie going on a power-tripping mode like she owns the plane. Maybe they should kick her out of the plane at 30,000 feet so she can pee in midair.
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  1750. Or maybe the car needs a head-on collision at 100mph to deploy the airbags. Yeah, that's it. Driver's fault. Not enough force during the crash.
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  1751. Go visit China
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  1752. And get harassed by the CCP if you find a rat's head in your food? Yeah, right.
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  1753. He's relying on volume firing because he knows the gun is inaccurate. More firing, the better chance to hit the target.
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  1754. China's condition: invest in China, access China's huge market. Now, that market has drastically reduced on it's buying power with most people broke, costing China its leverage.
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  1755. It's crazy. Everybody is ripping off blind anybody for everything and anything in China.
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  1756. No oversight body there. How do you expect the CCP to punish one of their own?
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  1757. Yup, the (in) famous "Made in China", the poster boy of poor quality and substandard stuff.
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  1758. Apparently, 9-9-6 is not enough for them. They want a 5-10-7 work scheme😆😆
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  1759. My sympathies to the Chinese people. The police have to work double-time for two months to offset the 30% loss to GDP so Winnie can still brag about China growth next year. The cops have a quota of fines to fulfill to get their salaries😆😆😆
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  1760. Shooting themselves on their feet. Chinese should really brush up on the law of supply and demand. Market is already oversaturated yet they still think that more production is the solution.
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  1761. As if gutter oil is not yet bad enough. China's fake and adulterated food made with toxic chemicals and produced in an unhygienic and filthy environment is now being made ABROAD where they migrate to. You can get the Chinese out of China, but you cannot take China out of the Chinese.
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  1762. Bankrupt and can no longer afford tuition? Screw your student visa and apply for asylum at the southern border as a refugee.
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  1763. They didn't do that so they can hire Chinese workers only.
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  1764. Interesting that while this episode is calling out Huawei's omissions, an ad about iPhone 16 was shown. Nationalists can scream Huawei is the best but if you can't address the safety and reliability issues, you're just a shill for a rotten product.
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  1765. Butthurt that Putin is selling out your beloved Xi?
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  1766. If they realized that phones and gadgets can be rigged to become IEDs.
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  1767. Better to go in as migrants. Free stuff for life😆😆😆☺️
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  1768. Russian way to humiliate them. It's the worst menial job in the world. Tells you how Russia look at their 'brother' China.
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  1769. What can they do? Unless they want to starve to death?
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  1770. Poor market demand. With so many people losing their jobs, luxury becomes last in the list of those who still have disposable income.
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  1771. Height of insensitivity. Turning miseries of others into an attraction.
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  1772. The police will harass you by knocking on your door to tell you to pay up. In China, where "face" is a big deal, you don't want to get embarassed in public for absconding on your debts because it will bring shame and humiliation to your family.
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  1773. Those women eating their meals using open toilet bowls as tables 🤒🤮🤮🤮 so gross.
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  1774. The shills will be coming to get their renumeration and instructions on how to deflect the blame and obfuscate the situation.
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  1775. From the grabbing aunties to the scammers who scam people with a smile, yeah.
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  1776. That's why the J10 is cheap. They want to test it with suckers to accumulate battlefield data to improve it later on.
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  1777. The CCP is distorting market forces to avoid falling into a prolonged deflation. They know the citizens are struggling yet they deliberately increased charges on utilities to stimulate inflation.
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  1778. China has been leveraging BRI projects to give their unemployed citizens jobs abroad.
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  1779. The CCP propaganda say that China passport is the most powerful in the world. The US government should give Chinese applicants visa without delay.
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  1780. Wolf Warrior diplomacy or colonialism?
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  1781. She can't say "sad" or she go to jail.
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  1782. Almost every thing in China. Can't get loans nor subscription to any service. Even public transport like buses or trains. And yes, that stain will be in your credit record in perpetuity.
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  1783. The shills will probably say that the video clip of mud houses were old and taken 40 years ago.
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  1784. The warranty applies only inside the stores where you bought it. You stepped out, warranty is voided.
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  1785. Snow Town sounds more like Scam Town to me😁
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  1786. Typical response of a despotic government to post only 'feel-good' news for chest-beating propaganda, while bad news are pushed deep into inconsequence. Out of sight, out of mind. Expect local officials to make their appearance only when the coast is clear to conduct 'humanitarian' and 'relief works' for the cameras with the poor flood victims as cameos.
