China Takes Tech Regulations to the Next Level | The Daily Show
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- China takes extreme measures to crack down on everything technology, from crypto and TikTok to celebrity fandoms. Dulcé Sloan reports on the ground. #DailyShow #TrevorNoah #DulceSloan
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“ it’s a coin with a dog on it don’t try to make it fancy” 😂😂👍👍💯💯
I came for this 🤣🤣🤣
Don't think many ppl know what ya mean
😂😂😂
they did warn their citizens tho, when they shut down the mining sites in China, I have sold all my cryptos since then.
Ouch
yes i got out and got my money
yeah on social media the officials have released warnings for like a year
same here, lol if they spent some time to watch financial news or just follow some financial blogs, it wont be a big deal. money is for the prepared people. it is just like school, if i spend more time on study, of cause i will get better result.
I have been living in China for over eight years now. I got no problems. And my students have skills!
That’s the point! You have to live in China to know China well. All those secondhand information about China could be full of prejudice. Thanks for sharing your experience!
Happy for you. wink wink wink.
personally i think its great as my friends finally can look away from their phones and play with me haha
Everything is under the government control
No public freedom
@@saurabhmaurya9877 no body have interest to control you unless you criminous
Man, if there really is respect to free market, huawei would still be able to make their own Mobile phone chips
If there is really a fully free market , people should be allowed to sell drug in mall
The CCP would never allow any foreign company to be the leader in their market either. All the manufacturers in China I know within one year someone has made the same product with a Chinese name. Patent law is not enforced in China and never has. Protectionism leads to protectionism.
@@herojiro31valmire32 Check Apple
Well everyone is monitored in China and even a social credit score and the CCP hires an army of hackers to steal tech and find secrets. Nobody wants Chinese phones (b/c world hates CCP) and do not want to be monitored by the CCP.
@@herojiro31valmire32 Do not want be monitored by CCP, then let's recall which phone was recently exposed to eavesdropping, and which country has been spying on Europe
You don’t understand, the fan culture in China can be very extreme. They once dumped tons of fresh yogurt for a survival show. Because every code on the bottom of the yogurt bottles is a vote for those boys they like
Normal standards for those crazy fans all over the world.
that is basically true
which boys? what Yogurt? could you explain please
Exactly, have you heard the case where the host of the fan club asked the fans to send the video of them crying for their idol? That sounds like a cult for me
@@nanni4429 I have heard that fan culture have gone to extreme in Asia, fans would even take their own lives for their idol, which is really mad.
On one hand America was like "Instagram was destroying our children's lives!" And the other hand it was "Chinese government ban all kids from games and social media!"
Know what's missing between these two extremes? Influence from parents.
They didnt ban it they limited it
I think the Chinese measure is trying to give the parents more influence. Now if a kid wants to play more than 30min of games they'd have to convince their parents to make an acount for them.
@@yueqi7499 True statement, but illegal
Parents are working 2 and a half jobs to pay for a roof over their heads and phones that they play on.
the game and social media laws came in cause parents in china made and uproar and complained that THEY could not control THIER kids and want the gorvenment to do something about it.
well, as a teenager, you probably feel sad and angry for this in china, but as an adult or parent, you know it's a nice move. spending much time on video game and social app offers none.
I agree, its better to spent time with family and study at that age
Trevor Noah fans missed out on calling themselves the Ark.
Actually. Might as well help them with that
Noah's Ark. Hmmm, sounds amazing!
Actually "Mad Ark" sounds better!
So what are the options? Noahmad, Dumplings and the Ark... Yeah I pick Ark
I live in China and i really enjoy safety in China even at midnight. Yeah there are some restrictions about what you can post or what you can watch. But I respect that, it’s their country and they are happy with their government. It’s not a easy task to manage world’s most populated country.
🤣😂🤣
😂ccp supporter
@@staryt7492 Maybe he is a CPC supporter...problem?
@@tailung9841 huge problem but what can you expect from another CCP supporter like yourself 🤷🏾♂️
How can you know if they are happy with their government ( autocracy ) when they can't say anything bad about them 🤷🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️.
