Comments by "May L" (@MeiinUK) on "60% House Price Seized by Government, Leaving 10% of Homes Unfinished" video.
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@jonathanj8303 L That is not what they are doing... and if you look carefully in that video.. do you not noticed the lower level of 3 tier houses ? THOSE are their real houses... and these building blocks? This is the equivalent of what we have in the UK, we call them "commercial buildings"... so what does that mean ? They are effectively following what was done in HK... a trade hub. So then.. this is the other way that those regions would get money dropped into their areas via the central bank etc. (Ever wondered why the Chinese stock exchanges and the market doesn't work ? Well... here we are... Cos it has turned into actual gambling machines, and not a Stock Exchange or market at all.) How could China, afford the high military spending, and the military's salaries ? And kept like, the "entire so called ccp members as "elites " and as "imperial civil servants" ???.... (And they coerce women to marry to them as well. Each one of them has MORE than one WIFE !!!!!! This is like... the opposite of the Tibetan way of life, which was one woman, and many men. If you think that they would follow the law, cos they signed a mere dotted paper for foreigners to see, then you have another thing coming.)
This is why.. if you work out the figures for PRC as whole.. how do they transact ? This is precisely why... Commercial buildings, based on credit loans, and administrated by central bank... and not by the free market... (there isn't one, and even if any chinese citizen say that there is, they are misunderstanding the entire diagram !!!!!).. Cos if it was working, then the other countries would not be in debts.. and that there wouldn't be this high a military spending, at all ???....
Even if these people increases consumer spending, it is pointless... why ? Cos they don't have the salaries to spend it on. And then, so they created the thing about celebrities and buying expensive items etc... and yet, even the volume on these is not even enough ??? So then... what is to happen ? People were free to begin with... The state turned them into capitalists.. so this couple is possibly just.... doing their duty by their local governor or something.... And this is why it is filmed. And when you watch the film, then get the royalties and the money. And therefore sustain their economy for a little bit longer.... Isn't this how it works ???....
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@dnomyarnostaw : You are comparing domestic mortgages with commercial building loans. They traditionally... ran in different circular ecosystem.. and doesn't impact one with the other one. When the subprime mortgage situation happened... it gotten worst... Cos the UK tried to save the US.... And the US tried to save that, cos it was those same loans coming out of China.... and China, refused to do retail banking separate with their international bankings... And this was the entire circular thing which blew up... And China, today, no longer are those same people who saved the Asian crisis... Cos now, they are traversing, kicked out the old people, who saved stabilities... and swapped with more assholes... This is all you need to know. Cos ask yourself.. how could a "poor" country... have the followings? 1) Send satelites into the skky. 2) spend so much on militaries and not on their own people. 3) Have more people without food or without shelters without disturbing their every day life with new ideas or new policies? 4) Make their own people run away from their own country, despite everything that other countries have got, is made from them ? So why are they running away from the country, to buy the same thing, which they made at home ?? Which they could buy for LESS ?
This Canadian said it well.... and he made a joke about it...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSzgCDIUzq0
A lot of people did not know that, a lot more people sacrificed before they did.. in order to achieve peace and stabilities... and money is always a balancing game ??? So cooperation is always needed to begin with as well.... Always.
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This has nothing to do with "the ccp party", cos the party is separate from the state councils as well... There is also the local regions. They drew boundaries of the different lands for different groupings. They also... did not reform their banking systems as well. Why some of the cities like the shanghai and HK could handle itself, is because of its previous generation of trade of import and exports as well ? PRC has been building a mega infrastructure project for the past 40 years or so. Cos they had the likes of the World Banks sitting in their country... and to dictate them as well.. and the wrong move was... THOSE who were exposed to this confidential knowledge... The USA government did say that, they had a LOT of different... "helps" from various entities from the West.... (PRC had access to the World Bank model of ALL countries.. in the globe.) This is why.. some people hates China right now.. cos they deliberately used these details and info... for themselves.... ?... But they mismanaged it as well.... and then those so called "young educated types" were never prosecuted as well.. cos they basically were winging it... i.e. "Making things up as they go along, without proper analysis or any kind of cushions" at all.... They basically screwed up, because the "land bank" were also not a small region, and they didn't keep lending and relending, because they wanted to make the same way as that of HK as well... which never used to be as such... So... And they didn't actually used a different approach. They went "all or nothing" at the exact same time.. This is why they failed royally. NOthing to say that, they couldn't have created a different regional currency. They could've drawn stricter borders and lines. Could've used a different ratio of... land values.. rather than the same one. And then keep knocking down, and rebuilding, in City A as opposed o City B as well etc. BUT.. because their politicians are like... they are only promoted... based on their regional goals. So therefore, of course, everybody would build houses, to meet their local GDPs.. in order to actually get up the career ladder. So this is what they did, and now, instead of regional bank runs.. they are experiencing the central bank runs... That is why their so called "developers" is going bankrupt.
Oh, to add insults to injuries.. a lot of these investments could be foreign ones as well. Plus... local regional banks.. could also handle foreign currencies too.. and hence, they basically use their own "loans" to export those debts into other countries. So now, Sri Lanka is in deep trouble.. because they did that.... Very complicated... (It basically means..."china build some buildings, which were based on a credit card debt.. and now, China has moved that credit card debt to Africa. To Sri Lanka etc.) IF you read it like THAT... you will begin to see why people hates this idea.
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@dnomyarnostaw : I am British Cantonese, of course I know what the HECK is going on !!! And it ISN'T how you are presuming it to be !!!
"Early Currency in China
With a history of over 3000 years, Chinese currency existed in both Ancient and Imperial China. In 1914, the Silver Dollar was established as the official currency of the Republic of China, with copper, fen, and nickel coins being added in the 1930s. During this time silver appreciated in value, and China could no longer retain the silver standard. In 1935, a new currency known as Fǎbì, was issued.
Introduction of the Gold Yuan and Chinese Yuan Renminbi
The Gold Yuan replaced the Fǎbì in 1948 at a rate of 1 Gold Yuan to 3 million Yuan Fǎbì. That same year, the Yuan Renminbi (often called RMB) was introduced as a way to help stabilize the Communist held areas of mainland China. In 1955, a re-evaluation took place and a new Yuan Renminbi was introduced at a rate of 1 new Yuan to 10,000 old Yuan.
The Renminbi in Foreign Exchange
During the command economy, the Chinese Yuan Renminbi was set to unrealistic exchange values and as a result, severe currency guidelines were put in place. When China's economy opened in 1978, the Yuan Renminbi was only used domestically and foreigners used exchange certificates; this led to a powerful black market. From 1997 to 2005, the Chinese government pegged the Chinese Yuan Renminbi to the US Dollar at approximately 8.3 CNY to 1 USD. In 2005, a flexible mechanism of exchange rates was phased in, with the RMB being re-evaluated to 8.1 Renminbi per US dollar. The Chinese government launched a pilot program in 2009, allowing some businesses in Guangdong and Shanghai to execute business and trade transactions with counterparties in Hong Kong, Macau, and select nations. The program has since expanded to all areas of China and all international counterparties. China has also made agreements with Australia, Japan, Thailand, Russia, and Vietnam to allow for direct currency trade, instead of converting to the US Dollar. As a managed float, the Renminbi's value is determined by a basket of foreign currencies."
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