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  1787. 9:07 at least the floods kept the grab-hag aunties from making short work of those food. Real-life Water World in Xi's China.
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  1788. 1:02 Looks like she's gloating. Maybe one of those 'strong independent woman who don't need a man'. Poor men bearing the brunt of being humiliated for something beyond their control. 'Work-for-food' schemes should be explored by the government. People who wants honest work instead of begging should be encouraged. At least, there's dignity in it.
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  1789. Let's see how slow the WHO act this time. Any repetition like what happened four years ago will be unacceptable. Lockdowns will be the last straw to a tottering world economy.
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  1790. Nah, I love the triple-fold because it's so convenient covering two cups of instant ramen while watching videos🤣
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  1791. The whole country is a giant petri-dish for Darwinian evolution.
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  1792. It's only the food that got hit by inflation due to less production. People need to eat somehow so they have no choice but buy more expensive food. Deflation hit the non-essentials and luxuries. You can survive without a house, without a car, or without a new iPhone but you cannot survive without food.
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  1793. The workers 'voluntarily' agreed to have their salaries cut because they love the CCP so much😂😅
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  1794. 2:40 Can't imagine going down that pipe buried in the ground. It's terrifyingly claustrauphobic like one could get stuck inside. How are they supposed to pull him out of there afterwards without harness if he passes out due to lack of oxygen?
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  1795. "I don't care if you are unemployed and buried up to your eyelids in debt but you must have kids! Or we will throw you in jail for subverting China's society!"
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  1796. You are racist😁😁😁
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  1797. They will throw it away as soon as you turn your back. They were not allowed to keep nor eat those food so they will look pitiful in public.
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  1798. Catering to these boorish and inconsiderate Chinese abroad is more trouble than their worth. They think their attitude is justified because they spend tourist dollars on the local economy.
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  1799. The pro-China shills say China has never been as better than now. You don't believe them?
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  1800. Where's the multiple missile-firing trucks China was boasting about? Where's the high-tech water-firing drones they developed? Were they only for propaganda?
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  1801. The whole country is a Darwinian laboratory on an extreme mode: fake/toxic/adulterated food, contaminated water, polluted air, & cut-throat people. Imagine living under that for years & the stress will weaken your system.
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  1802. If the CCP kick people out of their jobs for incompetence, China's "flexible unemployment" will be massive.
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  1803. Trudeau will not let them
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  1804. High-stress lifestyle and now, depressing economic and social environment. Add toxic and adulterated food and polluted environment. If I were a Chinese youth, why would I want to stay in that hell?
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  1805. Do the parents even have a choice on the matter? China is an authoritarian state. If the State deem your child a potential gold-winner, it can take him/her. Refuse, and the State can just tag you 'mentally unstable' and send you to the asylum and take your child as a ward of the State.
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  1806. @Kabodanki Chinese #1 in your hate list? Wait till they flash you their passport😂
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  1807. But he will say that those were tears of joy because he was overwhelmed by the CCP's generosity😂😂
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  1808. Abbreviation for 21st century and approximately 100 universities in China (Google). Project 985 was a follow-up program designed to create elite universities from the 39 universities under the 211 Project. The 39 universities made the grade out of the 100 universities under the 211 Program.
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  1809. Things must be so bad in China that people would rather immigrate even to places like Bangladesh than stay in their country.
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  1810. Pay the dowry and you're good. Or wait for the CCP to allow OnlyFans through the firewall.
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  1811. One is obligatory, shile the other is compliment or appreciation.
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  1812. China's biggest organized criminal syndicate (CCP) doesn't want competition, it seems.
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  1813. The economic crisis is tearing China's social fabric at the seams. Every one is affected including, but most especially, children. Being humiliated and, adding insult to injury, being posterized as a wretched lot just because they were less-off than the rest of their classmates. Something is definitely wrong when children are shamed and ostracized because of their economic status. For a country that loves to claim their system as superior than the others, China is more corrupt and more exploitative than those it portrays as inferior.
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  1814. I bet the CCP government knew of these scams operating in China. They tolerate, or even have a hand in these operations for a fee, of course. With their firewall, it's impossible to believe that they are not involved one way or another. China is desperate for revenue to pad their GDP.
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  1815. 4. If it collapses, blame natural disasters.
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  1816. They may start building more jails as more people lose their jobs, houses, and even their shirts.