But the restrictions are on the teenagers, as the big brother of my game-addicted sister, I totally agree with these policies
Actually most of the time it's only the media makes the bans looks drastic. Take youth gaming ban for example, it only limits gaming time on the underaged accounts registered with real names and ages. However with parents permission, this could easily bypassed by using parents info. So this is only a regulation aid for parenting (easier control for kids gaming time), but not a restriction.
no it's not so easy. they need to Face Recognition and most parents will disagree
Oh ok
Also it's restriction to ONLINE games. You can still play offline games however long.
yep. just like they ban facebook and youtube in China. The Chinese youtubers just use vpn.
Looking at the state of Western societies I totally understand these measures by the Chinese government.
They didn't banned it overnight.
They had months and years of warning
Warning to do what, exactly? Are you condoning this?
@@charlottesghost2845 they shut down those mining factories half years ago
@@charlottesghost2845 US will do same, its just matter of time. no one dare to challenge place of Dollar.
This is propaganda, of US, but still propaganda. And now you wanna tell them the truth??? Dude, I pity ya...
@@charlottesghost2845 in here(CN) gov start to tell people from 2018 i guess ? Its not overnight
As a chinese,
I support this "cryptocurrency ban " very much.
It's just like a man, print his head on paper, then yelled,"this is money!"
everyone laughed, shake their head and walk away.
but when this man, write "crypto" on his paper.
everyone just lost their mind, crazy about the paper.
"It's money!"
they yelled.
this is what cryptocurrency is.
Not quite...
That's what every currency is jaja the guy yelling are the banks
China gaming restrictions sounds like my childhood. Except I only get an hour to play on weekends and holidays.
well its only regulate online gaming.
Offline gaming still regulate by their Mom
"no video games until you are doctor !" - mom
yea my mom did same no differences between me in 90s with chinese kids nowadays
same here
Playing video games is well discouraged by my mother and she thinks it’s a waste of time, also the money. But I resort all this to pay to win model of those commercial games.
Same, except my siblings & I had half an hour each & we'd always fight to get an extra minute on the computer.
“I’m glad she’s black” lol 👍🏽
🤣💀
When did he say that?
@@destituteanddecadent9106 Dulce said it at the 9min mark
@@Biscuitplease thx
Gotta comment that Dulce's "Nihao" and "Zaijian" pronunciations are on the spot. Great piece!
你好确实，再见。。。有待商榷
Love Dulce 👍.
Pangyao
sure he just make some nosiness when he need to speak chinese when he is not famous. it’s a big progress for 崔娃
nihao negg thats hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
No you're wrong on this. Crypto has never been legal tender in China. The PRC was right to ban it.
Are you a person or a bot hmmm
@@chrisdin4109 Both. Any more questions?🙄
@@chrisdin4109 dang. Didn't know that AI in china this advance. US might need to catch up😂😂
@@chrisdin4109 China has advantages in digital payments for years. China has already brought out its own digital currency. You can use it soon through out entire world and could pay things Without Internet or any papers Or credit cards.
that's the culture differences, What I saw in my China friends social media is their family have more time to do something together, such as climbing, swimming, skating and so on. I think these are much better than games and Tiktok.
Agreed
A proper family monitors their family media time. We have all the games and social media’s but we still spend time together, go to the gym together p, and have conversations. We control ourselves
Yeah
I have never seen many posts with anything but food pictures and shopping. Family...yes, on holidays.
lol
As a response to preserving the mental health of teens and children, these moves show a level of caring
Yep
exactly
100 percent. Tik Toc needs banned everywhere, also Facebook.
My 7 years old son got up at 3 am every day to watch video game streaming for over a month until we discovered his little secret . It broke my heart. Now we cut the internet every evening after 9pm
@@markperry2827 totally agree! New addiction but maybe worse than drugs
When I watch the Daily Show on RUclips, I have to turn up the volume because it is much lower than other videos on RUclips. Fix it, maybe?
me too
Speak up, trevor!
it has been lower for me as well. even with max volume on youtube set
Same
We’ve been complaining since he got back. They obviously dont read the comments. Someone try tweeting him. Plz
“Douyin” is TikTok though. That’s what they started out as before it became an international thing.
