Comments by "神州 Shenzhou" (@Shenzhou.) on "Asian Boss"
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KarlW Therefore people can't just say using Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, etc is banned and illegal in China. As for Chinese apps, in many ways they have surpassed American apps. For example, using WeChat, people can book appointments, hail a cab, shop online, make purchases, pay for it, have them delivered to your doorstep, etc, all using a single app. But you won't get this level of integration with Western apps like WhatsApp.
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My arguments are built upon facts and logic, with links to support everything I said, whereas people like wisdomleader2017 just claim that Chinese media says this, without even providing a link, so who are you going to believe here? I have shown USA is the world's most protectionist country as compared to China, that China has the world's largest automotive industry. I have shown that China leads Japan in the electric car industry, that BYD Auto is a global recognized brand in 2015.
I did brought up the China's highspeed railway, but it is to show an example of how China's hi-speed rail surpassed Japanese Shinkansen so why can't China eventually surpass Japan in automotive industry? Like I mentioned earlier, Japan initially copied Western car designs in 1930s, but Japan has surpassed some American automotive brands. So why people like wisdomleader2017 continue to believe China's automotive industry will never surpass Japan?
Why don't you people focus on attacking my points, instead of attacking me personally like what planetzito is doing? If you suspect me of being 50 cent party member, then can you provide evidence for your claims?
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Peta Gonkyi Chinese people also been using pots and pans since thousands of years ago. The Chinese Wok is the king of all metallic cooking vessels, able to perform wide variety of cooking methods such as stir-frying, steaming, pan frying, deep frying, poaching, boiling, braising, searing, stewing, making soup, smoking and roasting nuts.
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