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  1817. They 'accidentally' released the virus from Wuhan, again.
    1
  1818. When something is built to be a monument of prestige ends up as a monument of stupidity and shortsightedness. What a shame.
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  1819. Soup kitchens are a sign of poverty. CCP said there's no poverty in China. Go figure.
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  1820. "Eat bitterness, you miserable peasants".
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  1821. If you pay peanuts, you get monkeys. When a certain product is being sold cheap compared to similar item, that's already a red flag, and they are more trouble than their worth.
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  1822. If they bring them all back, how will the CCP conduct spying ops in the US?
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  1823. It indicates that petty crimes like extortion, muggings, pickpocketing, theft and the like, are getting common in cities of China for the regime to get this paranoid about security. Rising poverty, unemployment and other deprivations are driving people to crime. A hungry stomach knows no law. Despite its draconian laws, China won't be able to repress human nature when driven into desperation. Interesting times.
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  1824. I'm sure that rah-rah guy is driving any other European-brand cars but not Huawei cars.
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  1825. I heard Trudeau, like Gavin Newsom, idolizes China's system.
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  1826. The same WHO that refused to conduct an honest-to-goodness investigation of the COVID-19 origins?
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  1827. Take-home pay of 10k yuan a month? That's a lot better than average salaries in China. If you even get to survive to receive your pay, that is. As for the poor quality of food, these guys should know that they went to Russia as grit for the meatgrinder, not as connosieurs.
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  1828. His condition is due to battlefield stress. Fear and anxiety that you will not last the day at the frontlines once the Ukrainian drones find your location.
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  1829. Enjoy it now before Trump's massive deportation of illegals bring the prices up again.
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  1830. They will save that beef for more menus until it becomes atoms.
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  1831. If they don't, will the government compensste them for lost business?
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  1832. Chinese bandwagon mentality by riding on a trend fu****g up another business model ensuring eveyone lose money.
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  1833. Imagine paying to watch a CCP-tailored propaganda that will bore you to death.
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  1834. It's dumb to buy an overpriced new product without waiting for the reviews from the first users. They would have been better off buying the iPhone 16 instead. Oh wait, that's unpatriotic.🤣
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  1835. This is China. It's the government's business to know what's going on inside your home. Soon, they will be installing mulitiple CCTVs inside citizens' residence😂😂
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  1836. Different salary rates, then?
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  1837. The CCP crackled down on education. Foreign language schools were closed down. English teachers were kicked out. Winnie the pooh wants to have his own version of the Cultural Revolution by purging the youth of "foreign influences and decadence".
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  1838. In a survival mode environment, buying gold and other precious metals is considered less priority than having food on your table. You can't eat gold, anyway. Chinese people lack financial literacy. Nothing wrong investing big but they don't know when to cut losses when signs appear that things are about to go south. Too little, too late.
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  1839. Poverty porn for money never fails
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  1840. "No quality control checks..." As long as it looks sleek and stylish, who the heck gives a rat's ass about quality? Chinese mentality. Their products are substandard and shoddy, why would anyone think their military hardware will be any different?
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  1841. If only they could eat those steel, cement, EV cars etc.
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  1842. I think it might be a reverse psychology to sober up Chinese Little Pinks who are gung-ho about supporting Russia: "Hey, guys! War isn't some Call of Duty stuff. You want your fellow Chinese to end up like these people?"
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  1843. They will use the civilians as shields against missiles and air strikes once they turned those sites into cruise missiles launchers during a conflict.
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  1844. They know they can get away with it. They can just toss them a few buns and that's it.
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  1845. Merchants figured they can forego of their. product. It's probably fake and tofu quality anyway😁
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  1846. Kim has had enough of China dumping low-quality exports into his country.
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  1847. China be like: "Our people may look like homeless bums but we have shiny trains!"
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  1848. You think the CCP give a damn about 'people's trust'? The whole country may very well tell them to go to hell but they will not give a s**t.
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  1849.  @kitatit  They've won over Alby, right?
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  1850. It is, actually. Divide and conquer.
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  1851. A sucker is born every minute, unfortunately.
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  1852. Something tells me that there's a catch somewhere. This reality-TV challenge has some 'catchy' provisions in the fine print of the contract that the participants are not aware of.
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  1853. As if the melamine in the baby milk scandal wasn't enough.
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  1854. Which means you are actually renting the unit long term. After that, you get evicted.