Yes they changed it because it was less catchy in the other parts of the world
People are douyin crazy things there now
Wasnt it musically though? That "douyin" bought and renamed as tiktok. So they got an automatic American market.
@@QuasarParticle lol if you think dance moves on tik tok is freedom of speech and dance on douyin is just people suffering
@@QuasarParticle LOL no, China gov just doesn't want the teenagers of USA ruining their teenagers with their contents like destroying schools' toilets being seen as cool.
Ahh Noah “the dimplings”
where do I sign up???💕👏
Here! 😊
📝
Love it!
same!!^^ I was looking for this comment! hhehhe
Don't use Noah's Ark, it has been taken.
Yeah man. Its really hilarious to see so many people especially Americans in the chat of tiktok claiming that china copied TikTok.
Finally, an open-minded take on China. Thank you, Trevor Noah!
I lived and worked in China for a while. It's amazing. It's pretty much everything we think it isn't. Can you even imagine bike STREETS running parallel to all major streets, with easy traffic signals, and separated from cars by beautiful lines of trees in cities the size of New York? Oh, and just about 2 murders a year...in a city the size of New York? The police literally offered to help me with my bags wherever I went because they were obviously heavy. A train attendant let me stay on a train even though I'd gotten on the wrong one (still went to my city), and an entire crowd in my train car helped me find a seat and a place for my bags. Clean, quiet, beautiful, peaceful, supportive, kind, amazing food, amazing culture. I'm not saying it's perfect (it's not), but demonizing China is ridiculous. In the same city, a woman can walk alone on the street at 2 a.m. safely. Try that in America.
And I wish our government cared enough to stop Big Tech. Who's being "brainwashed" now, America?
World needs more people like you, who judge things with their own experience, with their own eyes
but media has all nowadays isn't it...
anyway, thank you
again,welcome!
Based AF.
Stop telling the truth or you will be called a wumao!
lol I don't think you understand satire very well
wumao
06:22 One of China's most popular celebrities is Dilraba Dilmurat, who is *ethnically Uyghur.* That's her in the white gown. She's a fantastic actress.
Fantastic appearance but bad acting.
I love her so much
@Hexagram 32nd LOL. Truth indeed
That can’t be true, western media says Uyghurs are being oppressed
I love her!
*At least China tries to do something rather then just sit around and wait for the "Free Market" to do something...*
Exactly
Pretty sure they’re trying to do Great Leap Forward 2.0 with all these industries (including others that Trevor didn’t talk about). There’s talk about how the government officials had cashed out before implementing all these changes.
Just another great leap backwards. Learn history kiddo
@@dropmelon Ah, I can't believe this slipped my mind! Yes, the Great Leap Forward. I really hope that's not the case... But what's hope got to do with it, right? 😥
@@dropmelon This is the opposite of the great leap forward though. The essence of GLF is overfeeding some industry which results in waste in resources, and all the policies here are meant to squeeze them.
Wait, I thought we were "Trevor's Hoodie Hos."
How about Hoodie Rats?
I agree to restrict young people’s play time and tiktok time
Don’t talk about human rights and freedom
What minors need is a standardized and healthy growth,
as well as spending more time outside of phones and computers
They need some real tuff
also
Celebrity fandom is now a cyber army in China, highly organized, highly efficient, and highly aggressive.
This culture originated from Japan and Korea,
but it has evolved in China's highly developed network society.
It is completely different from "fans" in the traditional sense of the West.
indeed
"standardized" growth. so a factory to produce children... sounds like a dystopia to me.
@@GJ-oo2xw You mean schools? Because they are pretty much a way of standardizing our childrens growth into society. And that is 30+ hours a week for years and years. Also parents tend to try and get their kids to join some club for sports or something. Also thinking of children consuming a similar set of media is also kinda standardizing, but less intentional, more something that just kinda happens. But standardizing childrens development is relatively normal and not generally bad. As with many other things, it needs a healthy balance.
