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Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe suffered cardiac arrest after being shot in the chest during a speech, and the suspect was arrested

Toyota cars are still the best anything eise accept cars from Germany. Let’s wait. Japan trade deficit has much to do with high fuel costs.


That’s bad. Abe was a staunch friend of Vietnam. Ok I can understand you celebrate, many chinese dislike him because he stood up against chinese imperialism.
Abe was an US c*cksocker, he's no friend to any asian countries.

EDIT: In fact I think most asians, even japanese, are celebrating his demise. He got a lot of enemies, and the only friends being the US.
 
Toyota cars are still the best anything eise accept cars from Germany. Let’s wait. Japan trade deficit has much to do with high fuel costs.


That’s bad. Abe was a staunch friend of Vietnam. Ok I can understand you celebrate, many chinese dislike him because he stood up against chinese imperialism.

You must be very sad when Abe died, right? You continue to dream every day against an increasingly powerful China
 
You must be very sad when Abe died, right? You continue to dream every day against an increasingly powerful China
You don’t understand. Japanese politics is not like let’s say US or Russia or China. Japan is much similar to Germany and UK. The prime minister is the figurehead however he needs the backing by his party otherwise he can’t do anything except stepping down. See Boris Johnson. See Angela Merkel. The former Japanese PM stepped down because he got thumped down.
Abe death won’t change anything. Japanese elites will continue to do the necessary.
 
Abe was PM for so long because he is race traitor of Japan. Every single patriotic Japanese are being prosecuted by 特別捜査部 Special Investigation Branch. Every single race traitors despite of being corrupt are untouchable.

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Toyota cars are still the best anything eise accept cars from Germany. Let’s wait. Japan trade deficit has much to do with high fuel costs.

No one denies Japan's achievements in the field of fuel vehicles. But we all know that fuel vehicles are going to die, and new energy vehicles are the future.
Japan has chosen the wrong path in the field of new energy vehicles, and is bound to die.


New energy vehicle brand sales ranking.:

Two giants:
1. BYD, China.

2. Tesla, USA.

Eight strong people:

3. GEELY China.

4. GAC, China.

5. Xiaopeng, China.

6. ONE, China.

7. Neta, China.

8. NIO, China.

9. SAIC, China.

10. BMW, Germany.


The core technology of new energy vehicles is new energy automobile batteries. Top 10 new energy automobile battery brands.

Two giants:
1. CATL, China.

2. BYD, China.

Eight strong people:
3. CALB, China.

4. GOTION HIGH-TECH, China.

5. SVOLT, China.

6. A123, USA.

7. EVE Battery China.

8. LG new energy, South Korea.

9. Panasonic (hydrogen energy), Japan.

10. Farasis Energy, China.
 
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He always seemed like such a decent and quiet man. I can't imagine why anyone would want to do this and it's the last place on Earth I'd imagine it happening as well
 
No one denies Japan's achievements in the field of fuel vehicles. But we all know that fuel vehicles are going to die, and new energy vehicles are the future.
Japan has chosen the wrong path in the field of new energy vehicles, and is bound to die.


New energy vehicle brand sales ranking.:

Two giants:
1. BYD, China.

2. Tesla, USA.

Eight strong people:
3. Gac-e'an, China.

4. Xiaopeng automobile, China.

5. Ideal car, China.

6. Nezha automobile, China.

7. Weilai automobile, China.

8. Well off new energy, China.

9. Leading car, China.

10. Zeekr 001, China.


The core technology of new energy vehicles is new energy automobile batteries. Top 10 new energy automobile battery brands.

Two giants:
1. Ningde era, China.

2. BYD, China.

Eight strong people:
3. AVIC lithium battery, China.

4. GuoXuan high tech, China.

5. Vision Group, China.

6. Honeycomb energy, China.

7. LG new energy, South Korea.

8. Panasonic (hydrogen energy), Japan.

9. Tianneng battery, China.

10. Desay, China.
Ok they are late, hopefully not too late. China enjoys much of early tech transfer from Japan, German carmakers. Plenty stupid. The other days I seeing 5 plus something new BMW EVs, not cheap but looking very promising. Toyota seems giving up hybrid, they will bring a full electric car sometime this year. China has an advantage other don’t have, a big market, supported by Ccp.
 