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  1855. Not a banker here, but my little knowledge tells me that banks are supposed to conduct due diligence before acquiring or merging with another bank. Otherwise, it's a risky proposition to take in a debt-saddled/insolvent bank.
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  1856. Racism and xenophobia soon follow when locals see foreigners are being treated better.
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  1857. If the food is even REAL food to begin with, not some concoction from a kitchen from hell.
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  1858. CCP propaganda made them believe that China is most superior in the world in technology and economy. When you have self-demolishing buildings and bridges and self-combusting EV cars, I definitely agree 100%.
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  1859. Window-shopping will not cost you a yuan.
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  1860. Not only banks deprive their depositors of their own money, they are now defrauding them outright by giving them fake/ Mickey Mouse money. Chinese banks now behaving like Mafia in their own right.
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  1861. Just desperate people doing what they have to do. As long as they don't steal nor harm nor inconvenience other people, let them be. It can be a stress-reliever nowadays.
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  1862. CCP's population control method. Too many jobless that can't pay tax, anyways. People are just statistics.
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  1863. Chinese will be Chinese wherever they go. The reason a lot of countries despise them as tourists.
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  1864. It was 1.8 million yuan. 2 million less the 200k the scammer gave her in two installments of 100k each. She got 200k but now stuck paying the mortgages for a unit costing 4 million yuan.
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  1865. Gambling spots, especially the notorious slot machines, are known as 'one-armed bandits' for a reason. They are rigged to rip patrons of their money. I have yet to hear of any gambler who became rich due to betting. Most ended up poor or in debt and, in extreme cases, lost their lives. These people are naive to think that the system will allow them to win honestly.
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  1866. Two ladies asked, "What do we do?". You know what to do. The CCP messed up the country and the economy. Throw out the incompetent and corrupt leaders to reboot your economy, or you all go down in misery.
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  1867. No money, no honey. Young women are going overseas to work on Chinese-owned casinos or in brothels. "Me love you long time". 😁
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  1868. I think they were actually venting out their frustrations with their own government. Singapore is the strawman since they can't criticize the CCP. "Why can't we be like Singapore?"
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  1869. If this is true, then a case can be made why the Chinese are too lazy to innovate and will just resort to copying/pirating/cheating ideas from others instead of creating their own brand. And Chinese are supposedly have a high IQ?
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  1870.  @SBGNatureandCoffeeChannel  He wanted to get charged in court for physical injuries so he could stay his deportation. He obviously don't want to return to China.
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  1871. They can do that in the rice farms but I don't think the farmers will appreciate it.
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  1872. A degree in Underwater Basket Weaving will be great
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  1873. Disgusting Chinese behavior. They act arrogantly and entitled as if foreign nationals owed them anything when they are just tourists and should behave accordingly. I wonder how those Chinese would react if a Korean or Japanese tourist defecate on a busy sidewalk in Beijing or Shanghai?
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  1874. Old habits die hard.
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  1875. @1:40 I really feel bad about her. She seems humble & hardworking, and radiates positivity despite her struggle to earn a decent living. The CCP should quit lying and being selfish by doing more to help its citizens since it claims the economy grew by 5%. There should be enough for everyone to go around.
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  1876. Money, of course. Leaders take "incentives" to indebt their citizens. "Got my money, guys. I'm gone. Have fun with your new toys. Not my problem anymore".
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  1877. At least there's lot of mainland Chinese who migrated there are ACTUALLY rich, not the pseudo-rich.
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  1878. But Cuba, Venezuela, North Korea and Laos are communist states, but they are doing A-okay.
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  1879. If I were living in China, I'd probably just stay inside my house, no lights switched on, not using water, and no TVs. But then again, the cops will show up to fine you for staying inside your own house🤣
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  1880.  @markdsm-5157  They don't have to visit. They already have a hotline to Trudeau's office.
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  1881. Can't even buy a 10-yuan pre-packaged meal🤣🤣
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  1882. An egalitarian society under communism is a joke. There's no such thing as 'equality' even under a supposed classless system. If that were true, there won't be any leaders nor followers since all are equal.
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  1883. I don't think they really mean to put those debtors in jail. More likely, they will only put to jail those who used fraud or those who have to intention to repay their debt. The threat to jail is a psychological pressure for the rest to pay up or to come to some arrangement about long-term repayment. You can't squeeze blood out of a stone.
