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What industry is this? I dealt with both businessmen from China, US and Japan in the field of power systems/system design previously. I honestly don't see too much difference.

Where on earth did you get that impression? Business is business. Japanese businessmen have very little difference from Chinese businessmen or American businessmen for that matter. The only difference is the regulation, infrastructure and available resource of the country, but business practice...

7.4998 billion USD. BTW, Vietnam's GDP in 1978 is 6.5 billion USD. So the gap between Shanghai and Vietnam only gotten bigger in the past four decades, in both absolute terms and relative percentage. (Which really isn't surprising. Vietnam's growth rate has been consistently lower than China's...

Just like Syria and Ukraine, amiright?

Yeah, US will go to the war with another major nuclear power over a small island more than 10,000 miles away from US home soil and fought the war at said power's door step. That will happen. :crazy:

Erm, I am not sure that is true. http://hamburg-messe.de/uploads/media/Presentation_Martin_Stopford.pdf Page 16 shows the ship building leaders in the world. The reality is that 90% of the civilian ship building capacity is located in three countries: China, South Korea and Japan. This leaves...

Chinese product's quality heavily depend on how much you pay for them. If you wish the statue to last, the company need to pay the adequate amount instead of the minimum.

It is a very tall statue. You need rather good metallurgical and manufacturing technology to cast and make sure it stays in one piece. It is similar to technologies for manufacturing giant wind turbine glades, ship hulls, etc. There are actually surprisingly few country that can do it.

Actually, the biggest foreign investor to China at the time is Japan, US has limited investment into China (again, because of political inclinations) 日本对华官方发展援助规模透析 Out of the Japanese investment into China from 1979 to 2001, in the span of 22 years, Japan provided China with a grand total of...

Vietnam GDP: $187.848 billion My hometown Shenyang GDP: $112.72 billion My home province Liaoning GDP: $348 billion My current resident Georgia GDP: $396.5 billion Let me tell you a story, a mice walk up to an elephant says "hey man, you are going to depend on me for food".

Duh, because a factory with 80 workers isn't worth international news. I don't know about Vietnam or Japan, but here in US and Canada, only about 1/10 of the small businesses survive until the tenth year. If we give a full press coverage every time a 80 worker factory files bankruptcy, we'd get...

Meh, faking government statistics are way hard than people like to believe. This is because key indicators of a nation is interconnected with a large of elements. Basically, if you fake one, you have to fake a dozen more to collaborate it and a dozen more for each one of those to make sure those...

Depend on what you mean by world manufacturing hub and depending on nation. For example, US foreign investment is mainly in Canada, Mexico and South American nations with very little in East/Southeast Asia. A lot of these countries have much higher wages than both East Asia and Southeast Asia...

Haven't we already established a bit more than a week ago that the whole "overall debt" thing is BS cause if that is counted US would have 800% debt to GDP ratio? Let me quote my previous answer to corporate debt from the other thread: "That statement would be true if "the investment return...

农业现代化_百度百科 Huh? When did Baidu say modernizing agriculture won't improve output? Greatly boosted productivity is pretty much the main goal of agriculture modernization.

I do agree Chinese agriculture sector can still use a lot of improvement, though I am not quite sure all that is technological related. For example, whilst mechanized farming can indeed improve efficiency, it only works if the field is sufficient large and under the management of a unified...

No, the idea for population control is keeping the population growth in line with infrastructure development. The modern day Chinese infrastructure is sufficient to support much higher population than 40 years ago. In fact, the current two children policy was already partially in existence back...

hey, don't diss the guy for accidentally telling the truth.

I am in favor of nuclear replacing coal/gas capacity. With load prediction and national interconnectivity, nuclear is pretty the best (and only) alternative capable of replacing coal/gas. It is actually less about volume of power generation and more about controllability.

Money talks, bullshit walks.