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Hello, PDF...
I have came out of retirement to share with you about a chinaposter who is very "passionate" & perhaps unhealthily "obsessed" w/ Pakistan Defence Forum.
This chinamember has used PDF for 12.5 Hours straight!!! Actually approximately 17.5 Hours (but there was a solitary single 4 Hour Break in-between)!!!
Yes, this poster posted on PDF ONLY on the specific day (Wednesday 1/20/2021 according to my US time Zone):
--- Posted every about 5-15 minutes for allotted throughout the 12.5 Hours shift!!!
--- This includes 183+ Photos of Chinese military, schools, Uyghur girls, etc. (according to my rough counting)!!!
--- Countless amounts of Threads w/ ridiculously long lines of penmanship
All this went on for 12.5 hours in a SINGLE DAY!!!
I hope this poster has a job because they have spent over HALF of their Wednesday (or Thursday in china timezone), which I am sure is a part of the workweek in the country of china. There doesn't seem to be any coinciding holiday in china that would warrant such kaput behavior of spending 12.5 hours in PDF posting tremendous amounts of Posts, Threads, 8 You-Tube Videos and over 183+ HD Photos of unusual stuff in a Single-day... Maybe they were very excited for US Presidential Inauguration Day which falls on 1/20/2021!!!
I have attached (or at least tried to), every single post that was indeed posted in the aforementioned time period. Yes, I know, this is ridiculously long!!
Let me know what the hell is going on!
HERE'S the 4 HOUR Break!!!!!! Seems a bit more than the Usual 2 hour chinaworker break in china!!!! Maybe these hours are made-up later in the day...
I have came out of retirement to share with you about a chinaposter who is very "passionate" & perhaps unhealthily "obsessed" w/ Pakistan Defence Forum.
This chinamember has used PDF for 12.5 Hours straight!!! Actually approximately 17.5 Hours (but there was a solitary single 4 Hour Break in-between)!!!
Yes, this poster posted on PDF ONLY on the specific day (Wednesday 1/20/2021 according to my US time Zone):
--- Posted every about 5-15 minutes for allotted throughout the 12.5 Hours shift!!!
--- This includes 183+ Photos of Chinese military, schools, Uyghur girls, etc. (according to my rough counting)!!!
--- Countless amounts of Threads w/ ridiculously long lines of penmanship
All this went on for 12.5 hours in a SINGLE DAY!!!
I hope this poster has a job because they have spent over HALF of their Wednesday (or Thursday in china timezone), which I am sure is a part of the workweek in the country of china. There doesn't seem to be any coinciding holiday in china that would warrant such kaput behavior of spending 12.5 hours in PDF posting tremendous amounts of Posts, Threads, 8 You-Tube Videos and over 183+ HD Photos of unusual stuff in a Single-day... Maybe they were very excited for US Presidential Inauguration Day which falls on 1/20/2021!!!
I have attached (or at least tried to), every single post that was indeed posted in the aforementioned time period. Yes, I know, this is ridiculously long!!
Let me know what the hell is going on!
Many Uighurs have their personal youtube channels and they interact with subscribers
安妮古丽
这个YouTube频道是新疆安妮古丽的官方频道，各位观众小伙伴们不要迷路啦！ 大美中国，记录生活，我在风景里等你！安妮古丽带你看遍新疆，吃遍新疆，玩遍新疆！ 未经允许，禁止盗运视频，转载请注明出处！ 标签：新疆 维吾尔族 爱生活 地址：新疆乌鲁木齐 I am a Uighur girl from Xinjiang...www.youtube.com
Explained: How TikTok has more users than Instagram in India despite the ban
TikTok despite the ban saw more monthly active users on the platform than the social networking platform Instagram.
MARYAM FAROOQUI & SWATHI MOORTHY
JANUARY 20, 2021 / 01:59 PM IST
TikTok |Video-sharing social networking app is owned by ByteDance. The platform is used to make short videos of 3 seconds to 1 minute duration. TikTok is hoping to make a comeback in India, after getting banned for months now. (Image: Reuters)
The short video sharing platform TikTok was banned in India on June 29 in 2020, yet the platform is being accessed by many Indians.
The proof of this is data shared by SimilarWeb, an online portal that provides web analytics service. In its report titled Digital Trends – India, December 2020, TikTok despite the ban saw more monthly active users on the platform than the social networking platform Instagram.