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  1884. It's gambling. Winners keepers, losers weepers.
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  1885. They went all in. Bad business decision. Failed business ventures mean losing face in China. Instead of cutting their losses when the first sign of failure began to appear, they threw more money into the pit.
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  1886. Opening any business is a gamble in itself. He did it in such a bad business climate. Just bad luck.
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  1887.  @abrahamthebewildered1448  Yeah, I've seen that video. I thought I've seen the worst then, but Chinese 'ingenuity' keeps me proven wrong. It seems the whole country is in a never-ending contest on the next scam they could come up with.
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  1888. Tourist trap places, ripoff prices for tourists, polluted air, contaminated and unsafe water, fake and adulterated food, ridiculous and draconian laws, etc. I don't know why any foreign tourist will risk visiting China.
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  1889. Good news for them since OF has now been allowed in China. A new alternative to the cheesy and overbearing films they have.
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  1890. The police have been busy suppressing protests. The CCP better don't play around with their salaries or else.
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  1891. Things must be on a desperate level when broke people borrow loans to invest in the stock market with no intention of repaying. The ranks of the professional deadbeats must be growing in China.
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  1892. Easier said than done. China has just too many mouths to feed. Their environment had been degraded by pollution. Plus, natural disasters are getting more common and severe, like floodings. They are just one failed harvest away from food shortages.
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  1893. Of course. Repair will need money for corrupt officials to steal.
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  1894. Cheap is risk. Buy cheap products at your own risk. These products are dirt-cheap because the materials/ingredients used are junks.
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  1895. Fake food cooked in gutter oil. Not worth the effort. Good for them, actually.
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  1896. China has been using sweatshop labor to make cheap goods even before their accession to the WTO. It's the reason they became the world's factory as the US and the West outsourced their manufacturing to China due to the cheap production cost. Was that lady living under the rock all this time? Those countries rejecting cheap Chinese goods is not due to Chinese dumping but as much as fear of their products being slapped with punitive tariffs as Trump had threatened.
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  1897. Won't be long before the cartels & the Triad enter into an unholy agreement to control those factories.
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  1898. Well, they were not forced to cater to tourists. If they earn enough doing fishing, why would they allow themselves to be included in the itenerary? They joined because they need the income from tourists, but they don't have to be too greedy.
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  1899. Yep, exposure to and consuming so-called 'food' made with chemicals that make up the Periodic Table will cause adverse side effects in the long run. China doesn't seem to get the memo.
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  1900. Argentina with Messi.
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  1901.  @fabriciojr7920  Venezuela and Brazil both have leftist government. How's that?
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  1902. More like a mirage than a utopia.
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  1903. Yep, China does own California. Soon it will secede from the US and beg the mainland to annex it.
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  1904. A cocktail of hormones and chemicals, thank you.
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  1905. It's pathetic how people would act so low and debase themselves online and in public acting like a bunch of degenerates just to earn a few yuan. After sado-masochism, what's next? Fetishness? Hardcore porn?
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  1906. I got it. Flexible employment.
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  1907. No worries. They don't cut corners producing fentanyl for America. They see to it that it's effective.
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  1908. In Switzerland or the BRI.
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  1909. When a Chinese seller offers you something too good to be true, you know that there's always a catch somewhere. Save yourself the trouble.
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  1910. This is disconcerting. Using fake currency destabilizes the economy of the country whose currency was being faked. It's economic sabotage. China wants to flood the US with fake US dollars. With their propensity to fake anything, they will do this to bring the US down with them.
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  1911. The heck?? Drivers of these granpa vehicles appear to be ignorant of traffic rules. They should regulate those like any motorized vehicles. They're hazards on the road.
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  1912. Probably the damaged mansions of CCP bosses.
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  1913. Very few enterpreneurs are doing relatively fair in the challenging environment. A lot of those delivery and ride-hailing drivers have ventured into businesses that failed and are now in debt.
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  1914. Blame the CCP for building high-speed trains when it isn't practical. The current HSTs are already operating at a loss so lowering the fares to make it affordable to workers will be an added burden on its debt. Those HSTs were built to show off to foreigners but foreigners will not be rushing to visit China just to ride on those trains, will they?
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  1915. What a profound display of civilized behavior. The Chinese perfectly offers a graphic preview of a post-apocalyptic world of starvation.
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  1916. Is recycled oil as flammable as gasoline?
