Comments by "Kam sun Leong" (@kamsunleong6648) on "The Wall Street Journal" channel.

  1. If its so secretive, how am I reading about it while crapping?
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  2. ​ @nothinghappenedatpearlharb7426 " Their buildings are tofu dregs" Have you watched any of their cyberpunk cities videos? Shanghai, Chongqing, Shenzhen, Chengdu, Guangzhou etc etc.
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  3. ​ @spoders92  Everyone has access to cheap solar panels and evs because of them. The world should thank China for doing most of the work in transition to cleaner energy
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  4. Fortunstely there are alternatives. Otherwise it will be weaponised.
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  5. Don't make sense. They just did their 6th launch in first 3 weeks of 2024. It's all a walk in the park for them.
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  6. Can't do it yourself? Getting SKorea involved may force China to do likewise with NKorea. The reason SKorea went back on their proposed arms shipment to Ukraine,is Russia's threat to arm their northern cousins likewise.
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  7. Byd blade battery is the safest battery tech available. Tesla wouldn't have used them for their model Y if it is not .
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  8. ​@thundy308 Not necessarily true. The Chinese dominate the solar panel industry. They control almost 80% of the global market. There are very few non Chinese solar panel manufacturers left. Yet their panels have never been cheaper. The Chinese have actually made it affordable to install them. Unlike in the past when European manufacturers dominate. You should thank them for helping the world move towards renewable energy.
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  9. ​ @kevinkevinkevin1909 People here in Asean have voted with their wallets. BYD Atto 3 is the best selling ev by a wide margin. Affordable, well made and safe. Buyers here know they have a 5 star safery rating from Euro NCAP. Not many here can afford overpriced German evs. No matter how good they may be.
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  10. ​ @gerikbensing  If you make a video praising China, you probably won't get too many views. But if you do the opposite then.... Serpentza realized this early on. His early days videos were quite China positives.
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  11. ​ @williamalfonso1373  They have plenty to spare. Even if it's declining, won't impact much. Due to automation. China is the global leader in installing industrial robots to replace workforce. More than half the total number installed globally.
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  12. BYD Atto 3 has a 5 star Euro NCAP safety rating. Here in Australia also a 5 star ANCAP rating.
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  13. ​@seanthe100 Exports are as important as domestic consumption. You can't drive your economy just by relying solely on your own local market. Exports mean an opportunity to earn foreign exchange as well as spreading your business risks by diversifying into different markets. In the event of the slowdown in your own market.
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  14. Do you know how many American companies are in China. GM biggest overseas market is China. Tesla, Nike ( 2nd largest) and Apple also have sizable share there. Plenty more I could mention.
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  15. Here in Thailand Byd Atto 3 is the best selling ev since launch in Nov 2022. Have not heard of any fire so far. Their blade battery is the safest battery tech available. That's why Tesla use them in their model Y.
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  16. You did not include the Middle East, Africa , Asia Pacific, Oceania. The market is not just US and Europe.
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  17. The watch industry is in sunset mode. Only rich old men wear Rolex. They are irrelevant.
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  18. ​@enhancedutility266 When you pay for it, it's not copying. Anyway, they have completely replaced the early and now outdated German tech with their own.
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  19. ​ @Grizabeebles  Coping hard aren't you?.
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  20. Yup. They have the same wings and wheels.
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  21. Wrong. Its a global navigation network like GPS. It provides better accuracy in China and Asia Pacific region than the latter. No idea about the cost.
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  22. Tesla has total control of their Shanghai gigafactory. There is no Chinese joint venture partner.
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  23. ​ @xhaltsalute  Three Gorges Dam is nicely humming along and generating 22500 megawatt of green energy since 2006.
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  24. ​ @SK-lt1so  The biggest open air prison in the world is Gaza.
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  25. ​ @seanthe100  Wise decision. Why pay more for a name. Do you know that the production cost of a basic handmade Hermes Birkin handbag is about USD800. By the time it reaches the shelf of a high end luxury retail outlet, the price tag can be between twelve thousand to fifteen thousand dollars.
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  26. China is the largest supplier of car parts in the world. In fact US car makers rely on them , not the other way around. High tariff on Chinese car imports is the only effective weapon they have.
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  27. But somehow they built and launched a space station .
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  28. Pale in comparison with this one in Shanghai.
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  29.  @GoGoPooerRangers  Already making electric buses in Lancaster California for sometime now.
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  30. They did not steal any of your jobs. That's not possible when they on the other side of the world. Your corporations have shipped them over for market share and profits.
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  31. German automakers most definitely. Chinese market is the reason why they still have an auto industry. Why do you think the German Chancellor and a bunch of industrialists recently went to meet Xi.
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  32. According to a report released recently by the Australian Strategic Institute, it pointed out that China leads in 37 out of the 44 Critical Technology sectors. The remaining 7 is led by the US.
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  33. Paranoid
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  34. I am pretty sure if one is pointed at your head, it will definitely blow your brains out.