TikTok which saw a big spike after coronavirus-led lockdown between March and June last year saw a significant drop in July. However, the platform saw an increase in monthly active app users between August and October.
So, how was the platform accessible despite the ban?
Utkarsh Sinha, MD, Bexley Advisors, a boutique investment bank focused on early-stage deals in tech and media said that the immediate ban was for new installs. New users could not download TikTok and if anybody had deleted the app could not re-install it. However, those who have the app can still access the platform," he said.
"People who have been showcasing their talent on Tik Tok are finding alternate ways to download the app. It can still be downloaded from various websites, which provide the .apk file (this file format allows installation from sources other than trusted ones), said Pulkit Sharma, co-founder and CEO, Khabri, a digital audio platform.
Then there is the possibility of the use of a Virtual Private Network (VPN).
Janice Verghese, a cyber lawyer who works with a cybersecurity think tank, Cyber Peace Foundation, explained that the use of VPNs allow users to bypass the ban and still access the content.
"Unlike earlier, people know more about VPNs. A simple search will tell you ways to use," she added. This is further made easy by the easy availability of free apps that help users set up VPNs, she added.
This is the most common way to access blocked sites, Verghese added.
Adding to this, Kavita Shenoy, an ex-Google employee, who is now the founder and CEO of Voiro pointed out, "From a web browser perspective I can figure out the geography from where a user is accessing a platform and shut that off but from an app perspective once you have downloaded it, it is difficult to stop the access."
It is the FOMO effect
But why use a site which is banned?
Gautam Madhavan, Founder, and CEO, MAD Influence, an influencer marketing company, explained that Indian content recently saw strong traction from international markets.
"TikTok is a global platform. It is accessible outside India in countries like Dubai, Nepal, Sri Lanka where Indian content is very much preferred. In fact, followers increased for many influencers who were not able to use the app after the ban. While influencers/content creators were not even creating content on the app, they were getting followers from international markets," Madhavan added.
Shenoy pointed out another reason why Indians continued the use of TikTok after the ban. TikTok users needed an alternative platform. However, content creation from scratch would have resulted in losing followers. Hence, Shenoy said that many TikTok users migrated to Reels, a short video sharing feature on Instagram. "A lot of TikTok users lost revenue because of the ban. But with Reels having many features in place, TikTok users had an alternative. Hence, the activity on TikTok you see post the ban is also because of content migration," said Shenoy.
Adding to this, Madhavan said that Reels benefitted the most after TikTok was banned because Instagram is a known platform. "On the other hand, short video sharing platforms like MX TakaTak, Moj had to start from scratch," he said.
Now, Shenoy is curious to know whether TikTok will continue to have a similar number of users it had during the period between August to October last year when despite the ban TikTok had more monthly active app users than Instagram.
"New trends were out after October, there were shopping festivals which means a lot of brand activities for influencers. Also, the festive period. So, many tent-pole events for influencers. At that point in time, TikTok may not have seen much traction."
Explained: How TikTok has users in India despite the ban
TikTok despite the ban saw more monthly active users on the platform than the social networking platform Instagram.www.moneycontrol.com
What the world wants to EAT: Fascinating map shows how pizza is the world's favourite takeaway meal (but it's Chinese that's top in Britain and America)
By JENNIFER NEWTON FOR MAILONLINE
- The map sees country names supplemented by the name of the takeaway that its residents search for most
- Pizza is the most-searched-for takeaway choice in 44 countries - including India, Germany and of course, Italy
- Chinese is top in 29 countries, including Britain and America, while sushi is in third place, top in 10 countries
PUBLISHED: 14:32 GMT, 20 January 2021 | UPDATED: 14:32 GMT, 20 January 2021
A reworked world map has revealed the most popular takeaway choices around the globe - and it's pizza that's the runaway winner.
On the map - generated using Google search data – country names have been supplemented by their residents’ most-searched-for takeaway cuisine.
Pizza is top in 44 countries, including India and Germany, while Chinese food is second, coming top in 29 countries, including Britain and America. Sushi is third - the most-searched-for takeaway in 10 countries, including Sweden and unsurprisingly, Japan.
