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Sorry, read too fast, the Chinese title is "scores dead and wounded". I will edit to be accurate.

Indians just have their children haul dirt on construction sites for a few hours of pleasure of British athletes at CWG. Not just slave, but field slave. Israel had nothing to do with the J-10. No Israeli ever got anywhere near the J-10. The J-10 is just a 1 engine version of the cancelled...

http://news.qq.com/a/20120204/000125.htm#p=1

North Korea had a military first policy as well. The difference is, they instated it when they had more GDP/capita than India. Songun and Juche in India!

I hope to see this change, as Indians are capable of truly creating their own Silicon Valley, but this is not possible as long as India is a colonial puppet of the US, Britain and Israel. Indians are being played off each other just like in the British Empire days so they remain divided and weak.

Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon comes from a Chinese proverb: 卧虎长龙。

None of the patents belong to Indians and they're not manufactured in India. India exports labor and raw materials.

according to the logic of US supporters in China: they would have died due to the political policies of the US. The road was not deiced because US government took the money and spent it on 1 million dollar vacations and 5000 dollar gold plated toilets at the Pentagon. ---------- Post added...

ok, both hypocritical china bashing and money beg denied. next request please.

It is a Japanese article with incomprehensible English and no comprehensive raw data. Thanks for the World Bank article though.

http://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTRANETTRADE/Resources/Internal-Training/287823-1256848879189/6526508-1283456658475/7370147-1308070299728/7997263-1308070314933/PAPER_10_Koopman_Wang.pdf I'm reading the raw data for that site on page 42-43 where it breaks it down into total foreign value...

No that is perfectly valid. A computer with vacuum tubes is extremely expensive and would constitute "high value added". Exports are not 40%. Total trade (that is, exports + imports) is 40%. You clearly do not have the mathematical ability to grasp the concept of "percent". What matters for...

Koreans might think that Hong Kongers aren't Chinese, just a slap to the face of Koreans that SKY only has S in top 400, KY are nowhere to be seen.

So you measure performance by how well people get along with Americans and how well people speak English :lol: Top 400 - The Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2011-2012 49 Peking University China 71 Tsinghua University China 192 University of Science and Technology of China...

Depends on what product. We have low end to high end. Huawei and ZTE telecom gear is similarly priced to others around the world, it sells because it has 20000 patents behind it. High speed rail with over 500 patents behind it is something that not even the US can do. China's maglev technology...

A bubble has mispricing, but also HIGH LEVERAGE. Chinese pay 20% downpayment for first house, 50% for 2nd, 100% for 3rd. The housing price can go down 20% and the banks would not be affected at all, and I suspect it can even go down 50% and the banks wouldn't be scratched. The rate of NPA went...

No gold for India, domestic demand in 1 quarter surpasses our gold production for the entire year. It would also be extremely foolish to export even an ounce of gold. Whoever exports gold from China should be shot.

unscientific and qualitative. their methodology for relative weighting is still secret. China had 27 journalists imprisoned but 0 killed last year, which, when corrected for by population, is far safer than most other countries. Thus the relative weighing of subjective measures like "self...

You don't know what a bubble is. The nonperforming asset ratio was 5 times higher in 1994-2002 and China didn't crash then. South Korea and Germany are far more dependent on exports. Net exports are a net drain on Chinese growth. China has very little consumer debt. ParaPundit: Low Consumer...

no it doesn't. net exports were a drag on economic growth. China's growth comes from the large consumer market, with retail 2nd in the world and poised to overtake the US next year, and investments in infrastructure, which makes our nation a more pleasant place to live than places with potholed...