This thread is about Lithuania which is fake news screaming for attention.
And, what can you do to me? You must be desperate to create a thread based on a random post written by a nobody with 0 followers huh?
What's next? You yourself posting on Weibo and create a thread here based on it? :lol:
Some random newly created account (with 10 articles, 0 followers) on Chinese social media. LOL.
Click the source in OP: https://www-163-com.translate.goog/dy/article/I35PMHPK055632BQ.html?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=wapp
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Lol I saw this video last year and I am sure this guy is not from Singapore.
Here's the full unedited video. https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1B24y1o7GT/
1) I can recognize my own peoples' accent. His Chinese and especially English accent is different from the typical Singaporeans accent. His...
Not something like this.
And btw, I didn't say the whole 40+ years of growth was unsustainable. These investment and household debt growth started only after the 08GFC to prop up GDP growth.
Why do I have to answer your question which makes no sense? When you say eating junk food is unsustainable, you have to give a timeline? I have already provided the reasons (from your leaders nevertheless) and the stats. The fact that China has to slow down to Poland/Malaysian levels of 4-5%+...
Why are you so mad? China's property price and household debt growth was already a growing problem before Xi. What has Singapore got to do with this?
https://b23.tv/p7G0Gvi
Not everything is about GDP. China's growth model before Xi was unsustainable anyway. And China's labor force just happened to start shrinking under Xi's watch, which he is powerless against too.
That's the only positive point I see, but again Xi also took the opportunity to consolidate power. Is the anti-corruption drive really impartial?
There are also other questionable policies like extended zero-Covid due to pride, money pit OBOR, and the crackdown on private sector which...
Erdogan, is that you?
Tbh, I actually see that as a good thing for the US if it can force fiscal discipline on them. The chickens will have to come home to roost one day.
Inflation is everywhere, just in different forms. You know why China's CPI has been fairly low in the past decade? Because CPI does not include the purchase of residential properties as they are considered to be capital goods.
But that does not mean the average Chinese are not facing the...
I mean if you guys really believe so, we can come back a few months and see the statistics for next quarter. Or better still, prove it with your action by shorting the USD and longing the CNY.