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  1917. Inflation is better than deflation. The rising prices reflect the fact that extreme weather have impacted food production. People have no choice but buy more expensive food as they need to eat. More consumption, more revenue, more taxes.
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  1918. Practically all of EU is aging and with declining populations. Same with Asia. Only few have that demographic sweetspot.
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  1919. Fake, toxic and altered. China might as well sell their food inside hardware shops or chemical factories.
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  1920. They'd rather use the money to buy support overseas than help their own people.
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  1921. Panic attacks, nervous breakdowns, depressions. I wonder how many hate crimes and suicides have already happened that the state media suppressed from the public?
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  1922. the xerox photocopying machine.
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  1923.  @SeelkadoomTHS  Because the CCP sanitized the Mao era by portraying it as a golden time for China.
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  1924. The CCP just formalized the fact that in China, the citizens are slaves.
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  1925. Scholarships with a free female companion to boot. How thoughtful.
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  1926. Inconsiderate and selfish idiots
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  1927. Should have installed real and working drainage system instead of fake drains for more kickbacks. Now imagine the gutter oil they will be scooping out from the sewers after the floods subside.
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  1928. For CCP, it appears that to move up the leaderboard, not only you should know someone; you also have to blow someone. That oil executive was so incredibly stupid. Did he think that flaunting his 'trophy' in public will not elicit attention from random citizens at a time when smart phones with cameras are common and everything can be uploaded on social media? He may or may not be corrupt but damn, casually holding hands with your subordinate in public really leaves a bad taste in the mouth due to unprofessional counduct. They both should have been more discreet rather than parade themselves in public.
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  1929.  @mah7961  Shame they don't have OF there or something equivalent.
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  1930. Stressful college lives, unhealthy diet and toxic foods, polluted environment. Long-term exposure equals to long-term consequences when you got too much toxins in your body.
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  1931. The CCP will go hard on those people caught stealing from the dead, eating out of trash bins, and sleeping in the sidewalks, for sure. Poverty is now illegal in China, remember?
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  1932. "System crash"? Sounds like the banks are setting the premise to say that they were "hacked". Chinese banks have turned into a den of bandits wearing coat and tie out to steal depositors' money.
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  1933. The local government madd it easy-peasy for tourists with cars to vet to the island, then they deliberately sabotaged the system to force exiting tourists to buy at inflated prices. It was a set-up.
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  1934. Chinese people have no confidence in China's future so they save as much as they can in the banks. The banks, in turn, use the money to lend to the people for essentials, or for housing and car loans. Real estate and scamming businesses abscond with tbe money, leaving the borrower with an empty bag and, worse, with a debt that could not be repaid as banks put up all obstacles to keep the depositors' money in their vaults. In the end, depositors get hit with a double-whammy. Moral lesson: don't put your money in a bank in China and save yourself the grief.
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  1935. The depositor😆 probably looked like a terrorist or a terrorist financier.
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  1936. 8:32 Skies don't lie. Stepping foot on China is like walking on a huge minefield while playing Russian roulette. Everybody it seems want to scam you or rip you off.
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  1937. They want to get rich by praying at temples and now through lottery. Given how corruption & cheating has permeated deep throughout Chinese society, I won't be surprised if this legalized gambling will be mired in a rigging/manipulation scandal orchestrated by corrupt officials.
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  1938. Must be referring to Bernie Sanders
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  1939. The building's wall had developed huge cracks but the paint was the culprit?🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  1940. It seems the greedy banks and the bureaucrats all profit from these scheme of pre-selling housing units. The central government, the local government, the banks, and the developers are in it. The buyers? Screw them.
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  1941. CCP feeding its citizens with escapism crap to make people forget their troubles caused by the government itself. Bread & circus.
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  1942. Don't underestimate the capability of the producers of fake foods. Almost everything is fake/counterfeit in China, right?
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  1943. The money with the same serial number isn't fake. It's a deliberate copy of the other. CCP up to their dirty tricks again. Printing money but doesn't want the world to know by hiding the true amount. 100 billion yuan would just show up in the books as 50 billion since every yuan had been cloned.
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  1944. If they keep their money in the bank, it will be likely stolen by the government with connivance from bank insiders. If they keep it in their matresses, the local police may find it and seize it on their surprise inspections. There's no way to go for the ordinary citizens. They're screwed whichever way.
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  1945. The local officials will be giving out free sprinkler to farmers. The type you use to water your backyard orchids🤣🤣🤣
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  1946. Especially when you get annoying Chinese aunties.
