@@叶泰-z9y China are already making better products for eg. 5G equipment, smartphones, electric vehicles, Solar panels, wind turbine, infrastructures for Belt & Road Initiative and the list goes out, besides being the manufacturing capital of the world. China is also the top innovators in the development of technological products, bioscience and new materials in the world. The US and the West are the ones complaining and are doing a Tonya Harding on China like an insecure loser because they are scared to compete with China,
@@叶泰-z9y He doesn’t blamed china. Instead he praised China. 🇨🇳 As a Pakistani I can confirm that we can use cutting edge technologies in cheap price which are very expensive in west & even not functional in the west.
When the west supply everything from 1900's to 2000's, the west never complained, but now they have competition, they scare. I remember most of the cars in China came from US,and europe, now they complaining about productivity.
when elon musk founded tesla, the west called him a genius for making evs. When China made better EVs than tesla, the green-eyed monsters amerikkka ukkk eu kkkanada falsely accuse China of "over-capacity" and try to tonya-harding China. their racist imperialist bullshit is truly obnoxious.
In the past 30 years, the Chinese auto market has been dominated by German, Japanese and American automakers. China is the world's largest auto market, almost twice the size of the second-ranked US auto market. But China has not complained about the overcapacity of the US, Germany and Japan. Now that China's electric vehicles have only been rising for two or three years, with only 5% of the production capacity (Chinese brands are almost invisible in the West), the West has labeled it as "overcapacity" and even imposed a 100% tariff, while more than 75% of the production capacity of German and Japanese brands is exported. How hypocritical.
US House passed HR 1157, $1.6 billion allocation over 5 years with a bipartisan majority 351 to 36 on this Monday for anti-China propaganda. . The amount is meant to subsidize media and civil societies overseas.
thought theyr'e already doing this...look at the mass amount of anti-China channels like China Observer, not to mention inviduals like Serpentza and his pal...i'm sure they're paid at this point for their share of work by the US administration
I never knew China was so advance until Chip war started, even during Trump earlier trade war time it does not hint that China was already modernising and advanced... Respect China
There are several industries where China have led the global markets - new energy vehicles (NEVs), solar panels, batteries and energy storage solutions, various types of machinery and equipment, wind towers and home appliances
Many people don't know China's advanced new technologies bc the Chinese are not boastful, humble and quiet achievers. They work with their brains and limbs, not with their mouths and prefer to let their brilliant results do the talking.
@@thisiskevin1000 also China has also becoming leader in shipbuilding and nuclear energy… China has clearly stepped up their games. Chinese government’s push for technological advances in all sectors in the last 15 years definitely paid off.
In 2012, when Xi Jinping told Obama, "The Pacific Ocean is big enough to accommodate both China and the United States," it already signified that China had enough comprehensive national strength to stand on equal footing with the U.S. However, Obama didn’t buy it. In 2016, Xi Jinping told Trump, "We have a thousand reasons to make China-U.S. relations work, and not a single reason to ruin them," but Trump still didn’t buy it. Xi Jinping also said similar things to Biden, but Biden didn’t buy it either. Let’s keep watching to see who the final winner will be!
As an Indian I'll say we very far behind china and the gap is getting wider sadly as ai technology rises and china is leading in this race it's almost impossible for us to ever take benefit of our huge population also our government are still busy playing blame and divide game
Something people aren't talking abt anymore, all of a sudden, they tunnel visioned onto how AI and semiconductors are a threat but forgot what AI is actually going to do to the manufacturing sector. Brining thise jobs back to America was always a pipe dream founded in the back of the broke American dream. Yeah you can do it if you destroy the economy and become facist because that's what it will take
What made things worse, Indian politicians and media are feeding poisons to the own people with alternative facts and bigotry to divert attention and causing animosity between both nations. Indians should know why or do they? Perhaps due to the western well funded propaganda and India's self jeorlousy/arrogance! India is just not of the same league except in the population size. Large doesnt always mean Good !
India is where the iPhone 16 and Pro models are assembled. In addition to having public restrooms, individuals continue to avoid meditation by drinking cow urine here. We are also Vishwaa gurus. While we evolved, China is still a developing nation. How could we lag behind China so much?
yes they are not a threat they are leading the way forwards : America has shown they cannot inovate in fact they are way behind : they can only Stop imporovment by destroying intelectual cultures ! the roboting Scenen in China has been decades in front and they only lacked in brains ! now we have llms ! ( they unlimate black box tool ! ) .... Neural networks was a chaet fix for many problems , now we actaully have a real black box problem solver ! ( which you can talk to !)
China is not a threat, China is the leader of the world who is helping those countries that were previously oppressed by the US, UK, and Western Europe!!!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Here is why some of the reasons West afraid of China? 1) Manufacturing superiority over US. 2) Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) = WEST failed BBBW. 3) Better Infrastructure > US collapsing infrastructure & deteriorating public facilities. 4) Beidou = GPS. 5) Heavenly space station = International space station. 6) China Cheap Electric Vehicle (EV) > US internal combustion engine & Expensive EV. 7) Huawei 5G & coming 6G > US 4G & 4.5G😅 8) China lifted 850 millions people out of poverty > US incredible surge in homeless & surging middle class poverty. 9) China strict Drugs and Guns Rules. > US drugs addiction and Guns violence mass shooting. Safety problems. 10) China strict anti corruption laws > US disguise political corruptions by lobbyist as political donations.
Yeah, SHEIN is a testimony. Garment business move from China to SE asia and South Asia many years (>10)ago due to rise human cost, but shein still made in China in a reasonable cost by leverage high efficiency of infrastructure and supply chain.
What can i say. I am really impressed by those factories. You don't see workers in most of those factories in the video and the other aspect is that those factories are huge.
When you have a bad life, no one will pay attention to you, let alone care about you. There is an old saying in China that the poor have no one to ask in the busy city, and the rich have distant relatives in the mountains. This is very realistic.
I bought a ebike made in China which I have been riding for almost 3 years. No problem. Free delivery, include battery and battery charger, takes me from my home to downtown 15km each way on bicycle lanes. US company part sourced from China. I paid only $398 exclude taxes on sale from Walmart. Tell me why I should not buy it when similar ebikes downtown are listed at $5000+ or even $10,000+, tell me why I should not pay only $398 for it when the others are also made in China lol.....