I would want parents to do that. Not the government. It ses like an over reach.
@@hopeintruth5119 parents are too busy and many western parents are too lazy to do it
pretty sure tiktok is the western version of douyin, since douyin came first. they’re branded to be similar but are a little different
Tiktok Is Douyin's Western version, but Douyin is the original.
Of course both are Chinese company different is China doesn’t use restrictions on tiktok but they use restrictions on douyin and you will see videos in douyin what Chinese government allows to watch.
@@Takealookat123 Not true.
DouYou is completely censored by the CCP; can’t make videos on anything politically sensitive to the party 🎈 tikkot is banned in china 🇨🇳
@@PM2024- By that logic, you can also add that Facebook and Twitter are completely censored by BJP and anyone who pokes fun of yogi/modi there from India gets arrested.
It sounds ridiculous but as a Moba player, I am starting to notice the lack of players and longer waiting times for a game to have enough players to begin ever since those Chinese restrictions went into effect. Also less players with names I can't read.
*THEN YOU TOO SHOULD STOP SPENDING SO MUCH TIME PLAYING KID GAMES AND MAKE SOMETHING OF YOUR LIFE*
Moba being Dota 2 yes? xD
@@pratyushdesai3910 30 min matchmaking time 1hr game play that the way we roll
Yeah noticed that in Dota 2, mostly late night at US servers.
@@13AZ13lol I play genshin, valorant, rocket league and soul land, am I playing kid games, bro people can do what they want, if that whats make them happy or what gets them up in the day then who are you to judge
"Or whose testicles are really swollen" 🤣 DEAD
"I'm glad she's black" I felt that
Chinese policemen is not allowed to shot citizen without permission, and the coronavirus has no way to spread in CHINA. Unlike in America, the virus feel so free in America, they love America I think
I’m not black and even I felt that.
@@meizhou9279 I don't wanna profile but might you be Asian 😂
How is it not racist to say that? People fought in the past to be able to have an interracial marriage.
@@JonasRaphaelKallasch she said what she said!!! Take your faux color blind a$$ on bro 😂✊🏿✌️🏿
Douyin and Tiktok are the same, it's like Chinese call them "food" while others call them "Chinese food".
No, they are completely seperate in the user side, and the same thing is the Party gets everything.
@@ernahubbard2062 oh you mean how Facebook gets all data from all users all over the world except China right.
@@ehduh5984 You mean you cannot get any information without filtered by the Big Brother in China, right? Quit RUclips then, it's the same, why are you even using Google products with a VPN?
@@ernahubbard2062 有颜色的韭菜还是韭菜
As a Chinese with a 13 years old daughter, I 100% support government's regulation to crackdown children's game time and tiktok because kids can't control themselves and parents can't monitor them all the time. Government just does what most people want to do, at least, those people who have kids. Most important, China government didn't speed too much time to discuss for this, they just hear people's voice and do it quickly.
Or you know, parents could parent their own kids...
As a Chinese I find these jokes right on the spot.
The developement in China is pretty scary. They have no problems to trample on anyone, using all the leverage they have gained. As long as we pay for Chinese goods, its a support for a bleak future 1984 style.
@@la7dfa i mean what you gonna say about foreign countries colonizing your country which is why china BACK THEN fought back. Which is also why they are striving to become better/stronger. So basicly also part of the reason communism was formed. So in the end dont say China's scary they just protecting themselves from history repeating it self.
@@la7dfa erm, banning kids under 14 from using Tik Tok 24/7 isn’t exactly equivalent to 1984…
@@adamas9714 yep. China had always minded their own businesses until the western countries started invading them. One of the worst invasion in 1900 involved an eight nation alliance that included the US. We like to whine about China encroaching on western democracies while ignoring century old aftermath of western imperialism.
@@rain2489 I agree, but if you study what happens in China, its is not gaming I am worried about.
Dulcé is making all the correct points!
I know right!
Too bad, Chinese is kind of more racist toward black than from where she's come from, she will not enjoy her stay in China if she really move there...
@@akutomo9080
Foshizzle!
