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The Sign Of Chinese Prosperity Is........
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royalharris
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Hehe, we know, we try to change
I am so curious that our USA friends give us so many concerns, thanks by the way
Do you think it is boring for USA to nitpick China all the time, total waste of time
I am so curious that our USA friends give us so many concerns, thanks by the way
Do you think it is boring for USA to nitpick China all the time, total waste of time
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Not trying to let the pojecting Indian poster hang out here but...
don't you have some Black Lives Matter civil uprisings to quell that threaten to collapse your oppressive regime yadda yadda ... before you have time to concern yourself with scouring the web for some bad environmental news about a country on the other side of the Ocean?
All those fumes from burning shops and cars can't be healthy and good for the environment.
don't you have some Black Lives Matter civil uprisings to quell that threaten to collapse your oppressive regime yadda yadda ... before you have time to concern yourself with scouring the web for some bad environmental news about a country on the other side of the Ocean?
All those fumes from burning shops and cars can't be healthy and good for the environment.
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Hehe, we know, we try to change
I am so curious that our USA friends give us so many concerns, thanks by the way
Do you think it is boring for USA to nitpick China all the time, total waste of time
Why it is boring when every day i see Chines poster would like to show, how India is poor country than others...If China can show us how poor we are, then same goes o US poster too....They feel China is poorer than other developed nations.
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A indebted guy keep borrowing more from me a big saver, just to spend, he = rich? I just pay my friend 3000 for painting my house, in cash, any GDP bull crap track this? Sure, Americans can feel they are "richer" than Chinese despite USA is the biggest debtor on this planet with crumbling roads and rusty rails, where did they spend borrowed money? I still don't know why "rich" USA can't outbid China in lending $50 billion to PH
A indebted guy keep borrowing more from saver to spend = rich? Sure, Americans can feel they are "richer" than Chinese despite USA is the biggest debtor on this planet. I still don't know why "rich" USA can't outbid China in lending $50 billion to PH
You can have your own excuse mate..No one is stopping you.
when you were building your house, you did not observe any noise. Once your house is built and you are sitting inside and your neighbor started building his house, every hammer that hits a nail feels like a explosion in your heart.
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cos the Chinese have a bad habit of calling out dirt-poor vagrant nations who do not improve themselves.
so what excuse do u have for India's poverty vs china's prosperity? poor and defiant. i clap for u guys. poor, yet arrogrant and excuses-laden. apex.
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Every developing and industrializing country goes through this phase of extreme pollution, loss of natural flora and fauna, shitty labour laws and awful working conditions.
In time things will improve and nature + society will eventually heal itself.
In time things will improve and nature + society will eventually heal itself.
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Absolutely correct
The way I see it, if better cleaner technology is provided to these countries at reasonable prices then pollution will be under control.
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I think the title of the article is a serious irony.
As we all know, China is a developing country, it does not need us too much explanation.
But China is also a rapidly rising industrialized country. Industrial output and value are world first.
So China is developing and facing many problems.
But that raises the question of like China a huge country, 1.37 billion people. What level makes him a developed country?
Per capita GDP 20000 USD？ China's total economy must reach the level of 30 trillion USD! And India to become a developed country, the total economy will not be much less than china...
Do you get it?
According to IMF, China's per capita GDP is $8200. in the world top 73.
A long way...
But like a huge country like China, I think 12000 USD per capita is enough....
IMF predicts that China entered the ranks of high-income countries in 2024.
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http://www.shanghaidaily.com/nation...ut-neighbors-continue-to-suffer/shdaily.shtml
From top left: a series of photographs shows the Beijing West Railway Station shrouded in heavy smog from Saturday until yesterday when the capital lifted its red alert after the air quality index dropped to around 50. However, many other areas in the north of China continue to suffer. — Xinhua
BLUE skies returned to Beijing yesterday after winds dispelled the dangerously high levels of air pollution that had blanketed the Chinese capital for five days and sparked a pollution red alert.
However, large parts of northern China remain under choking smog.