I'll tell you why. Do you have a job? Where did you get the money from to buy the bike? From your job, right? Let's say you work for a bike manufacturing company in the US and one day you are out of a job because your company was dissolved due to unfair competition where a Chinese government-subsidized company has overproduced bikes and dumped them into the US market. Not only bikes, my friend, you look at all the consumer products in the market today and the majority of them were China-made. China's subsidies to its companies have had several effects on the US economy, including: (1) Job losses. While US consumers have benefited from cheaper goods, millions of US jobs have been lost due to import competition. (2) Unfair competition. China's subsidies have led to unfair competition in industries like steel and aluminum, where US products are undercut by lower-priced Chinese alternatives. (3) Industrial overcapacity. China's subsidies have led to industrial overcapacity, which can compromise supply chain resilience and lead to job losses. (4) National security concerns. Chinese investment in the US raises national security concerns, as China steals American companies' technology. In short, the Future of the International Economic Order and for that matter World peace rests on your decision to support/not support China's unfair economic practices...China has a number of economic strategies that destabilize the Western economy.
@@yolanda3144-z8k Tell me why is it unfair competition ? China let all Western companies come and manufacture whatever there ? Up until recently US autos were still very popular in China and GM andFord makes a lot of $ from Chinese consumers. Only now when they see their country is being sanctioned unfairly do they slowly decide to foresake the Western brands like GM Ford, VW BMW, Mercedes-Benz auto because the China government is very smart, they provide incentives for their citizens to buy their own EVs and spends $ in infrastructures like electric grids, 5G 6G networks , Belt and Road I, instead of billlions and billions on useless wars abroad that produce nothing but destroy other countries. BTW you people keep discriminate China, whenever China succeeds in something, you cry China steals your technology. Even the title of this video is discriminatory towards China saying China is a threat. Why is it a threat ? No one forces you to buy made in China products. When we Chinese were "sick people in the Far East and we worship your products, did we say your products are a threat to our country ? A threat because western manufacturers need to make $ and rely on China supply chains ? A threat when your dock crane automation are all made in China ? And there is a tracking device inside each Chinese product to track your every movements ? Why does CCP want to track regular other country citizens' movement, what for ? What about the benefits of everybody able to afford good quality products in the world to save money and not burn gasoline and let the world reach the climte change CO2 reduction target sooner ?
Rafa, keep up with good content. You are doing a great job. Don't replace your format with AI-generated content. We need to see you in places and report what you see. Don't forget to show rural China as well. Liked.
Ich bin gerade auch im ländlichen China. Und selbst da ist eine erstaunliche Entwicklung zu erkennen. Man darf nicht vergessen, dass das Land in 50 Jahren vom Agrarland zum führenden Industrieland geworden ist. Und im Gegensatz zum Westen, wo die Gewinne privatisiert werden, werden sie hier für die Verbesserung der Lebensbedingungen verwendet. Und das sieht man und die Menschen honorieren das!
Chinese are hard-working people. In order to win back manufacturers. We need to work like them, work harder, longer hours, and get payless than them. Chinese workers are concerned about their productivity and quality outputs for their companies. American workers are concerned about taking a break on time, work-life balance, going golfing, and having BBQ before the sun goes down.
Far too many people out there have far too much of a simplistic mindset to how manufacturing and production works - in believing that labor costs are the ONLY variable factor involved in the process of bringing a product to market. When we talk about a "supply chain", this is similar to the logistical supply that is needed to run an army, an airforce and a navy - having just the man power is not enough. Armaments, clothing, food, water, fuel, shelter, etc and the means to bring those to the men and women, all do not appear magically from nowhere to support the military personnel. So too, the manufacturing of goods and services and the means of production and bringing them to market in the most cost efficient way possible including timeliness in delivery from the tiniest of screws needed for the manufacturing of an article to the final presentation in a store near you. Low cost labor although a large chunk of a production cost comes from that, is not the only variable. Collectively, all the other costs combined can match labor costs alone and if any variable within the chain is unsecured, the total cost of the product can be astronomical - such as bad delivery schedules due to a lack of adequate infrastructure, can lead to lost opportunity costs in bringing a product to the market ahead of a competitor - or missing out on a peak selling season. Low labor costs with quality issue in production can also lead to warrantee costs and loss in goodwill and market confidence of a product or a brand - what is the use of bringing out a low cost product if no one wants to buy it in the end? The public sometimes assume too much. They hear that "labor cost too much" and that "labor unions are asking for too much money" and instantly think that this is where the primary problem in the cost of their product is derived when it is not even a quarter of the entire story.. Similarly, when they hear that "China is dumping their products in our country", I'd bet they never stopped to think, "now, just how are they doing that? Is China smuggling products into WalMart and KMart and sneaking those into their shelves? Without asking for payment? Or simply dumping their goods on our docks and leaving without any payment received?" Someone in our country has to decide to BUY those products first and make payments for them. If they don't. even if China offers the products for free, and no one wants to take them, how can China "dump" those goods on our shores? It is insipidly stupid to think of such in simplistic, naive and even a gullible manner and be sucked into propaganda hubris on any matter and I, for one, am sick and tired of it all.
The term "cheap labor" reflects the reality of your meager salary. However, in the eyes of these strange media, "rising labor prices" has become a completely bad thing.
In the past 30 years, the Chinese auto market has been dominated by German, Japanese and American automakers. China is the world's largest auto market, almost twice the size of the second-ranked US auto market. But China has not complained about the overcapacity of the US, Germany and Japan. Now that China's electric vehicles have only been rising for two or three years, with only 5% of the production capacity exported (Chinese brands are almost invisible in the West), the West has labeled it as "overcapacity" and even imposed a 100% tariff, while more than 75% of the production capacity of German and Japanese brands is exported. How hypocritical.
@@snowlee-ml7rr Every time the West finds itself unable to compete due their own failed internal policies and failure to plan AHEAD, they'd try to find someone else to blame on their own incompetence. Japan was once targeted by the U.S. in the same way as the U.S. itself was once targeted by Great Britain after the American Revolutionary War. It is now China's turn to be used as a scape-goat. In business, there has been a saying - "When you fail to plan, you are actually planning to fail". This can be applied to Western governance where only short term plans are ever conceived for their election cycles of a few short years. This is no way to run a nation in the 21st Century where long-term planning on a total holistic manner right from birth of its population to education to graduation to suit into industries should be taken into account. In other words, a properly planned economy rather than one that is based upon "laissez-faire" and luck. We are moving further and further into the technological age of science and mathematics, of futuristic advancements and yet, we still have Western governments working along old 18th century methodologies. China is forging ahead and leaving those who have failed to plan, further and further behind which has instigated the U.S. use of its "Tonya Harding knee-capping your competitor to win a race" method. Truthfully, a despicable and evil act which hopefully will not win in the long run - even as Tonya Harding and her supporters did not.