@@akutomo9080 No way. There is definitely racism against blacks in China but don't kid yourself, USA is still number 1 in that category.
@@akutomo9080 Unfortunately, there is racism everywhere, for many races. That there is in China too is a fact. But if you think it’s institutionalised or anywhere remotely near AmeriKA levels I’d like some of what you’re smoking.
Hey Trevor, I’m the Chinese student you met on street Sunday. I have a feeling you actually understand Chinese policies and regulations and how they fit into the picture and history of that eastern society - despite the jokes, still rooting for ya
Why would you be rooting for him *despite* the jokes? The CPC is an over-reactionary joke run by the most self-serving myopic officials, from Xi all the way down. Are people supposed to wait for the next uprising before the government listens to criticism, like it was for thousands of years?
@@Zhengrui0 China does not have psychology and social sciences, and only draws on European literature (a common problem in areas persecuted by colonialism), but the CPC at least values the voice of the public (because they can’t pass the problem to the opposition)
Quick question:
How does the genocide policy the CCP are currently orchestrating _“fit into the picture”_ ?
The CCP are genocidal psychopaths,
who have turned the entire country of China into the world's largest farm.
@@naryanr ????????????????????????
@@naryanr genocide ? You mean the satellite picture ??😂😂
I,as a living chinese adult, support each and every of these decisions made by the gov.
like you have the right to say no, haha.
like you have a choice LOL
@@yuvtube1 so u had a choice when ur gov bombed so many people and run away from Afg?
@@ernahubbard2062 i believe if u ask 100 parents in China they will say yes these are great decisions so why no?
@@yuvtube1 don’t act like you have freedom, US have their set of laws and China have their set of laws, you break it and you be locked up
I fact-checked the restrictions on the online game playing for children on the Chinese official site. First of all, those rules were from a proclamation, not law. In addition, please be mindful that there were no such regulations on both sides (game players & game providers) in China beforeIt. Ok, this proclamation stated that:
1) Online game platforms are not allowed to provide game payment services for users under 8 years of age.
2) Only from 10pm to 8am, the online game platforms are not allowed to provide services to minors.
3) Minors are limited to play video games no more than 1.5hrs on weekdays and 3hrs on weekends.
4) To be able to deliver the above three regulations, real-name registration is required when children play online video games. (I don't know how they gonna guarantee that though)
5) Online game platforms are allowed to set up a free trial experience of no more than 1hr for promoting their games and the users do not need to register with their real names during that trial period. The online game platforms are not allowed to repeatedly provide those free trials to the same user within 15 days.
6) When providing online games for minors, the online game providers should:
-(a) Explore the implementation of the age-appropriate reminder system.
-(b) Comprehensively measure the degree of psychological acceptance of game content and functions, the intensity of confrontation, the degree of cognitive confusion, the degree of possible imitation on violence, the degree of paid consumption, etc.
-(c) Pay attention to analyzing the causes of game addictions, and try to modify the content, functions or rules of the games that might cause such addictions.
7) Supportively guide parents and schools to fulfill their guardianship responsibilities for minors regarding their online game playing behaviors. Try to help minors to establish a healthy and rational use of online games.
After seeing this I am considering raising my future children in China actually lol
I would definitely buy this Larry Viton bag. It’s really nice.
"When they see a problem, they go after it a whole lot harder", well said.
Lol I love how bright Dulce looks at things. Gal,you star
Dulce is so cute~can't help laughing~
"your present is that you're still alive."
lol, aside from the policy being a few years old, I love how instead of correctly calling it the original version of Tiktok, they try to call it the Chinese version.
exactly
It's satire. Watch again.
Each ban issued by the Chinese government is for companies. Government pushes the companies to take some social responsibility rather than earning money from the young kids. So I totally agree with them.
Love Dulcé! That girl needs her own show.
Oh man I need China’s crackdown on my phone.
Same man. Im addicted to it and cant escape from it. It's great that the children from china got this law. But at the same time lots of them might be rage at it as well
True. I am not self-discipline enough to do it on my own.