Ok they are late, hopefully not too late. China enjoys much of early tech transfer from Japan, German carmakers. Plenty stupid. The other days I seeing 5 plus something new BMW EVs, not cheap but looking very promising. Toyota seems giving up hybrid, they will bring a full electric car sometime this year. China has an advantage other don’t have, a big market, supported by Ccp.
Technology transfer? What do you mean by technology transfer?

Most of the technical patents of lithium battery vehicles belong to China, a small part to the USA and South Korea, and Japan has only hydrogen energy vehicle patents.

As for Europe, do you know that BMW, Audi and other German companies have to pay patent royalties to Ningde times and other Chinese companies every time they sell an electric car?

There is no new energy vehicle technology in Europe, let alone technology transfer.

As for BMW and Toyota, with the growth of the EU new energy vehicle market, BMW's new energy vehicles will indeed have a good growth period. However, BMW new energy vehicles should not expect to challenge the two giants of BYD and Tesla. BMW is unlikely to even win Wuling. BMW should eventually have the same sales volume as Xiaopeng. As for Toyota, Chinese enterprises will not give it the right to use patents. Chinese new energy vehicle enterprises can abandon the Japanese market and let the Japanese play with hydrogen energy vehicles on their own territory.

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This is wrong today. Very serious economics trouble since last month.

Yen drop and trade deficit rise. Very very big trouble now. This 2 events should be mutually exclusive. If China not helping Japan, Japan could become a poor country with 1-2 decades.

Nonsense. People have been saying the same thing about Japan since i was a little boy. Saying how Japan will collapse soon, and how its economy will turn into trash and be relegated to a 2nd world country . lol
However , Japan's economy is still strong, they have one of the highest(if not the highest) living standards in Asia and even the world, they are still among the most developed country in the world and probably the most developed in Asia. They are still among the most productive country's on earth( in fact if China can reach more than half of Japan's productivity relative to population then China will have a far bigger GDP than the U.S). Japan has reached a stage of saturated development, which means the country has reached a stage of such high development such that its difficult for them to grow as much as a developing country like China, Vietnam, Indian, Africa, etc etc developing countries who are still relatively poorer and thus have more space to grow coming from a lower base. Once they reach Japan's level of development and living standards(if they ever do), their growth will also plummet as they reach saturation point/developed status they don't have that much leeway .

We must be rational in our observations. However, i have noticed that memebers here are so ultra nationalistic so much so that they let their emotions have the best of their judgement and obviously bias.
If Japan was friendly to China and a chinese ally , then im 100% sure you will all be singing their praises and about how they managed to develope despite all odds and how disciplined/hardworking and orderly their society is etc etc..😁 lol You are just saying bad silly things about Japan becasue Japan is more friendly to the U.S. lol

To say that without China Japan will be a poor country in 2 decades is the joke of the century. 🤣🤣 When China was dirt poor under Mao's silly ideology so much so that Japan was providing you guys aid, did Japan become a poor country? Lol when China was so poor and weak that the country was being carved out by western powers and Russia, was Japan a poor country? Lol
You guys should be objective at times instead of indulging in such rants due to personal bias and hositlity towards Japan.
 
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Nonsense. People have been saying the same thing about Japan since i was a little boy. Saying how Japan will collapse soon, and how its economy will turn into trash and be relegated to a 2nd world country . lol
However , Japan's economy is still strong, they have one of the highest(if not the highest) living standards in Asia and even the world, they are still among the most developed country in the world and probably the most developed in Asia. They are still among the most productive country's on earth( in fact if China can reach more than half of Japan's productivity relative to population then China will have a far bigger GDP than the U.S). Japan has reached a stage of saturated development, which means the country has reached a stage of such high development such that its difficult for them to grow as much as a developing country like China, Vietnam, Indian, Africa, etc etc developing countries who are still relatively poorer and thus have more space to grow coming from a lower base. Once they reach Japans level of development and living standards(if they ever do), their growth will also plummet as they reach saturation point/developed status they don't have that much leeway .
We must be rational in our observations. However, i have noticed that memebers here are so ultra nationalistic so much so that they let their emotions have the best of their judgement and obviously bias.
If Japan was friendly to China and a chinese ally , then im 100% sure you will all be singing their praises and about how they managed to developed despite all odds and how disciplined/hardworking and orderly their society is etc etc..😁 lol
Absolutely BS, when I am very young. The Asian market is flooded with Japanese electrionic products. Now everything is China. Whats better is the price is even cheaper than 30 years ago without sacrifacing quality. .


Thank you China.
 
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