Thank you so very much for your sharing us the manufacturing capabilities in Motherland, China. Your podcast is awesome & thank you for keeping us informed of the current economic climate/situation in Motherland, China. Bless you, Rafael.👍🏼🇨🇳🌏☮️🙏🙂❗️
And indian youtubers spreading news like china economy is collapsing...soon india will beat china in economy,military and technology and become super power...hahaha😂😂😂😂
They are the West's parrots repeating their masters' lies and narratives. They are a country of the future where the future never arrives. Superpower 2010, 2015, 2020, 2025, 2030, 2035,........ 2050, 2055,........ 😂😂😂 From : Singapore 🇸🇬
Actually the real threat of China is its people are willing to accept the lowest profit margin. America can and have been making everything China makes but just charges more. Rich consumers don't mind and will still pay for them but the majority would prefer lower price if they are available. China offers a cheaper alternative to everything. Over time the Chinese goods find the market the masses prefer. Solar panel is just an example. China has brought down the cost by over 95% so solar is now the cheapest way to generate electricity. It is even cheaper than running a thermal power plant that needs fuel. EV is the next example. The US and EU produce and sell EV as expensive toys that cost considerably more than the ICE cars. Chinese EVs are cheaper than ICE cars because they have less parts and a lot easier to make. In the long term when people realize EV does not need fossil fuel but just electricity to run they will eventually switch over.
At present, China is the only country in the world with a complete industry that can produce all the products it needs and the world needs. This position is based on China's overall mastery of 525 industrial categories, which include 39 industrial categories and 191 sub-categories. China's industrial system focuses on large and comprehensive, rather than high precision, which makes China the only country in the world with all the industrial categories in the United Nations Industrial classification. Although some may mention the United States, in fact, only China in the world has such a complete industrial system. Europe can also be seen as an organization with a whole range of industries if it can integrate the industrial strength of its member states, but only in the EU as a whole, not in individual countries. Therefore, when discussing countries with complete industrial systems on a global scale, China is unique
Tesla uses 213 of BYD's patents. The patents cover battery management, motor design, electronic control systems, and silicon carbide semiconductor technology, including fast charge technology, battery management systems, motor control systems, and vehicle control systems. By learning from these technologies, Tesla has achieved more efficient and faster electric vehicle charging, especially in the technical application of the 4680 battery, which has achieved significant performance improvement by integrating BYD's technical essence. In addition, Tesla's rotor oil pipeline design is highly similar to BYD's design, which is designed to reduce the resistance generated by oil agitation during the operation of Tesla motors
In any case, they have no chance of winning in the long run unless they lead the fourth Industrial Revolution completely or create a new system of development🤷♂️
@@后宫后 I am of the opinion that every country can do what China has done to develop the supply chain if it hasn't got it. The stumbling block is cost, availability of talent and materials. The last two can be made up by pouring more money into the industry. China has been successful and difficult to compete because China over the years has made everything competitive. Electrical power for instance is less than half of the US. Remember China in 1949 had nothing. When Richard Nixon visited China in 1972 the Chinese went around only on bicycles. In 1988 China was poorer than every African country except two. China has worked itself to today's position by sheer hard work and that is not something easily replicated by any country.
Chinese factories are getting more and more smart too. They’re well aware that labour cost is high. Have a look at the recently announced wuling car factory, there’s barely any workers on the floor. Everything’s done by robots
Chinese workers are concerned about their productivity and quality outputs for their company. American workers are concerned about taking a break on time, work-life balance, going golfing, and having BBQ before the sun goes down.
Which is exactly why Chinas ecomony is imploding. There needs to purpose to the hardwork, otherwise what is the point? Slavery never appealed to anyone, including the Chinese population but they are admittedly more conditioned to it. Anyway 10 more years there will be no need for ANY human labour at all, at that point its game over for the current economic concerns. I would imagine there is a global plan too depopulate already ongoing.
@@rufanuf1In fact, China has the largest number of overseas tourists in the world. Chinese people work fewer hours than Indians. Chinese people also pay great attention to their diet. China is the world's largest producer of agricultural products, but it is also the world's largest importer of agricultural products. India has a larger population than China and fewer agricultural products than China, but India is a net exporter of agricultural products.
Strength and independence 💪 correlate to a country's ability to produce. America's biggest mistake was outsourcing much of its manufacturing. You can not be dependent on countries you don't even have the best of relationships with! 😳
Since China is developing so vastly, China will escape the problem of the middle income economy trap. I'm in Singapore. Singapore faced it before and went up the value chain. Thus escaping it.
More than half a century of western dominance of the world markets have not resulted in a healthy experience for the rest of the world; in fact, it has just deepened the social and economic fractures in most countries , making them more vulnerable to rich countries and it's enterprises; Its time to look for something new or different; China may be more of the same, or maybe not, Anyway, it's worth trying, After all, nothing better can be expected if we don't change sides.
China has zero tariffs on 33 poor countries in Africa. It also welcomes the United States and all Western countries to adopt the same policy towards the poor countries in Africa.
When Apple defeated mobile phone brands like Nokia, Siemens, Motorola, Ericsson, Philips, Sharp, Sony, and others, it wasn't an issue. When Germany, Japan, and the U.S. exported large numbers of cars, it wasn't an issue either. But when it comes to China, it's suddenly a problem?
True, I saw a video of factory workers sitting in a line in India assembling iPhones. And then I saw a video about automated smartphone manufacturing in China. The Foxconn factory in India manufacturing iPhones looked like something from the previous century! And the Chinese automated manufacturing looked like something from the future. I think the Chinese tech progress is good. The world can't remain stuck in old manufacturing.
Now Chinese people will first consider Chinese brand electric vehicles cars when buying electric cars , because Chinese brand electric vehicles have more reliable quality, more advanced technology application, and higher market share. At present, the top 10 electric vehicle models in China are basically Chinese brands, and BYD sold more than 500000 electric vehicles in China in November
I remembered one UK portable Gas C analysis mechine company, sending the design to China company to manufacture but receive modified design back, to surprised to UK company, the China modified one much better, so UK company accepted and went ahead the product in China. So who own copyright!
@ElsonSas, Yes that's true and it was _"legalized"_ as _"Thucydides trap theory"._ But _"don't forget"_ that China also has their own philosopher theory, like saying _"The greatest victory is achieved when you fire no bullet"._ That's by Sun Tzu.
Watching post war box minded diabolical state wondered how those who transform our planet from dark cold rock into the shining star actually keep pushing us forward towards the stars. Unbelievable.
Not fully correct,China, during the Tang Dynasty, was 100% self-sufficient and there was nothing the rest of the world produced that China needed as China was decades and in some cases centuries ahead of the world.
Ain't American companies supposed to be the best in the world? Since they claimed to be the best and charge premium prices to consumers, they should produce better products and provide better services than the Chinese. There's no reason and is unexceptable that these companies can't out match or outperform the Chinese in quality or innovation.