A reworked world map reveals the takeaway choices that are most popular around the globe - and it's pizza - coded yellow - that's the clear favourite
THE WORLD'S MOST POPULAR TAKEAWAY CHOICES
1. Pizza - 44 (countries it's the most-searched-for takeaway)
2. Chinese - 29
3. Sushi - 10
4. Fish and Chips - 6
5. Fried Chicken - 5
6. Indian - 4
7. Korean - 3
8. Thai - 2
9= Tapas - 1
9= Tacos - 1
9=Malaysian - 1
9= Burritos - 1
9= Pasta - 1
9 = Kebab - 1
Source: MoneyBeach.co.uk
The map has been drawn up by insurance website MoneyBeach.co.uk, which used the Google data to establish the average monthly search volume in each country for terms associated with ordering a takeaway.
It says that the most-searched-for takeaway choice was then used as the top takeout cuisine for the country.
Regarding top-ranked pizza, it says: 'Pizza, a beloved comfort food and choice that offers something for everyone, with meat feasts and pineapple toppings to multiple vegan options, proved a clear favourite for everywhere from France to Barbados, and of course the home of pizza, Italy.'
In fourth place is fish and chips, top in six countries, including Canada, while fifth is fried chicken, with Cambodia among the five countries where it is most-searched-for.
Fascinating map shows how pizza is the world's favourite takeaway
On the world map - generated using Google search data - country names have been supplemented by their residents' most-searched-for takeaway cuisine.www.dailymail.co.uk
Population of China since 1960 in millions
Mao came to power in 1949, died in 1976, in power for 27 years, in 1949 China's population was 400 million, in 1976, the nubmber increased to 800 million. China's population more than doubled during Mao's 27 years in power.
This huge increase of population in such a short span of time was unprecedented in the Chinese history, Mao brought the end to China's 100 years wars and humiliations by the foreign powers, created a peaceful and stable time era and made the ground for the population growth, before Mao, the Chinese population had been stagnant for centuries due to incessant wars, famines, natural disasters, plagues and mismanagements.
Declassified CIA documents show that wide spread malnutrition happened in early 1960's but no large scale famine in China.
Western media propaganda is a lie even being debunked by their own old documents and records.
Was Mao Zedong Bad
During ROC, Before Mao and PRC, Famines recurred in China about once every 5 years, it was a fact of life the Chinese people had to live with.
1920–1921 North China famine 1920–1921 Henan, Shandong, Shanxi, Shaanxi, southern Zhili (Hebei) Chinese famine of 1928–30 1928–1930 Northern China 1936–1937 famine 1936–1937 Sichuan, Gansu 1942–1943 famine 1942–1943 Mainly Henan
HERE'S the 4 HOUR Break!!!!!! Seems a bit more than the Usual 2 hour chinaworker break in china!!!! Maybe these hours are made-up later in the day...
China attracts flood of foreign direct investment amid Covid-19 pandemic
20 Jan, 2021 12:45 / Updated 19 hours ago
Foreign direct investment (FDI) in China hit a record $144.37 billion in 2020, as the world’s second-largest economy keeps on recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic, according to China’s Ministry of Commerce.
The latest data released by the ministry shows that FDI saw a 4.5-percent year-on-year growth in dollar terms, and a 6.2-percent increase when expressed in yuan.
Foreign inflows into the country’s service industry advanced 13.9 percent year on year, totaling $112 billion and accounting for nearly 80 percent of the entire FDI portfolio. Meanwhile, foreign investment in the advanced-technology industry expanded by 11.4 percent year on year, and high-tech service sector investments rose by 28.5 percent.
The ministry stressed that the latest figures show China has managed to emerge from Covid-19 and meet its target of stabilizing foreign investment in 2020, bucking the downward trend in global foreign investment.
Foreign investments from the top-15 FDI countries and regions grew by 6.4 percent, and took 98 percent of the total FDI to the Chinese mainland. Financial inflows from the Netherlands and the UK advanced 47.6 percent and 30.7 percent respectively. At the same time, investments by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations increased by 0.7 percent.
China attracts flood of foreign direct investment amid Covid-19 pandemic
Foreign direct investment (FDI) in China hit a record $144.37 billion in 2020, as the world’s second-largest economy keeps on recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic, according to China’s Ministry of Commerce.www.rt.com
Relocation in Tibet, better houses and liviing conditions
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Beijing is China’s only shining northern city as centre of economic gravity moves south
- Beijing is the only city in the northern half of the country to be included in China’s top 10 cities in terms of economic size this year
- China’s north-south divide is adding to an already complex regional imbalance between eastern coastal provinces and western regions
China’s north-south divide set to ‘widen further’ as economy moves south
Beijing is the only city in the northern half of the country to be included in China’s top 10 cities in terms of economic size this year, highlighting growing regional disparities.www.scmp.com
After overtaking Australia and Spain, in GDP, Chinese Guangdong province sets to overtake Russia and Korea in 2020, ranking 11th in the world GDP rankings.