"country that has held the world record for most Chinese people for 4000 years straight" ------ what? ==///
@@paddor I think I have understood the joke but not sure, mind to enlignten me?
@@neutralname404 really?
He is insinuating that Chinese people have infiltrated every country through out history.
So each country has some Chinese population.
But China has the record of having the most Chinese people in the world for 4000 years! 😂
Now you get it?
Trevor noah just knocked it off the park!
its the chinatown of earth🌍 he quoted..
😅😅😂😂
@@paddor Yes one small country wearing wooden shoes still has more bicycles.
just chilling here in Beijing China, no lockdowns other than 2-3 weeks February 2020, everything open and up and running, no visible cops on the streets harassing me about speed or J walking or whatever, no dangerous neighborhoods, very few beggars and homeless on the streets, minimal petty theft. They are doing something right...
Thank you for sharing the fact!
They should restrict the time kids spend on video games in the US too
Don’t ask me why, I’m just a dad
Your mistakes are your own, don't force it on everyone else. How's my kids spose to be a full time minecraft youtuber if he gotta lie to youtube and violate tos to do it?
@@lexruptor but they still get to play. China's idea is to raise a heathly strong people but your idea is to raise weak people.
I know how you feel, seeing my son spending his life on video games doesn't bring me any pride.
Larry Vuitton is my new superhero!!!
我是中国人，当我知道你们有这样的偶像，我就放心了！ I'm Chinese, and I'm relieved when I know you have such idols !
Free market made my day 😂 how huawei out of market?
And 80s Japanese tech company and 90 Europe companies and list go on
Wait your saying I can’t get carried by a Chinese man when I play war zone?
You still can, but only by those over 18, the restriction’s for children. You will still have your adult gamers
Dont worry indian pro players will take care about you
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@tinyboy6458 or the Filipino dudes
nope.this ban is mostly for Android games only
you never had, there was only and always a Chinese kid，about 7 or 8 years old.
i know because my little nephew defeat me every time...
Honestly, I'm with Dulce.
游戏禁令确实过于严格了，但限制抖音时间和打击饭圈做的真的是太棒了
是网游禁令，小孩子玩单机游戏比如任天堂没有任何受阻
限制的是那种需要付费的网游😂太多小孩乱刷爸妈的卡了。
"Your present is that you're still alive"😆😆😅
I am a dad with two sons in China. I know nothing about crypto and will say nothing about it. But I am very supportive of govt's recent efforts for limiting the time kids spend on either video games and tiktok. The algos of these apps tend to get users more addicted to it therefore, the govt has to step in before more and more kids think about nothing but the games and short videos everyday. For the fans clubs, i knew little about it but i do know some of them are really manipulate the teenagers and ask them to spend all the money they have on these idols. Unlike US, these tech giants don't have any lobbysts in the govtment tehrefore, the Chinese govt is able to take these measures agianst the tech giants.
Since when does the USA care about human rights?
Only to weaponize...to stay so call no 1 in the world...it is getting old.
China is a socialistic, capitalistic and democratic..all combined new think out of the box political system..
And it is working...like it or not.
The only country that the keeps Biden up all night and made Trump went crazy.
lol...in the near future there are only G2
Competition...In 25 years we will know..
Having said that ...A culture that have a 4000 yrs of survival history.....with a united politican party...and Hugh human resources Vs a divided country going towards tribalism with less than 300 yrs of history...
Things like that are only possible in China. Sometimes, I'm jealous about that! E.g. getting rid of the noisy/stinky scooters is not possible here or even banning diesel gate cheating cars! Here:"Well, we can't punish the car manufactures, because we have contracts.... In China: "either you fit or you don't sell here"!!!! Seems a much better option to me
Now that you mention, yes. I've been living in Shenzhen for over a decade, the streets are very quiet now because all public transportation and most private vehicles has switched to battery power, and they limited heavy trucks to enter city limit only at night. I know it's inconvenience to some operations, but the streets sure feels better now.