2035 china become super power and richest in the world china can occupy the Taiwan also china occupied north mayanmar some parts and U.S.A broke out State they become saparate countries and india occupy Pakistan, Bangladesh, srilanka, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan some parts, Nepal, Butan , Mayanmar, Thailand, malaysia, Singapore and combodia countries India become world second richest country
What you didn't add on is the AI Robots. They work 24/7, no annual leave, no tea breaks, no need to see doctors or go home. These Robots are the best and will be on the battlefield in no time where human don't have to die in China😂😂😂😂😅
The euphemism 'supply chain' is truth is capitalism at its best : entrepreneurs use the opportunity to grow from one specialised product in a smart partnership, to a OEM one day. Many have succeeded, many more on the way. Industrialization requires sacrifice, hardworking and knowledge seeking. 'Soft culture' society seeks only immediate pleasures and short term gains.They are mainly highly politicized societies and naturally tend to be in the service industries.
@@ZynzeNycraile yeah, they are moving from trash to treasure quickly. I believe there's a new law banning the production of low quality goods, which run afoul to the green policy.
To beat China is actually not that hard their number of youth are declining compared to their elder population … all you have to do is have people get into working hard again not by forcing but by raising their spirit to produce dedicated group of hard working people
I don't know what you're talking about. You are truly ignorant. Do you know what Industry 4.0 is? Chinese factories have long started large-scale automation, and people have slowly shifted towards the service industry. If you are still spreading what FOX, BBC, CNN, FBI, CIA have taught you, such as China enslaving its people and being a sweatshop, it is too clich é. You should update your knowledge and perhaps ask FOX, BBC, CNN, FBI, CIA for new textbooks😂😂😂
Why should Africans think of challenging china?! What have Chinese done to Africans that's so bad that we as Africans should join hands to challenge china?!
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The whole world know who the real threat is.
The USA?
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Precisely. Very true.
The USA and it's 6 barking dogs...
The country who is behind every wars since after WWII
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China is only a threat to the west but an angel to the less developed countries in the global south.
Then develope yourself, make better products, instead of complaining China
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China are already making better products for eg. 5G equipment, smartphones, electric vehicles, Solar panels, wind turbine, infrastructures for Belt & Road Initiative and the list goes out, besides being the manufacturing capital of the world. China is also the top innovators in the development of technological products, bioscience and new materials in the world. The US and the West are the ones complaining and are doing a Tonya Harding on China like an insecure loser because they are scared to compete with China,
@@叶泰-z9y He doesn’t blamed china. Instead he praised China. 🇨🇳
As a Pakistani I can confirm that we can use cutting edge technologies in cheap price which are very expensive in west & even not functional in the west.
Absolutely. Thanks to China, my quality of life has improved so much.
@@Fun_Vid. Yes, indeed. May translation issue. 😊😊😊
When the west supply everything from 1900's to 2000's, the west never complained, but now they have competition, they scare. I remember most of the cars in China came from US,and europe, now they complaining about productivity.
Western countries are most jealous in human history
when elon musk founded tesla, the west called him a genius for making evs.
When China made better EVs than tesla, the green-eyed monsters amerikkka ukkk eu kkkanada falsely accuse China of "over-capacity" and try to tonya-harding China.
their racist imperialist bullshit is truly obnoxious.
Bunches of xenophobic thugs
未来10年到20年，全球南方国家必然走上高速发展之路
In the past 30 years, the Chinese auto market has been dominated by German, Japanese and American automakers. China is the world's largest auto market, almost twice the size of the second-ranked US auto market. But China has not complained about the overcapacity of the US, Germany and Japan. Now that China's electric vehicles have only been rising for two or three years, with only 5% of the production capacity (Chinese brands are almost invisible in the West), the West has labeled it as "overcapacity" and even imposed a 100% tariff, while more than 75% of the production capacity of German and Japanese brands is exported. How hypocritical.
US House passed HR 1157, $1.6 billion allocation over 5 years with a bipartisan majority 351 to 36 on this Monday for anti-China propaganda. .
The amount is meant to subsidize media and civil societies overseas.
U$: we want to discredit Beijing’s Belt & Road initiatives worldwide
thought theyr'e already doing this...look at the mass amount of anti-China channels like China Observer, not to mention inviduals like Serpentza and his pal...i'm sure they're paid at this point for their share of work by the US administration
China has an army of free anti propagandists，due to 144 hr visa free travel policy
This video worth 600$😂
It doesn't work because the genocide in Gaza has already destroyed the image of the US. Military aggression no longer works on this planet.
I never knew China was so advance until Chip war started, even during Trump earlier trade war time it does not hint that China was already modernising and advanced... Respect China
There are several industries where China have led the global markets - new energy vehicles (NEVs), solar panels, batteries and energy storage solutions, various types of machinery and equipment, wind towers and home appliances
Many people don't know China's advanced new technologies bc the Chinese are not boastful, humble and quiet achievers. They work with their brains and limbs, not with their mouths and prefer to let their brilliant results do the talking.
@@thisiskevin1000 also China has also becoming leader in shipbuilding and nuclear energy… China has clearly stepped up their games. Chinese government’s push for technological advances in all sectors in the last 15 years definitely paid off.
Yeah nuclear energy. That was really surprising
In 2012, when Xi Jinping told Obama, "The Pacific Ocean is big enough to accommodate both China and the United States," it already signified that China had enough comprehensive national strength to stand on equal footing with the U.S. However, Obama didn’t buy it. In 2016, Xi Jinping told Trump, "We have a thousand reasons to make China-U.S. relations work, and not a single reason to ruin them," but Trump still didn’t buy it. Xi Jinping also said similar things to Biden, but Biden didn’t buy it either. Let’s keep watching to see who the final winner will be!
As an Indian I'll say we very far behind china and the gap is getting wider sadly as ai technology rises and china is leading in this race it's almost impossible for us to ever take benefit of our huge population also our government are still busy playing blame and divide game
Something people aren't talking abt anymore, all of a sudden, they tunnel visioned onto how AI and semiconductors are a threat but forgot what AI is actually going to do to the manufacturing sector.
Brining thise jobs back to America was always a pipe dream founded in the back of the broke American dream. Yeah you can do it if you destroy the economy and become facist because that's what it will take
What made things worse, Indian politicians and media are feeding poisons to the own people with alternative facts and bigotry to divert attention and causing animosity between both nations. Indians should know why or do they? Perhaps due to the western well funded propaganda and India's self jeorlousy/arrogance! India is just not of the same league except in the population size. Large doesnt always mean Good !
u r dreaming. my country india is superpower country.
India is where the iPhone 16 and Pro models are assembled. In addition to having public restrooms, individuals continue to avoid meditation by drinking cow urine here. We are also Vishwaa gurus. While we evolved, China is still a developing nation. How could we lag behind China so much?
