Comments by "神州 Shenzhou" (@Shenzhou.) on "Fox News" channel.

  1. Xi Jinping= Chessmaster
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  2. If not for president Xi Jinping, would president Trump ever been able to talk to Kim Jung Un at all? This upcoming dialogue is made possible thanks to Chinese efforts, not USA. All Trump did was name calling and imposing tariffs that's all.
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  3. Chinese workers make products like smartphones, computers, electronics, appliances, clothing, toys, sneakers, etc, cheap and affordable, so that the cost of living in America is lower than it should be. Think of the billions of dollars Americans have saved on living expenses, thanks to affordable Chinese goods. Money saved that can then be spent on things like cars, houses, luxury brands, or essentials like school fees, tuition fees, hospital bills, doctors fees, rent, etc.
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  4. 老实说 翻墙后 就觉得很多美国人无知，已经被美媒洗脑了。
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  5. 听这些美国人整天喷中国美食，不觉得很烦恼吗？
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  6. Who's evading whose questions? You clearly answered your own questions yourself. Why don't you answer my simple question of "If Trump were really so capable, then why didn't Kim just visit Washington straightaway, rather than come to Beijing?" Even the last time Washington and Pyongyang had a denuclearization talk, it was held in Beijing. Even the up coming talk is most likely to be held in Beijing as well. You Americans needs to wake up to the fact that if it weren't for China, USA and NK would just be trading names and testing missiles and slapping sanctions that's all.
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  7. Actually, Chinese government agree to UN sanctions on North Korea, primarily because we want to punish N. Korean most recent missile test which was launched presumably in response to coincide during BRICS summit held in China. So this latest UN sanctions is magnificent opportunity for the government to punish N. Korea.
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  8. China is the one committed and working towards denuclearization of Korean Peninsula, not President Trump. If President Trump wants to take all the credit for this, then why did Kim visit Beijing instead of Washington directly?
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  9. China is currently peaceful and not at war with any country since our last major war in 1979, but USA is invading countries in Middle East like Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya even in 21st century and cutting off their heads (Mummar Gaddafi, Saddam Hussein, etc) and then installing their own US puppet governments in place. Now USA is targeting Syria and the Assad Regime is next on the list.
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  10. This is Kim's first visit outside the country as DPRK's leader.
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  11.  @GM6.7  China runs a business, not a charity drive, and of course Chinese companies expect returns on investment. Chinese banks are investing huge sums developing countries with unstable government and possible civil unrest so of course they have to calculate the risks involved. But like I said, no one is pointing a gun at those countries and forcing anyone to do business with China if they don't want to. China is willing to do business with countries that want our business. As for American businesses in China, nobody is forcing American companies to set up shop in China. You want access to Chinese Market, then your company should abide by Chinese laws while in China, and if you don't like our laws, please feel free to take your business elsewhere. Our country, our rules.
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  12. ​ @GM6.7  Its because China has an excellent business infrastructure, and the Chinese market is enticing for USA to enter. You may take American companies elsewhere, but you're not going to find the same business infrastructure (roads, railways, highways, bridges, powerstations, factories, etc) as you will in China. Even online, China dominates with the world's largest E-commerce industry and that's why American companies want to set up shop in China. China Tech Startups: China is largest e-commerce market in the world Video: youtube(dot)com/watch?v=fVZl5GOVYpk You won't find these characteristics of China's market elsewhere in the world.
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  13.  @GM6.7  The United State isn't really all that uninterested in investing in less-developed countries in Africa. For example, there are many African countries seeking loans from Western banks like IMF, but because of human rights violations or civil unrest, IMF does not grant loans to these countries, which is one reason why they seek out Chinese loans from Chinese banks. You literally had to chance to invest in them, but choose not to, and China has taken up the slack here.
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  14.  Johnny Dominguez  Frankly speaking, if the machine can do the job better than humans, then what's wrong with using machines instead of people? China is no stranger to embracing technology, look at China's massive surveillance system and advanced facial recognition software for example. It has helped Chinese law enforcement in many ways as I will explain here: China has world's largest population, so its very difficult for law enforcement to maintain order. China faces a shortage of police officers as compared to other countries; China has only 115 police officers per 100,000 people, which is below the global median of 300 officers per 100,000 people. So China uses massive surveillance and advanced facial recognition software to make up for the shortfall in police officers in China. Source: Wikipedia: List of countries and dependencies by number of police officers But your biased anti-China Western propaganda is going to give it a negative spin about some "dystopian" scenario, when thanks to this system, crime rates in China have gone down and people are safer in most Chinese streets than even some Western countries. If the technology can do the work of humans, then what's wrong with making use of technology then?
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  15.  Johnny Dominguez  About the Chinese male population, there are ways to solve the shortage of women in China. For example, Chinese men can also import Vietnamese brides for prices of 20,000 yuan ($3,200) in order to get married and produce kids. Here is one such source: Rural Chinese Men Are Buying Vietnamese Brides For $3,200 Source: businessinsider(dot)com/rural-chinese-men-are-buying-vietnamese-brides-for-3200-2014-8/?IR=T There are always solutions to such problems and just because China has shortage of women, doesn't automatically mean its the end of the world.
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  16. Chinese government is reviving the old "Mandate of Heaven" doctrine, in which a competent leader is allowed to remain in power, to maximise the benefits to China, while an incompetent leader will eventually be overthrown by rebellion.
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  17. During 19th century, the British wanted to continue drinking Chinese tea, but had nothing that Chinese people want in return, so they waged two bloody wars and force China to buy opium from them at gunpoint, which we didn't want because it made us sick and was poisoning our people. Port cities like Shanghai were forced open to act as drug distribution hubs to pump the addiction throughout rest of China, and Hong Kong was made into British colony.
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  18. Trade war benefit no one, and President Trump just unilaterally slap tariffs on steel and aluminum, without even going through the proper WTO channels. Other countries affected by these tariffs are not going to be happy about it, and start launching a WTO investigation in retaliation.
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  19. United we Stand President Trump just unilaterally slap tariffs on steel and aluminium in USA, without even going through the proper World Trade Organisation channels for such procedure here. This affects other people countries besides China, such as India, Japan, South Korea, etc, so much that some of these countries are retaliating by lodging complaints to the WTO to do an investigation into US's tariffs.
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