Comments by "Patrick T" (@patrickt49) on "Over 1,000 Chinese Firms Attend Munich Electronics Fair, Empty Halls Dubbed “Hall of Death”" video.

  1. True. Nobody in their right mind would entertain Russia and North Korea. And yet China is always treated different. At least it's now changing.
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  2.  @johnryan8533  Self awareness has been bred out of the people of China for thousands of years. It's all politics. That's their problem.
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  3. Lol, they are the biggest one.
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  4. If you absolutely have no choice, just use products made in China but headed by a company from the US, Japan, EU etc. Chinese products made by Chinese brands are a no no.
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  5.  @MWH12085  Lol, whatever they accuse of others of gives insight into what they themselves do.
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  6. "Just as all creatures wage the battle of life with the best of weapons given to them by nature, the Chinese wage theirs with their foremost weapon - acting. They have no talent for warfare. They are not inventive. They cannot compete in industrial organization. They are at heart seemingly immune to the loyalties by which national unity might be achieved to them greater strength. Thus about all that is left to them protectively is their remarkable ability to detect the emotional susceptibilities of opponents, and to attack these with the display best calculated to achieve the desired results. The display may be designed to induce sympathy, to mollify anger, to inspire generosity, or to flatter conceit. But the Chinese are adept at deciding what method is best, and before this talent many a sturdy diplomat has given way against the accusations of his rational self in the manner that Samson melted in the arms of the cooing Delilah." - "Ways that are dark: The Truth About China" by Ralph Townsend (Former US Consul who lived in 1930s China)
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  7. IP theft is another reason. And their constant lambasting of their customers in the developed world could be another reason to add.
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  8. Live and learn - If there is one thing that has remained unchanged about the Chinese, it's that they refuse to change. They've always acted like this towards their neighbors. Always shifting blame and never taking responsibility. They have hundreds if not thousands of years showing this track record.
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  9. Who did you hear this from? State propaganda?
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  10.  @fnckbook  Red is considered "lucky" in their culture. What do you expect from a culture that props up superstitious beliefs with little to no logic?
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