As a Chinese, I have to say that I hate dou yin very much, this distracts the attention of people, especially kids, who should paly with peers and have fun in sports or something more sociable and better for their growth, and that is why the government set a ban on screen time for kids. We do not have found a better way to entertain kids now, but we know that screen time should not be the most time for kids or any adult.
The tech regulations are a bit okay but the celebrity fan circles crackdown? I admire your country's artists, actors, singers very much but I think it's going to affect the celebrities as much as the local fans.
its just a restriction. not completely ban
lets be real they arent doing for they being more sociable is about studies, work and influence
@@cantbetamed2210 Recently china fandom rise a $300,000 gift to give a korean teen celebrity, Jang Wonyoung.
你怎麼看Trevor在一開始沒把台灣放進中國地圖
Dulce makes me come around everytime I see her face🤣🤣🤣🤣
Trevor’s fan club could currently be called “The Fro Bro’s”
How is everyone missing the oblivious choice!? We’re Noah’s Ark.
Crypto, bitcoin is a Ponzi.
I like that because ever since my kids got cellphones they said goodbye to books
Dulce might do really well in China - I have never seen her so happy. 😎
I lived in China before. It wasn't half bad.
Depending on how far before. The last few years are horrible since Xi is bringing back the cultural revolution.
According to North Korean poll - N.Koreans are the happiest ones on the planet, followed by Chinese - so …:P
@@floras2030 Bruh what u even on about
@@charmmychan5860We never even said we're the happiest in the world, in fact there a lot of in china that also aren't satisfied with current China's economy etc.
This woman is absolutely hilarious 😂 😂
“People shouldn't be afraid of their government. Governments should be afraid of their people.”― Alan Moore, V for Vendetta
100%correct. People will reach a breaking point. Gather & Revolt! On a 50/50 level of Peace &/or Pillage.
✌💖&⚖⚖⚖⚖⚖⚖!
Quite sure the previous Afghan government was dead afraid of its people. Not sure about you but I'd rather live under the Patriot Act than the Taliban.
@@ericli3331 What a terrible quote. How about neither being afraid of either?
You mean the Chinese kids shouldn't be afraid of their government.
@@TaiwanisMoving how do you sell a $200M movie if neither is afraid of either?
Honestly most of those laws sound decent to me. More governments should protect children when parents fail to.
It is parents' "RESPONSIBILITY" to do so, if you can't, you are just a loser counting on someone to help for all the things you fail to do. Which means you need a new life.
all of my chinese friends say these regulation are decent cuz people shout out for them on the internet for at least ten years
@@waihayng809 there are millions of students in china staying in school hostel who are not monitored by their parents. Fulltime school is very common in china.
China is not the first country to do banning oh games please
@@kengng8797 Every country ban stuff in different area. But the reason ccp banning gaming for is just showing how many people in their country are not fit for being a parent. Again, monitor kids, teaching them to self manage is a parent job and responsibility no excuse at all. Teaching next gen to be a more better being is a nature thing.
In fact, one major reason to ban cryto-currency is that the "mining" of it is wasting true electricity which has already led to power shortage. And it didn't come overnight.
"Don't try to make it fancy!" I love ❤ her!!
Now I lived in mainland China, I had to clarify that the celebrity fan cultrure in China is totally different from that in the US (I also lived in US for several years). In China, the fan culture in the teenages is the craziest thing I have seen in my whole life, they will colllect money from every child to buy a top ad in Shanghai's landmark building, if you have any offense word of their idol (like Xiaozhan) in social mediea, then thousands of these fanboys will come to your homepage and attack your families, yes, they have some guys in the police team and find out your privacy info. And they will gather together, like hundreds of thounsands people suddenly appeared in somewhere to do sth like against another fanboys group. Almost every adults I know hate these fan culturue and we think goverment is doing right thing
A lot of Korean fans seem to be the same.
A Chinese word:玩物丧志（ignore their dream with too much games）
gov hope child spent more time on lesson,book and sport,rather than lying on bed with a phone whole day,even some children don't go to school.
物极必反, take it to the extreme and watch it backfire.