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  1947. That's literally a fireworks display on fire😂😂😂
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  1948. Atheists don't believe in heaven nor hell, unfortunately.
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  1949. Looks good outside, stinking rotten inside. That's Chinese mindset.
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  1950. What if he was ordered to annoy the tourist to provoke a retaliation then presto! The Chinese cops suddenly show up and arrest the 'dirty' foreigner? Chinese have been brainwashed at early stage to hate foreigners (especially Americans) with a passion.
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  1951. Like rats fleeing a sinking ship, that Evergrande boss sure sounds like he's preparing to abscond on his responsibility. That 'debt-for-asset' scheme is both a joke and a scam. Those who fall for it will soon painfully realize that they are being fried on their own fat.
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  1952. Chinese are crazy about image that they can brag about in social media.
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  1953. Substitute camel dung with human feces. Plenty of those in China that they could collect from their "toilets". Save money for more corruption.
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  1954. They need those mega-infrastructures or else how are they going to dispose of those rusting steel inventories?
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  1955. They rush to gawk to see if there's anything to steal or loot for themselves😉
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  1956. Every one is equal. Including Poverty and misery.
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  1957. Geothermal drilling? Does that mean a dormant volcano is nearby? Tofu dreg construction + ground subsidence + nearby drilling = disaster waiting to happen. A huge sinkhole will appear on the neighborhood soon.
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  1958. Their government encourages it. Chinese need a strawman to vent their anger and frustration and the CCP indulges them.
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  1959. Students in US are "snowflakes". In China, they are "crispy".
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  1960. The CCP overleveraged their status as world's factory thinking that they were indispensible, even taunting their customers with draconian laws tinted with xenophobic bias. Good thing foreign companies called their bluff and get done with China.
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  1961. They have overproduced cement that they are dumping them in other countries at low cost.
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  1962. Great Leap Forward 2.0. But a pain on the CCP's coffers.
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  1963. If it's for recon purposes, that vehicle should at least have silent and stealth capabilities. Otherwise, it's just a shooting target for the enemy.
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  1964. They should apply in the military. A cannon fodder with a PhD should be a prestige.
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  1965. Whatever the case, they have to adjust. Their lifestyles, expenses, etc. China was never the same after that insane zero-covid lockdown. Bend with the wind.
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  1966. After making them virtual slaves, the CCP now wants to rob its citizens of their money by forcing them to invest in worthless bonds? That smells like a Ponzi scheme there. CCP's money-making scams just went into higher gear.
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  1967. Look at the brighter side. Instant noodles are just calories and flavor enhancers, anyway. No nutritional value. Save your 5 yuan from buying crap.
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  1968. After years of endless studying under harrowing pressures only to end up in jobs paying a pittance, these students will likely suffer from mental, emotional and psychological trauma. The Walking Dead, China Edition.
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  1969. If they don't get stupid with their money, they will be.
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  1970. A bunch of traitors to the motherland.
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  1971. The CCP isn't a fan of logic and sense.
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  1972. Winnie listens only to what he wants to hear.
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  1973. The magic of chemicals😵‍💫😵‍💫
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  1974. "You will work as a volunteer for the Party under the glorious leadership and guidance of the great Emperor Xi Jinping unconditionally until you die. Now get to work. The state media have already snapped their photos".
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  1975. The CCP is allowing the elderly to be abused by their glorious socialism.
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  1976. It's already the 21st century but China still hasn't heard of this thing called OSHA. No action until somebody gets hurt.
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  1977. And they can sing on stage, too.
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  1978. With so many businesses closing shop and going bankrupt, and many people emigrating, unemployment rate was unchanged? Were they employing animals as workers in China? This suspiciously sounds like 'massaging' the figures by CCP again.
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  1979. CCP-encouraged xenophobia, huh? I wonder what the Party will say if the rest of the world boycott or suppress the celebration of Chinese New Year since it is also a 'decadent' foreign culture?
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  1980. The CCP is now encouraging 'streetfood economy'. If they do as you suggest, streetfood vending will go kaput. It is a well-known fact that street-food vendors use fake and adulterated ingredients to cut costs for more profits.
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  1981. Chinese tourists will be facing a tougher scrutiny entering foreign countries after their arrogance at London. Nobody wants tourists who act like jerks.