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  35. ​ @yotaiji012  Not anymore. Vastly improved because of their efforts to decarbonisedbover the past decades. To keep improving the air quality by going green and to achieve carbon neutral by target date of 2060.
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  36. You really miss the point. It's about mankind dream of the possibility of generating endless energy without carbon emissions. We don't stop pushing the boundaries. All the fascinating tech marvels we see around us today, is because we don't stop researching and looking for a better and more efficient way for things to work.
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  37. Yeah like Huawei
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  38. Which ones, where and when? Details will be useful.
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  39. Decades of sanctions could not stop the Iranian nuclear program and their ability to produce drones used in Ukraine.
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  40. ​@wisemanofsorts6068 Profit taking. His 2008 investment of 230 million dollars in BYD was worth around 5 billion dollars by early 2023.
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  41.  @trobinson14kc  Looking at the two countries bilatetal trade volumes with China, I would say the statement is true. Business relationship
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  42. ​ @rickjames18  China's food supplier is right next door. As for chips, most high tech weaponry systems do not require the most cutting edge chips to operate. China is the largest producer of mature chips, which is anything 14nm and above.
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  43. They control more than 50% of the global commercial building orders. If their quality is questionable why would anyone trust them to build their ships?
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  44. Guess who has been renegading international agreements lately.
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  45. If you want be rich, first build roads. No infrastructure no progress. Plain and simple. Especially for a landlocked country like Laos.
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  46. ​ @mitchellscheer677 All very fine except you forgot the NKorea factor. SKorea will never be part of any US military invasion force, knowing the threat from the north. Don't expect Asean to be part of this foolishness. Indonesia and Malaysia control the Malacca straits. Without them on your side, what blockade you are talking. about.
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  47. ​ @MD97531  Paper also cuts and you know it's quite painful. China is now leagues ahead of Russia.
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  48. You are here.
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  49. You have to keep up with times. In the nineties yes but today many of their cars are safer than many European models. Check the 5 star safety rating by Euro NCAP for some of Nio ,BYD and MG models.
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  50.  @mauroducusin7106  imagine comparing US naval bases in Diego Garcia. Okinawa or Guam with these tiny speck of islands in SCS.
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  51. Self declared adversary? When did they do that? I must have missed the memo.
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  52.  Nuno Herdeiro  they have their own version. Like everything else
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  53. ​ @Bubble998Grunge  Or a video of Sleepy Joe mumbling gibberish again.
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  54. Bush jr and Blair. Don't ever forget that they escape justice. Iraqi blood on their hands.
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  55. Ukraine have state of art weapons from over 30 countries.
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  56. ​@meesalikeu That maybe. But SA has the second largest known oil reserves in the world. After Venezuela. Their cost of production is also the lowest in the world, along with Iraq and Iran. Kiddo
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  57. ​ @EbuzzNYC  Until they live in miserable sh....oles like Gaza or Yemen or Libya or Syria or Iraq or Egypt or Iran. Then maybe they appreciate more their good fortune of living where they are right now. Imagine they being under the iron rule of some crazy ultra conservative Ayatollah type.
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  58. ​ @sustainerofdivineprincipeal  They have already lost their battle with their demographics. Especially SKorea. Lowest birth rate couple with one of the highest suicide rate in the world. Double whammy. It's a high pressure and shaming society. Plastic surgery is a huge business thete while their healthcare is in shambles. Plenty of plastic surgeons but short of other medical professionals. They had a recent doctor's strike over poor pay and excessive workload. Japan is a very close second with almost the same problems. Many schools facing falling student enrollments and many rural towns with abandoned homes. You can see from the current situation with some of the industries where they used to dominate. Like shipbuilding where they were no 1. Since fallen behind China and SKorea due to lack of skilled shipbuilding workforce. This is just one example. When once foreign migrant workers were a big no-no, now millions have been brought in to help run the country. Tough times ahead for both countries.
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  59. Yes Russia the pioneer. First to launch man in space. Nasa stole their tech and follow suit.
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  60. Step by step. Just like their hsr started with imported tech and now fully localised.
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  61. When the debate is lost, slander becomes the tool of the loser.
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  62. ​@loremasteri 1:59 ngwion9930 All your examples are full of baloney. Defeated ISIS! Are you serious? Fight agst Taliban? When did they threatened you? You committed mass murder in Vietnam. Carpet bombings the country to stone age. Used chemical warfare like agent orange and napalm on civilians. Planting millions of landmines all over Vietnam and Laos and causing death and harm to the natives years after the end of the conflict. You have the nerve to suggest US did the right thing. Are you for real?
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  63. ​ @mikestewart4752  Washington is pretty scared of 10 dollar Chinese weather balloons. They needed a 200k dollar missile to bring it down.
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  64. You may not be aware that China is the leading consumer and producer of hydrogen in the global market. Accounting for half the global production. They have already drawn up a renewable hydrogen strategy last year to expand its usage. Yes China seems to be always ahead of the game.