@@laxsin yeah same thing if you don't keep things in control also will be 物极必反。LOL
Is China regulating the audio
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As far as I know! BBC is!
it's not the goverment spy you, it's the app who spy you, then they push the product you mention before ok?
@@我还能嗑扶我起来 what about wechat
Dulcé right there with you girl!
I hope we can do the same here in US.
I wouldn't say that I'm a Trevor Noah fan but I spend hours upon hours watching him so maybe I need that china curfew
I watched many hours of Trevor during my 2020 Ch8na visit.
3 hours video game per week? Dang they are mad lucky 😂
My tiger mom: No 🛑 video games in this household!
You'll be grateful to her some day in the future.
As a Chinese, I’m surprised I’m not even mad about this vid. Usually these commentaries on China from you westerners is biased and that gets me mad, but
Trevor, with your show, you’re a man of tact.
Will never get tired of the Trump "GYNAA" pronunciation
I hope he never stops 😂
Yes. I miss him so much
2 afros on screen
@@enzomonti3625 He doesn't miss you though, you're a tool and he used you as such.
Even as a Chinese, I pronounce it GYNAA now, people loves it.
The Chinese government is pretty smart and practical, perhaps too practical, but prohibiting addiction never worked in the past. I guess we'll see the results in 10 years
It worked, that's why the british invaded them.
@@lizerat so possibly going blind is basically the same as feeling you’re in Cloud 9?
So China sees a problem , it fixes that problem. So what's the problem with that.
It's surprising , if china were to make a show about USA and its politics , and were to interfere in America's internal matter, I would be a hit.
Trevor actually mean that. But he understandably cant straightly point that out, or he will be attacked by brainwashed people.
So is SK and Japan. They have laws how many hours youngsters can spent on gaming.
SK saw how the world treat china when they did the same thing and quickly abolished it before they got caught too.
@@EricChien95 poor SK live in others' mouths? Why not my own way? less of confidence🤣🤣
NK are real Koreans, the SK is just a bunch of betas.
@@EricChien95 SK started it way earlier than China. At least 10 years earlier.
Way to go China. ❤
Word
Way to make the unemployment rate rise
Correction others have made: TikTok is the foreign port of Douyin (pronounced dough-EEN)
Tik tok is the overseas version of Douyin 抖音
dough-yEEn
@@marcd2726 Nah, that 'y' is 0% pronounced
At least they will make a certain dent in the global silicon shortage 🥳
Nah, the miners will just move. Apparently they're moving to Kazakhstan and Russia.
The reality is miners will continue to impact consumer GPU supplies until such time that the ROI from GPU mining goes down.
Tbh this was an argument I had with my brother about cryptocurrency. It started with a discussion about fiat currency (that national currencies are also fiat currencies nowadays) but I came back with "Yes, but national currencies are tied to those nation's economies. If governments decide cryptocurrency is illegal then the value will instantly evaporate. But a country will never abolish their national currency."
Man, as a Chinese, I have to say that I love all your jokes specially the warzone one. You are funny af.
And, yeah, people who bought crypto knew it was completely unregulated.
I love the „new“ format - please! keep that. Turning aside and talking with the crew (I guess) is so hilarious 😆
Welcome to Trevors toxic fan club 🤘
Wait a minute. I LOVE the idea of calling fans of Trevor Noah *"The Dimplings."* That is super cute...Like Trevor!!
Sincerely,
Dr. Braxstine, [self-appointed] *Secretary of The Dimplings Fan Club* 🤗🥰
It was great. I'm following actively chineese news and this sketch summed it up.
Great work guys
The Dimplings sounds adorable 🤣🤣
No, we do not all love technology.
And I don't like wheat or rice, but I still rather live in a world that isn't starving.
Trevor I love you but the audio for your channel is atrocious I usually keep my TV at volume of 25 but have to turn it up to 70 to hear your videos 0.o
The only thing I could think of was "two bedroom apartment in downtown Shanghai" $$$$$ T.T
Glad that Trevor kept the stance of western value but also revealed some points of another angle of the truth
On top of announcing the online game restrictions, Chinese govt. also provided many free after school physical activities and the art & music programs for school aged children.