Comments by "Shun Di" (@shundi4264) on "Dongguan Now: Streets Teem With Homeless, Massive Unemployment, Complete Manufacturing Shutdown" video.

  1. Your daily propaganda doses 24/7
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  2.  @nicholasrockall7308  Same propaganda as before. Collapse tomorrow. Meltdown next week. Disintegated by next month. Here you go.
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  3.  @JaeohnEspheras  Some say America is already in recession. It is all relative.
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  4.  @DeanMonio  When you blindly accuse people with opposing views as bots, totally disregarding their arguments, you are the real bot.
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  5.  @mah7961  Typical haters start with prejudice and preconceived negative ideas and images of China.
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  6.  @nicholasrockall7308  In the last 2 months, China currency has strengthened a lot against the US dollar: From ¥7.27 to ¥7.05 per $1. Combine this with Fed’s huge rate cuts, China’s economy is strong and US economy is heading for a recession.
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  7.  @JaeohnEspheras  Not exactly. China consumption has continued a pattern of differentiated recovery since 2023, with services sales increasing 7.5% YoY in H1 2024, 4.3 percentage points higher than goods sales growth. Robust sales of non-discretionary consumer goods and higher-quality goods contributed to consumption.
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  8.  @JaeohnEspheras  According to Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, China's official statistics are of a high quality compared to other developing, middle-income and low-income countries. Cooking numbers are propaganda lies.
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  9.  @JaeohnEspheras  If American economy is doing so great, they would not need to cut interest rates.
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  10.  @mah7961  Fabricated propaganda with famous Hong Kong actresses as Xinjiang cops. Is "Playing the Uyghur card" all your country can do?
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  11.  @JaeohnEspheras  If the economy is good, there is no need to cut interest rates to boost the economy, fight deflation, or support employment. Economics 101.
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  12.  @JaeohnEspheras  The numbers I quoted are not even government official numbers. They are from KPMG China Economic Monitor Q3 2024 report. Free to download.
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  13.  @JaeohnEspheras  The data I quoted is from KPMG China Economic Monitor Q3 2024 report. Free to download.
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  14.  @JaeohnEspheras  Many Western academics and institutions have supported the claim that China's economy is likely to be underestimated. A paper by the US-based National Bureau of Economic Research stated that China's economic growth may be higher than what is reported by official statistics.
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  15.  @JaeohnEspheras  If you do not like KPMG which is already one of the big 4, look at Moody's, S&P, etc. all of them still give China a rating of A or higher.
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  16.  @JaeohnEspheras  An article by Hunter Clarka, Maxim Pinkovskiya and Xavier Sala-i-Martin published by the Elsevier Science Direct in 2018 employs an innovative method of satellite-recorded nighttime lights, which the authors claim to be a best-unbiased predictor of the economic growth in Chinese cities. The results suggest that the Chinese economic growth rate is higher than the official reported data.
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  17.  @JaeohnEspheras  An article by Hunter Clarka, Maxim Pinkovskiya and Xavier Sala-i-Martin published by the Elsevier Science Direct in 2018 employs an innovative method of satellite-recorded nighttime lights, which the authors claim to be a best-unbiased predictor of the economic growth in Chinese cities. The results suggest that the Chinese economic growth rate is higher than the official reported data.
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  18.  @jdechaltier  Typical haters start with prejudice and preconceived negative ideas and images of China.
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  19.  @JaeohnEspheras  S&P and Moodys rated A+ stable for China. A credit rating still very far from speculative grade of many other countries. Is it going to collapse? Not likely.
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  20.  @JaeohnEspheras  Hong Kong just overtakes Singapore in World Financial Centers Ranking, Sep 2024. China is now the largest safe stable successful capable civil and peaceful country on the planet. And it is getting better everyday.
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  21.  @kenm4898  Many professionals and researchers are actually moving to China due to safer environment and higher pay. Many criminals moves out too. Plenty of freedom to move in and out.
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  22.  @kenm4898  Name calling kenmbot. Many top professionals and researchers are moving to China due to higher pay and safer environment. Many criminals moved out too. Plenty of freedom despite the propaganda to the contrary.
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  23.  @kenm4898  kenmbot. Corruption is a crime in China. I would be surprised to learn that it is a norm in your country.
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  24.  @kenm4898  Name calling bot. Many top professionals and researchers are moving to China due to higher pay and safer environment. Many criminals moved out too. Plenty of freedom despite the propaganda to the contrary.
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  25.  @kenm4898  Name calling and number faking bot. When you blindly accuse people with opposing views as bots, totally disregarding their arguments, you are the real bot.
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  26.  @kenm4898  Name calling anti China kenmbot. If name calling is all you can do, then I suggest you go back to school.
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  27.  @JaeohnEspheras  China regulations support common prosperity goals to ensure a healthy social and economic growth. Unlike oligarchy states running under the name of democracy.
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  28.  @JaeohnEspheras  Western style democracy gets you the most persuasive politicians. Chinese style meritocracy gets you the most competent leaders.
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  29.  @kenm4898  Name calling kenmbot, it would be naive to believe that a country with 1.4B people can simply be governed based on loyalty.
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  30.  @kenm4898  Name calling and number faking kenmbot, everyone living in China will tell you that corruption has much improved compared to 10 years ago.
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  31.  @kenm4898  Name calling and number faking kenmbot, everyone living in China will tell you that corruption has much improved compared to 10 years ago.
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  32.  @JaeohnEspheras  Based on your response, you have a very distorted view of China, which is expected given all the US propaganda around here.
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  33.  @JaeohnEspheras  What you described perfectly fits the US better. The world is indeed fed up with American hegemony.
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  34.  @JaeohnEspheras  Typical haters start with prejudice and preconceived negative ideas and images of China. I suggest you go visit China more and study the history more to have a clearer view of the world.
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  35.  @JaeohnEspheras  If you are talking about networks and connections, most people would need that to succeed in many fields in America as well.
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  36.  @JaeohnEspheras  Corruption is endemic and wealth inequality is no less in Western countries, especially in America.
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  37.  @JaeohnEspheras  The Chinese government governs for the priority of the overall society not for the benefit of the elites. China has created the largest prosperous middle class of 500 million citizens on the planet with 10X more savings in their bank and far less mortgages and debt than other western country households.
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  38.  @JaeohnEspheras  Everyone living in China will tell you that corruption has much improved compared to 10 years ago. America on the other hand we see elections often rigged by money serving the elite.
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  39.  @JaeohnEspheras  China Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) increased by US$10.3 billions in Q1 2024, compared with an increase of US$17.7 billions in the previous quarter.
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  40.  @JaeohnEspheras  Everyone living in China will tell you that corruption has much improved compared to 10 years ago.
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  41.  @JaeohnEspheras  Western style elections are often rigged by money and serve the elite. It’s time you looked at how Western democracies have sold out their own citizens.
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  42.  @kenm4898  Name calling anti China kenmbot. Enjoy living in your own self created fantasy lala land.
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