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Vigilance needed against US economic terrorism

That's the only way to go, otherwise, countries at the lower ends of production/innovation will be chewed and spewed by the US. By looking at their treatment toward China, you may have anticipate what may be waiting for you, a much weaker actor, once you dare to challenge US economic/technological supremacy.

In this sense, bandwagoning with China is the only option.

You may think you are staying out, but, VCP thinks differently. Hence, you are part and parcel of the BRI and receiving loans from the AIIB as we speak.

VCP =/= You (or your migrant friends on this forum).
JP join wt CN BRI against US, but JP still send her carrier to stop CN in SCS(east VN sea) and wait for CN chaos in 2023 to re-take Nanjing :cool:
 
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JP join wt CN BRI against US, but JP still send her carrier to stop CN in SCS(east VN sea) and wait for CN chaos in 2023 to re-take Nanjing :cool:

The work of our hands are the most important, my friend. If the economic basis is strong, no enemy can overcome you.

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China’s economy remains sound, trade row impact ‘limited’

Source:Global Times Published: 2018/7/16

A Chinese expert allayed concerns on the dragging effect of a trade row between China and the US on the Chinese economy, as contribution of exports to growth declines.

China's economy grew by 6.7 percent year-on-year in the second quarter, 0.1 percentage points lower than in the first quarter, data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) showed on Monday.

The economic data comes as trade tensions rise between China and the US, the world's largest economy.

However, NBS spokesperson Mao Shengyong told reporters that the impact of Sino-US trade tensions was limited during the first half of the year.

"If there is any impact, it is relatively limited," Mao said. "We will monitor the situation in the second half of the year before reaching a conclusion."

Cong Yi, an economics professor at the Tianjin University of Finance and Economics, said the limited impact from the China-US trade row proves China successful economic transformation since 2013.

"Contribution by exports to growth has been drastically reduced from over 60 percent to about 30 percent. Trade with countries and regions other than the US has been promoted with great success, and the importance of the US importance as a major export destination has been gradually reduced in the past years," Cong told the Global Times on Monday.

For the first half of 2018, the world's second largest economy grew at 6.8 percent, NBS said. That was the 12th consecutive quarterly performance between 6.7 and 6.9 percent, and was well above the government's 6.5 percent annual growth target.

As the growth momentum is taken over by domestic demand and new growth engines, the trade tensions has not had a major impact on China's economic growth, Cong said.

Mao said the trade row unilaterally started by the US will have an impact of both economies, disrupt global supply chains, thus affecting global economic recovery and the continued growth of global trade.

The US imposed 25 percent tariff on $34 billion worth of Chinese goods and plans to impose tariffs on another $200 billion. China retaliated with tariffs on $34 billion in US goods.

Mao said while there are rising uncertainties overseas and the domestic economic transformation, the economy could still sustain stable and positive growth, with positive performance in consumption and investment.

Liu Dongliang, a senior analyst at China Merchants Bank, told the Global Times in an email that the slowdown in second quarter growth rate can be considered a sign of downward pressure.

"The shrinking of off-balance sheet financing and the negative impact of the Sino-US trade row will add greater downward pressure. Further deleveraging may slow economic growth even further," Liu said.

Chinese foreign trade grew by 7.9 percent year-on-year to 14.12 trillion yuan ($2.11 trillion) in the first half of 2018, official data shows.

http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1111009.shtml
 
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The work of our hands are the most important, my friend. If the economic basis is strong, no enemy can overcome you.

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China’s economy remains sound, trade row impact ‘limited’
Jap still so strong in 1940, 1941 bro :cool:
 
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Jap still so strong in 1940, 1941 bro :cool:

Not that much. They, for once, did not have nuclear weapons. China not only has nuclear weapons, but also has nuclear triad. Face it, friend, China cannot be hurt without an equal chance of getting hurt.

So, when China cannot be directly attacked, the safe way is to use small chess pieces like Vietnam to sacrifice.
 
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So, when China cannot be directly attacked, the safe way is to use small chess pieces like Vietnam to sacrifice.
you are a bad comedian. you destroyed the peaceful china image.
 
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Not that much. They, for once, did not have nuclear weapons. China not only has nuclear weapons, but also has nuclear triad. Face it, friend, China cannot be hurt without an equal chance of getting hurt.

So, when China cannot be directly attacked, the safe way is to use small chess pieces like Vietnam to sacrifice.
Really ?? US directly killed PLA troops like dogs in 1958 TW conflict, then where was your nuke ??

Not mentioning that this time is trade war, and if u r collapse under US's sanction, it only mean that CN is too bad , IQ too low to run good business. Everyone will hate CN when u cant create enough jobs for your ppl, making them starving to death in dirty trash bin, and start threatening Russia-US-TPP by your nuke :cool:
 
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So, when China cannot be directly attacked, the safe way is to use small chess pieces like Vietnam to sacrifice.

But Vietnam will fight back by exporting more young Vietnamese women to China along with bananas and dragon fruit

:coffee:

What will Chinese do when 2 million young Viet girls flood to China?
 
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you are a bad comedian. you destroyed the peaceful china image.

I mean small pieces used by the US against China. That's the safe way for the US to indirectly fight China because a head-to-head collision is technically impossible.

What will Chinese do when 2 million young Viet girls flood to China?

I guess there will be enough room to assimilate them. I would say send over to Taiwan but I guess we have had our fair share.

I do not think there will be much problem in terms of assimilation due to historical ties and familiarities.
 
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