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  1982. Unscrupulous money-hungry merchants cheating and turning their countrymen into guinea pigs for profits. No morals nor conscience at all.
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  1983. Even the dogs, rats, cockroaches and flies have it better than humans in China. At least they can sense poison in their food.
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  1984. The same WHO that kiss Chinese a** by even praising how they handled the 2020 outbreak?
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  1985. They do have charities there for their pockets.
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  1986. Can you say "harassment"? CCP resorting to underhanded tactics to keep itself relevant.
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  1987. Ever wonder why Gordon don't do episodes in China?
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  1988. Coal-fired power plants. Cheap power but polluting the atmosphere. China continues to build more coal-powered plants for their EV cars.
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  1989. Forcing parents to buy toxic foods from school canteens and feed it to their kids will not earn the CCP any goodwill. They'd be better off eating pig slop. Was this another scheme by the government to make up for the GDP?
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  1990. Beauty is subjective. If she's good in bed, that's enough reason for the guy to spend for her.
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  1991. China doesn't care about the environment. They can bury it, burn it, or dispose at sea without raising a fuss.
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  1992.  @Stalkerfan498  There's this new profession in China called Professional Deadbeats that they can join as defaulters and bad debtors.
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  1993. So much suckers in China. A fool and his money parted, again.
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  1994. For every purchase of their products, you get a free set of traditional Chinese medicines for the cancer you will be getting. No worries.
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  1995. BRICKED OUT
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  1996. A begging scam, no less.
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  1997. Funny and ridiculous. Chinese arguing/fighting was like watching juvenile miscreants compete on who could spit upwards higher.
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  1998. You mean a member of the Federation of Malaya (now Malaysia)
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  1999. Possible, but even assuming that the CCP let them occupy it for free, the bottomline is that they don't make money even for maintenance of the property. It's just basically a white elephant for the owners now.
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  2000. The CCP should sponsor a nationwide slogan-making contest that praises and glorifies the Emperor Xi and the CCP, exclusive only for their unemployed citizens. That should keep them busy and keep them away from joining protests.
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  2001. Instead of using their so-called high IQ to create their own brand, China uses theirs to create imitations/knockoffs that betray their pathological inferiority complex.
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  2002. Vetting will be racist and an Asian hate crime, the wolf warriors will say.
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  2003. Overpriced water unfit for human consumption & ramen noodles made with borax
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  2004. Tell that to the pro-CCP shills😜
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  2005. China has banned poverty. Hence, no trace nor form nor smell associated with poverty will be tolerated whatsoever. The pro-China shills will spin that scene of people sleeping on the streets not because of poverty, but because it was humid in their homes.
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  2006. Elections in China? You mean voting within the rubberstamp parliament they call National People's Congress?
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  2007. Try visiting their prison camps ("reeducation camps") and see if the occupants have the same hairstyles.
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  2008. ​ @LaJiahao  Project 985 was a program designed to create elite universities from the 39 universities under 211 Project. 211 is abbreviation for 21st century and 100 universities in China. That's from Google.
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  2009. Chinese migrants bring a bit of home abroad😆😆
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  2010. 10:30 i feel like gagging at the pollution 😣🤢😷#theskydontlie
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  2011. If they're still in China, street-food vending.
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  2012. Living in a country ruled by a single party like China is a risk itself. How much more trusting in that same party to protect your rights when it is the only one which decides what your rights are?
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  2013.  @bubbleteaichooseyou  Can you blame them? Every other new buildings recently built in Sihanoukville and elsewhere are owned by Chinese and their local minions.
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  2014. Sandstorm has benefits? How? Does that guy think that filling your lungs with sand has pharmacological benefits? 😳What a strange idea.
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  2015. 54 trillion yuan just ended up in the pockets of corrupt officials and the elites of CCP. Tragic that the ordinary Chinese are being squeezed by their leaders.
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  2016. If they bought them cheap, then it means those were disposable planes.
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  2017. I hear even brothels are suffering. Lots of Chinese young ladies go to neighboring countries to work in Chinese-owned casinos or as prostitutes.
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  2018. The CCP wants the unemployed to go into business, but they don't want them to thrive. They want people to remain at subsistence level for easier control.
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  2019. China's largest carmaker, according to Google. "Survey" means you are under surveillance when you use the car.
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  2020. The new anti-espionage law is so strict and all-encompassing that Chinese authorities will have your stomach scanned and your rectum probed for any hidden contraband.
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