Comments by "mombaassa" (@mombaassa) on "The US consolidates trade barriers with China | DW News" video.

Then it's better for the people of China, for this decoupling to go ahead. The strange thing is, most of the objections to decoupling, also come from China.
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"Actually...", it's not a secret.
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@shenpanda3277 Source?
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@เจนทัศน์เชวงเศรษฐกุล Not quite. Other countries (e.g., Taiwan, Indonesia, UK, Japan... etc.) manage to trade and manufacture without stealing technology or forcing technology transfer. They're not behaving like China.
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@Clem Fandango When I asked for the source, the question was sarcastic. It states, China Ministry of Commerce. It's your choice, to regard that as trustworthy information. Get it? Furthermore: 1. That is a figure for the 1st quarter. We're already into the 3rd quarter. So, it doesn't take into account, the impact of recent events, like the lockdowns. 2. The figure is comparative. The rise is measured against the same period last year (i.e., the 1st quarter of 2021). Comparing the performance to a period when things were even worse, Covid wise (especially for trade, travel, & manufacturing), one should expect things to improve. 3. It's not a net figure. No measure was given on the amount of money, leaving China, in the same period. The Minustry of Commerce (that you choose to trust), is currently, very quiet on that subject. 😉 You failed again, Wumao.
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Yes. China will still... 1. Trade with the world 2. Ignore copyright 3. Steal technology 4. Steal territory... etc. I agree. China will not change.
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@cc_fffknow "you missed the space station..." How have I missed out on anything as a result of these policies? You seem to think that I am American. You failed, Wumao. 😉
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Wow! Someone is pulling out all stops, to take the heat off VyrosLand and change the subject. Unfortunately, complaining about Morrison, is like barking up a tree that's already cut down. You failed again, Wumao.
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@jonathon322 Chinese manufacturing us no longer cheap and was never reliable. Ultimately, robots will be cheaper than aging Chinese labour, and won't come with strings attached (or viruses).
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@Clem Fandango Why are you telling me about the USA? Do you think I am American? Does whatever Americans do, make it OK for China to do the same thing? You failed, Wumao.
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@เจนทัศน์เชวงเศรษฐกุล Exactly... and companies and investors are leaving China in droves. PS: It's mainly Chinese, who are complaining about the decoupling. 😉
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@Clem Fandango Up 17%... ? Source please? There are plenty of others, claiming the opposite.
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@Clem Fandango You've gone quiet. Did you read that reply again, in view of the true source of the information?
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@Clem Fandango No. The have simply reported the data, presented by the Commerce Ministry China. It is up to the viewer to decide if the source is trustworthy.
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@Clem Fandango I did not say anything about the future.
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@peterseth3296 They'd rather be poor, than keep dealing with China. Get it? So, if China wants their business, it needs to start begging. Start respecting copyright. Stop stealing technology. Stop taking possession of international territory... etc. Right now, they've made a choice to forgoe the wealth, rather than deal with China's percieved, destructive influence on their country. I'm not saying they are right or wrong. I'm just saying that pointing out the the economic plusses and minuses if the situation, shows a failure to understand what is currently motivating them.
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Bottom line: Sinovac has failed to deliver. China is still in lockdown madness. You failed again, Wumao. SUGGESTION: When you're in a hole, stop digging.
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