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  65. ​ @gerikbensing  They have millions of temples all over the country.
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  66. ​ @islandvibez  Diego Garcia. Colonised by the Brits. Then force evict the native Chargos people from their land. Leased it to the US navy to build their massive naval base.
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  67. Your corporations send those working class jobs there. Apple for one. It's all about their bottom line.
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  68. ​ @johndickson435  The sunken sub story is cooked up by an unnamed US military personnel and got picked up the mass media. All it has as evidence is a pic showing a couple of cranes lifting some object. Those who know anything about where the Chinese build their subs, will know it has nothing to do with Chinese subs. If you still think it actually happened, let me know the reliable source that I can verify with.
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  69. Germany has just closed down all their nuclear power plants. Now all their energy comes mostly from coal fired plants.
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  70. ​ @brianholloway2358  The big one is overdue. Could be worse than 1900
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  71. Live in China for a couple of years. Used to be bad But vastly improved when I visited back in 2015 till 2019. Just before lockdown. Beijing has far more good days than bad. Which occurs usually during winter due to unfavourable meteorlogical conditions and increase in fossil fuel usage to heat homes. I actually experienced quite good winter weather there during my last visit. China has made tremendous effort over the years and leads the world in renewable energy.
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  72. ​ @xiphoid2011  Military arms and even high tech weaponary do not require cutting or advanced chips. The US has no advantage whatsoever. Why do you think the Chinese are way ahead in the development and deployment of their hypersonic missiles.
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  73. But they don't speak Queen's English. Pick my city Kuala Lumpur. We have a bit of everything. Cosmopolitan and traditional at the same time. We have something both Singapore and HK don't have. Living space lots of living space.
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  74. ​ @greggybada . Vietnamese and Thai fishing fleets are also fishing in our waters.
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  75. ​ @zachb1706  True. They have been preparing since I was in primary school back in the seventies.
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  76. Land grab? Bhutan and China are closed to formalising their official borders.
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  77. Europe, Australia, SKorea and Japan will. The rest of the world will bend towards China.
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  78. Landspace a Chinese private aerospace company just successfully launched the world's first methane liquid oxygen ZhuQue 2 rocket into orbit. Beating Space X whose attempt exploded on the launch pad. There are many aerospace companies in China.
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  79. I thought landing the rover on Mars on their first attempt was also wishful thinking.
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  80. He's playing golf in Hainan and lying low. Good for him. No more 996 and spending some of his yuan.
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  81. ​ @UnheimlichInteressant  Thats right. Just look at their evs for example. Sleepy Joe is so spooked that he had to rush to put up a 100% tariff wall protection eventhough no Chinese ev is selling there.
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  82. No infrastructure no development. No way any country can hope to progress and improve their citizens lives. But China should build it for free. Only IMF can give loan.
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  83. They have to until these coal plants can be replaced by their renewable sources from solar, wind, hydro and nuclear. This will take a lot of time. China is also leading the rest of the world by a wide margin in generating green energy.
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  84. You might be right about Germany. But Japan couldn't even launch a single rocket successfully so far. No one buys their smartphones anymore. The walkman era has passed. Their reign is long over.
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  85. True. They rather waste it on endless wars all over the globe. They blew two trillion dollars on a 20 year Afghan war just to replace the Taliban with Taliban 2.0. Could have built a state of the art fast train network with those billions.
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  86. ​@HaoneoHaokip-k3n Just one war in Vietnam cost 2 million Vietnamese lives. Imagine adding this to those in the Middle East and Afghanistan and Libya.
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  87. That would be the most cost effective way. Better to devote their time and money on developing cutting edge war machines.
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  88. ​ @samg7123  If it's that simple, shipbuilding yards would have popped up in Indonesia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Egypt, Nigeria or Ethopia.
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  89. Pretty sure China will do that and probably has done so. Sanctions don't work. Didnt impede Iran nuclear program.
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  90. Does your interstate highways make a profit? Mass public transportation Isnt means to be profitable. Its a public service means to promote growth and spurring development and creating job and increase property values wherever it grows. Ideal for dense urban cities like those in China.
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  91. Both of them used to be top dogs with China in third place. Not too long ago.
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  92. China's solar farms are mostly in desert regions. Land not ideal for farming put to good use.
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  93. ​ @gallaxian  They have gone to the far side of the moon while Nasa Starliner is still stranded in space.
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  94. How about all those massive oil spills that pollute our oceans. Exxon Valdez, Deepwater Horizon etc.
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  95. Not true. I have seen many channels claiming China is way behind in some strategic industries like machines of war, semi conductors.
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  96. ​ @MD97531  Should be protecting their southern border instead. The most dangerous threat for any country always comes from within.
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  97. 200 million Muslims in India are. 14% of their population.
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  98. ​ @panacea26947  China controls more than 50 % of the global commercial ship building orders or approx 134 million deadweight tons. They exceed the combined total of the next 2 countries Japan and SKorea. This achievement is due to their quality built, cost and efficiency.
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