@@fannyalbi9040No, your country is a superpooper
Threat against hegemony, not against humanity. Why the fuss?
Always “threat, threat, threat” whenever someone is better.
yes they are not a threat they are leading the way forwards : America has shown they cannot inovate in fact they are way behind : they can only Stop imporovment by destroying intelectual cultures ! the roboting Scenen in China has been decades in front and they only lacked in brains ! now we have llms ! ( they unlimate black box tool ! ) .... Neural networks was a chaet fix for many problems , now we actaully have a real black box problem solver ! ( which you can talk to !)
China is not better in making things they steal all the information how things are made then coping it 🤔👎👎👎
It's not only because you are better but with each "betterment" of yours , your steps of imperialism is growing even further !
National security warning, first time
192 likes for this propaganda. CCP kids huh?.
Technologically, and very very smart and experienced labor. No other countries have such abilities.....
lol
@@rufanuf1🇺🇸
China is not a threat, China is the leader of the world who is helping those countries that were previously oppressed by the US, UK, and Western Europe!!!
As far as I'm concerned, if it isn't made in China...I paid to much!
The subsequent incident involving the collusion between the U.S. and Israel regarding pagers and walkie-talkies confirmed what you said.
Made in China products. Look at the quality.
Just compare amazon prices to aliexpress or temu, craaaazy difference in some products
@@فيافيالتأملمهمةإصلاح Now, compare the quality and performance.
@@jamesaaronmanarang if same company makes it, then it's same quality only cheaper
THREAT??? who is the mafia of the world???
Urinated States
United mamarica
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@user-co7xv5wd6u urinated states pet?
America always talks of "threat"....for everything that challenges them....always from an hostile concept....instead of calling "competition"
When you sucked at what you do and cannot compete, the stronger competitor is defined as a threat to you in every way possible. 😂😂😂
Absolutely agree 💯
Exactly, it's quite embarrassing for the West
@@LW78321
Agree. Embarrassment and shame are not in their vocab.
Totally!
You do not know anything about economics and politics.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Here is why some of the reasons West afraid of China?
1) Manufacturing superiority over US.
2) Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) = WEST failed BBBW.
3) Better Infrastructure > US collapsing infrastructure & deteriorating public facilities.
4) Beidou = GPS.
5) Heavenly space station = International space station.
6) China Cheap Electric Vehicle (EV) > US internal combustion engine & Expensive EV.
7) Huawei 5G & coming 6G > US 4G & 4.5G😅
8) China lifted 850 millions people out of poverty > US incredible surge in homeless & surging middle class poverty.
9) China strict Drugs and Guns Rules. > US drugs addiction and Guns violence mass shooting. Safety problems.
10) China strict anti corruption laws > US disguise political corruptions by lobbyist as political donations.
A strong China = A strong global south
This is what they fear most 😅
USD is a weapon. Democracy is a weapon.
What happened in Gaza: "just peacefully conflicts"
China sells product: "Big threat to the world, we need more money from tax payer"🤣
Yeah, SHEIN is a testimony. Garment business move from China to SE asia and South Asia many years (>10)ago due to rise human cost, but shein still made in China in a reasonable cost by leverage high efficiency of infrastructure and supply chain.
What can i say. I am really impressed by those factories.
You don't see workers in most of those factories in the video and the other aspect is that those factories are huge.
When you have a bad life, no one will pay attention to you, let alone care about you. There is an old saying in China that the poor have no one to ask in the busy city, and the rich have distant relatives in the mountains. This is very realistic.
I bought a ebike made in China which I have been riding for almost 3 years. No problem. Free delivery, include battery and battery charger, takes me from my home to downtown 15km each way on bicycle lanes. US company part sourced from China. I paid only $398 exclude taxes on sale from Walmart. Tell me why I should not buy it when similar ebikes downtown are listed at $5000+ or even $10,000+, tell me why I should not pay only $398 for it when the others are also made in China lol.....
I'll tell you why. Do you have a job? Where did you get the money from to buy the bike? From your job, right? Let's say you work for a bike manufacturing company in the US and one day you are out of a job because your company was dissolved due to unfair competition where a Chinese government-subsidized company has overproduced bikes and dumped them into the US market. Not only bikes, my friend, you look at all the consumer products in the market today and the majority of them were China-made. China's subsidies to its companies have had several effects on the US economy, including: (1) Job losses. While US consumers have benefited from cheaper goods, millions of US jobs have been lost due to import competition. (2) Unfair competition. China's subsidies have led to unfair competition in industries like steel and aluminum, where US products are undercut by lower-priced Chinese alternatives. (3) Industrial overcapacity. China's subsidies have led to industrial overcapacity, which can compromise supply chain resilience and lead to job losses. (4) National security concerns. Chinese investment in the US raises national security concerns, as China steals American companies' technology.
In short, the Future of the International Economic Order and for that matter World peace rests on your decision to support/not support China's unfair economic practices...China has a number of economic strategies that destabilize the Western economy.
@@yolanda3144-z8k 你的叙事方式和美国的政客口吻是如此一致，即便很多解释都是如此荒谬。你的第一点，失业。请问美国把大量的制造业搬离美国本土的时候，像您这样聪明的人士为什么不制止？为什么美国资本把大量的资金和资源集中在金融业而从全世界搜刮财富的时候，你有没有觉得美国对全世界缺乏一个交代？当美国向全世界倾销商品并占有主导地位的时候，有考虑过其它国家的工作岗位吗？你的第二点，不公平竞争。请问美国的芯片法案的核心是什么？补贴？美国没有补贴？如果补贴能让一个国家的制造业占领全世界，那我想没有一个国家比美国更有钱更能做成这件事情。毕竟美国印钞篇从来不用考虑通货膨胀问题。第三点，工业产能过剩。iphone占据全球市场的时候，请问产能过剩吗？微软统治操作领域的时候，产能过剩吗？DELL服务器行销全世界的时候，产能过剩吗？英伟达占据全球90%以上的显卡份额，产能过剩吗？高通？思科？还需要我举更多例子吗？这些公司有没有获得美国政府的补贴，拜托你自己查一下。第四点，国家安全问题。看看以色列炸了传呼机，那才是真正对世界的威胁。美国在炒作中国威胁的时候，请问有实际案例吗？哪怕举一个例子出来。这在法律上叫做有罪推定吧？中国窃取了美国什么技术？来，举些例子。什么叫做破坏西方经济稳定？我的理解是中国物美价廉的商品打破了西方公司疯狂赚取高额利润的图谋吧。这时候就没有公平竞争了？
@@yolanda3144-z8k Tell me why is it unfair competition ? China let all Western companies come and manufacture whatever there ? Up until recently US autos were still very popular in China and GM andFord makes a lot of $ from Chinese consumers. Only now when they see their country is being sanctioned unfairly do they slowly decide to foresake the Western brands like GM Ford, VW BMW, Mercedes-Benz auto because the China government is very smart, they provide incentives for their citizens to buy their own EVs and spends $ in infrastructures like electric grids, 5G 6G networks , Belt and Road I, instead of billlions and billions on useless wars abroad that produce nothing but destroy other countries. BTW you people keep discriminate China, whenever China succeeds in something, you cry China steals your technology. Even the title of this video is discriminatory towards China saying China is a threat. Why is it a threat ? No one forces you to buy made in China products. When we Chinese were "sick people in the Far East and we worship your products, did we say your products are a threat to our country ? A threat because western manufacturers need to make $ and rely on China supply chains ? A threat when your dock crane automation are all made in China ? And there is a tracking device inside each Chinese product to track your every movements ? Why does CCP want to track regular other country citizens' movement, what for ? What about the benefits of everybody able to afford good quality products in the world to save money and not burn gasoline and let the world reach the climte change CO2 reduction target sooner ?