The city’s Air Quality Index spiked to more than 400 overnight, but by morning it had dropped to about 50.
The Beijing government said it had lifted the red alert in place since last Friday evening, meaning emergency restrictions on vehicle use and construction would end.
But high readings are still being recorded in other parts of the north, including parts of the major metropolis of Tianjin which sits next to Beijing, and the province of Hebei that surrounds the capital.
Shijiazhuang remained on red alert as grey skies continued to cast a pall over the Hebei capital.
Earlier this week, the AQI in Shijiazhuang had remained above 500 for more than two days, with residents complaining that the province’s biggest city had disappeared in a sea of smog.
Since the weekend, 24 cities had issued red alerts, and the widespread pollution had disrupted flights, traffic and shipping, and closed factories and schools across the north. Flights have now resumed in Beijing, Shijiazhuang and Tianjin.
A red alert is the highest level of a four-tier warning system. They are issued when the AQI is forecast to exceed 200 for more than four days in a row, 300 for more than two days or 500 for at least 24 hours.
China launched a “war on pollution” in 2014 amid concerns its heavy industrial past was tarnishing its global reputation and holding back its development, but it has struggled to reduce pollution.
Alerts are common in the north, especially during winter when energy demand, much of it met by coal, soars.
China’s northern provinces mostly rely on the burning of hundreds of millions of tons of coal each year for heating.
Natural gas and electricity can be substitutes for coal in heating buildings in the north, Xinhua news agency reported, quoting President Xi Jinping’s remarks at a government meeting on Wednesday.
Clean energy should be used as much as possible, Xi said at the meeting, adding that the government would give enterprises a major role in the process to ensure that heating is affordable.
Northern China can expect a smoggy Christmas weekend, with air quality forecast to get worse again today before improving on Monday.
From top left: a series of photographs shows the Beijing West Railway Station shrouded in heavy smog from Saturday until yesterday when the capital lifted its red alert after the air quality index dropped to around 50. However, many other areas in the north of China continue to suffer. — Xinhua
BLUE skies returned to Beijing yesterday after winds dispelled the dangerously high levels of air pollution that had blanketed the Chinese capital for five days and sparked a pollution red alert.
However, large parts of northern China remain under choking smog.
The city’s Air Quality Index spiked to more than 400 overnight, but by morning it had dropped to about 50.
The Beijing government said it had lifted the red alert in place since last Friday evening, meaning emergency restrictions on vehicle use and construction would end.
But high readings are still being recorded in other parts of the north, including parts of the major metropolis of Tianjin which sits next to Beijing, and the province of Hebei that surrounds the capital.
Shijiazhuang remained on red alert as grey skies continued to cast a pall over the Hebei capital.
Earlier this week, the AQI in Shijiazhuang had remained above 500 for more than two days, with residents complaining that the province’s biggest city had disappeared in a sea of smog.
Since the weekend, 24 cities had issued red alerts, and the widespread pollution had disrupted flights, traffic and shipping, and closed factories and schools across the north. Flights have now resumed in Beijing, Shijiazhuang and Tianjin.
A red alert is the highest level of a four-tier warning system. They are issued when the AQI is forecast to exceed 200 for more than four days in a row, 300 for more than two days or 500 for at least 24 hours.
China launched a “war on pollution” in 2014 amid concerns its heavy industrial past was tarnishing its global reputation and holding back its development, but it has struggled to reduce pollution.
Alerts are common in the north, especially during winter when energy demand, much of it met by coal, soars.
China’s northern provinces mostly rely on the burning of hundreds of millions of tons of coal each year for heating.
Natural gas and electricity can be substitutes for coal in heating buildings in the north, Xinhua news agency reported, quoting President Xi Jinping’s remarks at a government meeting on Wednesday.
Clean energy should be used as much as possible, Xi said at the meeting, adding that the government would give enterprises a major role in the process to ensure that heating is affordable.
Northern China can expect a smoggy Christmas weekend, with air quality forecast to get worse again today before improving on Monday.
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