Guangdong Province
2020年广东GDP将实现对韩国俄罗斯的超越，全球全球第11位_手机网易网
富可敌国的广东自从1989年，广东坐上省份GDP第一把交椅之后，再也没有其他省份能将其拉下马。2019年，广东成为全国第一个GDP破10万亿的省份，折合美元1.56万亿美元。3g.163.com
China’s 2020 GDP means it will overtake U.S. as world’s No. 1 economy in 2026, sooner than expected
January 18, 2021 6:00 PM GMT+8
China's standout economic growth in 2020's pandemic-battered global economy has led analysts to update their forecasts for when China will overtake the U.S. as the world's largest economy to as early as 2026.
On Monday, China reported a year-on-year increase of 6.5% for the fourth quarter of 2020 and a 2.3% increase for all of 2020, surpassing analysts' forecasts and making China the the only major economy to log positive growth in 2020.
Nomura Holdings had estimated China's economy would surpass the U.S.'s in 2030, but China's economic performance in 2020 caused the firm to shorten that timeline to 2028, extrapolating from International Monetary Fund projections, or to as early as 2026 if renminbi appreciation continues.
The pandemic "dealt a much larger blow to the U.S. economy than to China's economy," the Nomura report said. "Time will tell, but in our view there is a high likelihood that 2026 will be the milestone at which China re-emerges as the world's largest economy."
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Nomura's estimate, like other analysts' projections, measures when China will overtake the U.S. in market exchange rates. Economists use gross domestic product to measure the size of a country's economy, and there are two ways to compare GDP figures: by using purchasing power parity (PPP), which compares the prices of goods in each country (the Big Mac Index, for example) or by using market exchange rates to convert a country's nominal GDP in its own currency to a common one, in most cases the U.S. dollar.
In PPP terms, China's GDP overtook the U.S.'s in 2017, according to Nomura, but using market exchange rates rather than PPP to compare economies is "a logical choice when financial flows are involved."
The Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR), a U.K.-based think tank, similarly revised its estimate for when the Chinese economy would surpass the U.S. A late December report from CEBR said China GDP would eclipse U.S. GDP for the first time in 2028—five years earlier than the firm's previous estimate—and said the pandemic prompted the revision.
"For some time, an overarching theme of global economics has been the economic and soft power struggle between the United States and China," the CEBR report said. "The COVID-19 pandemic and corresponding economic fallout have certainly tipped this rivalry in China's favor."
While China's domestic economy rebounds, other major economies, like the U.S., are struggling to control the spread of the coronavirus and return to pre-pandemic economic growth.
China's GDP will grow 5.7% per year until 2025, followed by 4.5% annually until 2030, CEBR estimates, while the U.S. economy will grow 1.9% per year from 2022 to 2024 and then 1.6% per year "for the rest of the forecast horizon."
Oxford Economics changed its prediction for when China's economy will overtake the U.S.'s from 2030 to 2029 because of the pandemic. "China has coped with the pandemic better than the U.S.," said Louis Kujis, head of Asia economics at Oxford Economics.
Bruce Pang, head of macro and strategy research at China Renaissance, has a slightly longer timetable for the cross-over, but he also shortened his estimate because of the pandemic. Pang says it will be "ten years or longer" before China overtakes the U.S. as the world's largest economy. Before the pandemic, Pang says, he had estimated it would take around 15 years.
"While the global backdrop continues to be uncertain and other hard-hit economies are still a long way off from returning to pre-pandemic growth levels," said Pang, "we think China will act as the primary engine and vital stabilizer of the global economy."
Yifan Zhang, an associate professor of economics at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, didn't have an exact guess for the year China's economy will become the world's biggest. "Whether it's 2026 or 2028 or 2030 matters less," Zhang said. "On the day when China becomes the largest economy again, it signals there's a shift of power between the East and West."
China’s 2020 GDP means it will overtake U.S. as world’s No. 1 economy sooner than expected
The pandemic is accelerating the timeline for China to become the world's top economy.fortune.com
Girls serving on carriers look so cool
Uighur girls serving in PLNA
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