Rafa, keep up with good content. You are doing a great job. Don't replace your format with AI-generated content. We need to see you in places and report what you see. Don't forget to show rural China as well. Liked.
Ich bin gerade auch im ländlichen China. Und selbst da ist eine erstaunliche Entwicklung zu erkennen. Man darf nicht vergessen, dass das Land in 50 Jahren vom Agrarland zum führenden Industrieland geworden ist. Und im Gegensatz zum Westen, wo die Gewinne privatisiert werden, werden sie hier für die Verbesserung der Lebensbedingungen verwendet. Und das sieht man und die Menschen honorieren das!
Both very true and great comments 👍🏻👍🏻
From : Singapore 🇸🇬
Chinese are hard-working people.
In order to win back manufacturers.
We need to work like them, work harder, longer hours, and get payless than them.
Chinese workers are concerned about their productivity and quality outputs for their companies.
American workers are concerned about taking a break on time, work-life balance, going golfing, and having BBQ before the sun goes down.
True. Exactly what you described.
From : Singapore 🇸🇬
In fact, people everywhere are the same, after all, the company's profits will not go into your savings ( )
Far too many people out there have far too much of a simplistic mindset to how manufacturing and production works - in believing that labor costs are the ONLY variable factor involved in the process of bringing a product to market.
When we talk about a "supply chain", this is similar to the logistical supply that is needed to run an army, an airforce and a navy - having just the man power is not enough. Armaments, clothing, food, water, fuel, shelter, etc and the means to bring those to the men and women, all do not appear magically from nowhere to support the military personnel.
So too, the manufacturing of goods and services and the means of production and bringing them to market in the most cost efficient way possible including timeliness in delivery from the tiniest of screws needed for the manufacturing of an article to the final presentation in a store near you. Low cost labor although a large chunk of a production cost comes from that, is not the only variable. Collectively, all the other costs combined can match labor costs alone and if any variable within the chain is unsecured, the total cost of the product can be astronomical - such as bad delivery schedules due to a lack of adequate infrastructure, can lead to lost opportunity costs in bringing a product to the market ahead of a competitor - or missing out on a peak selling season. Low labor costs with quality issue in production can also lead to warrantee costs and loss in goodwill and market confidence of a product or a brand - what is the use of bringing out a low cost product if no one wants to buy it in the end?
The public sometimes assume too much. They hear that "labor cost too much" and that "labor unions are asking for too much money" and instantly think that this is where the primary problem in the cost of their product is derived when it is not even a quarter of the entire story..
Similarly, when they hear that "China is dumping their products in our country", I'd bet they never stopped to think, "now, just how are they doing that? Is China smuggling products into WalMart and KMart and sneaking those into their shelves? Without asking for payment? Or simply dumping their goods on our docks and leaving without any payment received?" Someone in our country has to decide to BUY those products first and make payments for them. If they don't. even if China offers the products for free, and no one wants to take them, how can China "dump" those goods on our shores?
It is insipidly stupid to think of such in simplistic, naive and even a gullible manner and be sucked into propaganda hubris on any matter and I, for one, am sick and tired of it all.
纸上谈兵
The term "cheap labor" reflects the reality of your meager salary. However, in the eyes of these strange media, "rising labor prices" has become a completely bad thing.
Sports entertainment isn't competitive sport...but most believe it is because they never played the game...
In the past 30 years, the Chinese auto market has been dominated by German, Japanese and American automakers. China is the world's largest auto market, almost twice the size of the second-ranked US auto market. But China has not complained about the overcapacity of the US, Germany and Japan. Now that China's electric vehicles have only been rising for two or three years, with only 5% of the production capacity exported (Chinese brands are almost invisible in the West), the West has labeled it as "overcapacity" and even imposed a 100% tariff, while more than 75% of the production capacity of German and Japanese brands is exported. How hypocritical.
@@snowlee-ml7rr Every time the West finds itself unable to compete due their own failed internal policies and failure to plan AHEAD, they'd try to find someone else to blame on their own incompetence.
Japan was once targeted by the U.S. in the same way as the U.S. itself was once targeted by Great Britain after the American Revolutionary War. It is now China's turn to be used as a scape-goat.
In business, there has been a saying - "When you fail to plan, you are actually planning to fail". This can be applied to Western governance where only short term plans are ever conceived for their election cycles of a few short years. This is no way to run a nation in the 21st Century where long-term planning on a total holistic manner right from birth of its population to education to graduation to suit into industries should be taken into account. In other words, a properly planned economy rather than one that is based upon "laissez-faire" and luck.
We are moving further and further into the technological age of science and mathematics, of futuristic advancements and yet, we still have Western governments working along old 18th century methodologies. China is forging ahead and leaving those who have failed to plan, further and further behind which has instigated the U.S. use of its "Tonya Harding knee-capping your competitor to win a race" method. Truthfully, a despicable and evil act which hopefully will not win in the long run - even as Tonya Harding and her supporters did not.
I'm very proud to be chinese person with yellow skin.
Made in China 2025 ❤❤❤
A law and order society is a serious security threat to criminals.😢😢😢
Thank you so very much for your sharing us the manufacturing capabilities in Motherland, China. Your podcast is awesome & thank you for keeping us informed of the current economic climate/situation in Motherland, China. Bless you, Rafael.👍🏼🇨🇳🌏☮️🙏🙂❗️
And indian youtubers spreading news like china economy is collapsing...soon india will beat china in economy,military and technology and become super power...hahaha😂😂😂😂
三哥always number one, 他的嘴炮😂
They are the West's parrots repeating their masters' lies and narratives.
