I agree. He takes an extremely simplistic understanding of Chinese history, combines it with the ridiculously biased U.S. media analysis of China and arrives at whatever conclusion he thinks his U.S. bosses want.
*This is more wishful thinking than reality. America never forgives or builds trust with a nation that ever challenged their hegemony or tried to take their place on the world stage. Russia tried that and never got in the good graces of America despite multiple efforts to forge one. China would face the same scenario*
Yasheng Huang insists that the Chinese economy "is not growing", despite how it grew at 5.2% in 2023 and is set to grow at roughly 5% this year. He needs to actually act like an economist, do actual analysis, and look at the numbers, rather than simply parrot U.S. media ideological slogans. He is apparently very impressed with U.S. deficit-driven growth. Apparently the U.S.'s 3% growth is amazing, despite the fact that they added $2 trillion in debt last year. Is unsustainable debt-fuelled growth a problem? As for Huang's "faith in democracy", he should look at the 2014 (Gilens and Page) Princeton study which took 1,800 public opinion polls over a 20-year period and correlated them with the laws which the U.S. Congress passed. U.S. voters have a "near-zero", "statistically non-significant" influence on what the U.S. Congress does. Here's a video explaining it: ruclips.net/video/TfQij4aQq1k/видео.html
every system has it's good n bad. NO PERFECT SYSTEM .it is easy to complain but difficult to give solutions . u are as good as your assessment. no one can predict the future.😅😅😅😅
Great interview! Thank you so much to professor Yasheng Huang.
Everything has two sides. Just looking at its bad side and ignoring its good side is not complete and fair.
Huang's claims do not seems to be backed by any substantiative findings except his hypothesis..
I agree. He takes an extremely simplistic understanding of Chinese history, combines it with the ridiculously biased U.S. media analysis of China and arrives at whatever conclusion he thinks his U.S. bosses want.
*This is more wishful thinking than reality. America never forgives or builds trust with a nation that ever challenged their hegemony or tried to take their place on the world stage. Russia tried that and never got in the good graces of America despite multiple efforts to forge one. China would face the same scenario*
Yasheng Huang insists that the Chinese economy "is not growing", despite how it grew at 5.2% in 2023 and is set to grow at roughly 5% this year. He needs to actually act like an economist, do actual analysis, and look at the numbers, rather than simply parrot U.S. media ideological slogans.
He is apparently very impressed with U.S. deficit-driven growth. Apparently the U.S.'s 3% growth is amazing, despite the fact that they added $2 trillion in debt last year. Is unsustainable debt-fuelled growth a problem?
As for Huang's "faith in democracy", he should look at the 2014 (Gilens and Page) Princeton study which took 1,800 public opinion polls over a 20-year period and correlated them with the laws which the U.S. Congress passed. U.S. voters have a "near-zero", "statistically non-significant" influence on what the U.S. Congress does. Here's a video explaining it: ruclips.net/video/TfQij4aQq1k/видео.html
Makes him out like a mainland China Democrat. Lol such a joke I laugh in disbelief.
The Mandate of Heaven favors China, Taiwan to adhere right 🙏
There is nothing wrong with the CCP policy for China
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This guy can blame everything but can't do anything, bcz blame is easy.
every system has it's good n bad. NO PERFECT SYSTEM .it is easy to complain but difficult to give solutions . u are as good as your assessment. no one can predict the future.😅😅😅😅
Yang Huang, please takes some lessons from Prof. Jeffrey Sachs before criticizing China! You don't know anything about China!
He knows but prefers a propagate a Western narrative..