They are a country of the future where the future never arrives.
Superpower 2010, 2015, 2020, 2025, 2030, 2035,........ 2050, 2055,........ 😂😂😂
From : Singapore 🇸🇬
It's called bgraghmin quota people. 😂😂😂
India is a snake country...
India has to get rid the "rape and harrasment towards women" mentality first to have a chance to surpass China😊
China's development and manufacturing abilities continue to grow and excel 🎉🎉
Actually the real threat of China is its people are willing to accept the lowest profit margin. America can and have been making everything China makes but just charges more. Rich consumers don't mind and will still pay for them but the majority would prefer lower price if they are available. China offers a cheaper alternative to everything. Over time the Chinese goods find the market the masses prefer.
Solar panel is just an example. China has brought down the cost by over 95% so solar is now the cheapest way to generate electricity. It is even cheaper than running a thermal power plant that needs fuel.
EV is the next example. The US and EU produce and sell EV as expensive toys that cost considerably more than the ICE cars. Chinese EVs are cheaper than ICE cars because they have less parts and a lot easier to make. In the long term when people realize EV does not need fossil fuel but just electricity to run they will eventually switch over.
At present, China is the only country in the world with a complete industry that can produce all the products it needs and the world needs. This position is based on China's overall mastery of 525 industrial categories, which include 39 industrial categories and 191 sub-categories. China's industrial system focuses on large and comprehensive, rather than high precision, which makes China the only country in the world with all the industrial categories in the United Nations Industrial classification. Although some may mention the United States, in fact, only China in the world has such a complete industrial system.
Europe can also be seen as an organization with a whole range of industries if it can integrate the industrial strength of its member states, but only in the EU as a whole, not in individual countries. Therefore, when discussing countries with complete industrial systems on a global scale, China is unique
Tesla uses 213 of BYD's patents. The patents cover battery management, motor design, electronic control systems, and silicon carbide semiconductor technology, including fast charge technology, battery management systems, motor control systems, and vehicle control systems. By learning from these technologies, Tesla has achieved more efficient and faster electric vehicle charging, especially in the technical application of the 4680 battery, which has achieved significant performance improvement by integrating BYD's technical essence. In addition, Tesla's rotor oil pipeline design is highly similar to BYD's design, which is designed to reduce the resistance generated by oil agitation during the operation of Tesla motors
In any case, they have no chance of winning in the long run unless they lead the fourth Industrial Revolution completely or create a new system of development🤷♂️
Unless they can develop a better development system, or take the lead in the fourth Industrial Revolution🤷♂️
@@后宫后 I am of the opinion that every country can do what China has done to develop the supply chain if it hasn't got it. The stumbling block is cost, availability of talent and materials. The last two can be made up by pouring more money into the industry. China has been successful and difficult to compete because China over the years has made everything competitive. Electrical power for instance is less than half of the US.
Remember China in 1949 had nothing. When Richard Nixon visited China in 1972 the Chinese went around only on bicycles. In 1988 China was poorer than every African country except two. China has worked itself to today's position by sheer hard work and that is not something easily replicated by any country.
Thank you for your shares & insight’s perspective of the truth about Motherland, China’s Manufacturing & supply chains & bless you, Rafael.👍🏼🇨🇳🌏☮️🙏🙂❗️
Continue! God bless you.......
I am proud to be Chinese lmao
Chinese factories are getting more and more smart too. They’re well aware that labour cost is high. Have a look at the recently announced wuling car factory, there’s barely any workers on the floor. Everything’s done by robots
Chinese workers are concerned about their productivity and quality outputs for their company.
American workers are concerned about taking a break on time, work-life balance, going golfing, and having BBQ before the sun goes down.
Which is exactly why Chinas ecomony is imploding. There needs to purpose to the hardwork, otherwise what is the point? Slavery never appealed to anyone, including the Chinese population but they are admittedly more conditioned to it. Anyway 10 more years there will be no need for ANY human labour at all, at that point its game over for the current economic concerns. I would imagine there is a global plan too depopulate already ongoing.
I doubt that the land of tofu dregg projects scream quality....
@@rufanuf1In fact, China has the largest number of overseas tourists in the world. Chinese people work fewer hours than Indians. Chinese people also pay great attention to their diet. China is the world's largest producer of agricultural products, but it is also the world's largest importer of agricultural products. India has a larger population than China and fewer agricultural products than China, but India is a net exporter of agricultural products.
@@miralu1279 And your point is?
@@rufanuf1 Indians work harder, eat less, and rarely travel abroad. Of course, India still has 0 Olympic gold medals
What is a threat? Someone else making cell phones and chips ? Zero sum mindsets. Get over it!
Strength and independence 💪 correlate to a country's ability to produce.
America's biggest mistake was outsourcing much of its manufacturing.
You can not be dependent on countries you don't even have the best of relationships with! 😳
@@alphaomega1351US invests in China 3%, same as Russia. The two of them combined is a 6% dent.... 😂...
If China knew how to make chips, why haven't I seen one single product with a Chinese chip inside?.... 😂... sloppy propaganda....
@@alphaomega1351 为了钱而已！别把自己想象得高大!记住黑奴和5000万被灭绝的北美印第安人
Since China is developing so vastly, China will escape the problem of the middle income economy trap. I'm in Singapore. Singapore faced it before and went up the value chain. Thus escaping it.
新加坡用了多久摆脱中等收入经济陷阱？中国如此之大且美国带头打压可能这个产业转型的过程会很久
More than half a century of western dominance of the world markets have not resulted in a healthy experience for the rest of the world; in fact, it has just deepened the social and economic fractures in most countries , making them more vulnerable to rich countries and it's enterprises; Its time to look for something new or different; China may be more of the same, or maybe not, Anyway, it's worth trying, After all, nothing better can be expected if we don't change sides.
I agree absolutely 👍🏻
Westerners need to update their knowledge that was told in school and stop looking at Asia/China from up here.
China has zero tariffs on 33 poor countries in Africa. It also welcomes the United States and all Western countries to adopt the same policy towards the poor countries in Africa.
When Apple defeated mobile phone brands like Nokia, Siemens, Motorola, Ericsson, Philips, Sharp, Sony, and others, it wasn't an issue. When Germany, Japan, and the U.S. exported large numbers of cars, it wasn't an issue either. But when it comes to China, it's suddenly a problem?
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As a Chinese
Ooo no I’m a threat robots are dangerous eeee
lol 😂 i swear some internet people and politicians are stupid
Very impressive manufacturing plants! The world factory won not without a reason! Well done China!
True, I saw a video of factory workers sitting in a line in India assembling iPhones. And then I saw a video about automated smartphone manufacturing in China. The Foxconn factory in India manufacturing iPhones looked like something from the previous century! And the Chinese automated manufacturing looked like something from the future. I think the Chinese tech progress is good. The world can't remain stuck in old manufacturing.
Threat? They are just a game changer.
China is a threat becuz it's so good and competitive?!!
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Thank you. 🌹🇨🇳
I cant believe RUclips even sensors my comments on a video like this!!! Lost the plot or what?
Another great video 👍🏻
Amazing 🤩😍
👍 very well presented in this espisode n content... hope to connect when in Chongqing 😀 🙏
Leedarson is the one you featured in your video about the high-tech school right?
A China representa esperança.
"THREAT" or "OPPORTUNITY"?
It is called contribution, not a threat 😏
Is supplying cheap and good products a threat to any country? The poor countries do not think so.
wow, so impressive
Now Chinese people will first consider Chinese brand electric vehicles cars when buying electric cars , because Chinese brand electric vehicles have more reliable quality, more advanced technology application, and higher market share. At present, the top 10 electric vehicle models in China are basically Chinese brands, and BYD sold more than 500000 electric vehicles in China in November
Is it a threat or opportunity?
you should put ODM on the title for this video to be easily find when searching the topic.
Made in China 2025
perhaps change china to india, my superpower country
@@fannyalbi9040 😅😅😅
@@fannyalbi9040 India will be number one in population and manufacturing ढोंगी बाबा।
@@fannyalbi9040shameless
@@fannyalbi9040Yes, Superpooper India
I remembered one UK portable Gas C analysis mechine company, sending the design to China company to manufacture but receive modified design back, to surprised to UK company, the China modified one much better, so UK company accepted and went ahead the product in China. So who own copyright!
What I'm thinking is that every change of world power or impire it can't be settle without a fight.
@ElsonSas,
Yes that's true and it was _"legalized"_ as _"Thucydides trap theory"._
But _"don't forget"_ that China also has their own philosopher theory, like saying _"The greatest victory is achieved when you fire no bullet"._ That's by Sun Tzu.
Stop poking the dragon, little eagle.
Thank you for your informative video🙏👍🙏
Many products are produced under the ODM licenses. You can place your own brand on the product too, all you need is to pay for it.
Watching post war box minded diabolical state wondered how those who transform our planet from dark cold rock into the shining star actually keep pushing us forward towards the stars. Unbelievable.
The world is better because China makes products that benefit people around the world.
✝️☯️GOD BLESS YOU CHINA ☯️✝️
✝️☯️🙏🙏🙏🙏🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳☯️✝️...
China started,commercial scale of manufacturing product in 1st China empire. Looking documentary on Cot army burial site in China
Bro can u do videos of rural china and their deliver
why are you interested in rural areas? I am from a rural area in central China. What do you want to know?
最落后的农村也会由汽车送货。有些会使用无人机送货。
The subsequent incident involving the collusion between the U.S. and Israel regarding pagers and walkie-talkies contradicted what you said.
I didn't know China was that developed until recent days. I was shocked!
Chinese companies work 6 days a week. USA work 5 days a week 37 to 40 hours
Hard work chinese threat the world.😅
如果你一个小脑发育完全并有自由思维的所谓正常人，不需要任何的解释，你会明白，所谓的威胁，只存在与霸权身上。
So threatened,,maybe they should see it as space for improvement.
I am indian in 70% mobile Chinese brands only there 1.4 Billion population of my country are 1 billion peoples are using Chinese mobile brands only
USA: we're the world.
✝️☯️GOD BLESS YOU CHINA ☯️✝️
✝️☯️🙏🙏🙏🙏🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳☯️✝️...
Not to the world just to America economy not to the rest of the world no treat to the rest of the world
Not fully correct,China, during the Tang Dynasty, was 100% self-sufficient and there was nothing the rest of the world produced that China needed as China was decades and in some cases centuries ahead of the world.
Insecurities equal are our own inner threats
Ain't American companies supposed to be the best in the world?
Since they claimed to be the best and charge premium prices to consumers, they should produce better products and provide better services than the Chinese.
There's no reason and is unexceptable that these companies can't out match or outperform the Chinese in quality or innovation.
All the Chinese does for success is HARD WORK !!
China seller asking for more shipping containers per sales the cheaper the orders. .
2035 china become super power and richest in the world china can occupy the Taiwan also china occupied north mayanmar some parts and U.S.A broke out State they become saparate countries and india occupy Pakistan, Bangladesh, srilanka, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan some parts, Nepal, Butan , Mayanmar, Thailand, malaysia, Singapore and combodia countries India become world second richest country
What did you just smoke?
China is number one baby!!
USA 🇺🇸 factories are easy layback
What you didn't add on is the AI Robots. They work 24/7, no annual leave, no tea breaks, no need to see doctors or go home. These Robots are the best and will be on the battlefield in no time where human don't have to die in China😂😂😂😂😅
The euphemism 'supply chain' is truth is capitalism at its best : entrepreneurs use the opportunity to grow from one specialised product in a smart partnership, to a OEM one day. Many have succeeded, many more on the way. Industrialization requires sacrifice, hardworking and knowledge seeking. 'Soft culture' society seeks only immediate pleasures and short term gains.They are mainly highly politicized societies and naturally tend to be in the service industries.
Threat to America
Why is it called a threat? 😮
It's the quality not quantity of goods the West is gravely concerned about.
Quality lol😂😂😂
@@ZynzeNycraile yeah, they are moving from trash to treasure quickly. I believe there's a new law banning the production of low quality goods, which run afoul to the green policy.
Soon 100 percent tariffs on Apple iPhones 📱
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To beat China is actually not that hard their number of youth are declining compared to their elder population … all you have to do is have people get into working hard again not by forcing but by raising their spirit to produce dedicated group of hard working people
Many of our car factories are now unmanned, and the number of people needed in many industries is decreasing. Population is no longer an advantage
I don't know what you're talking about. You are truly ignorant.
Do you know what Industry 4.0 is? Chinese factories have long started large-scale automation, and people have slowly shifted towards the service industry.
If you are still spreading what FOX, BBC, CNN, FBI, CIA have taught you, such as China enslaving its people and being a sweatshop, it is too clich é. You should update your knowledge and perhaps ask FOX, BBC, CNN, FBI, CIA for new textbooks😂😂😂
按照你的理论，印度的人口是最大的优势。印度应该是世界上第一的超级大国吧。
The only solution are just a ONE AFRICA united to build can challenge china and also the change of attitudes and educational systems simple
Why should Africans think of challenging china?! What have Chinese done to Africans that's so bad that we as Africans should join hands to challenge china?!
China’s leap from low-cost manufacturing to high-tech innovation is impressive. But are we ready for the disruption it might cause? 🚀💡