Day: May 24, 2023

China is facing an unprecedented crisis, and Patrick explains precisely what happened in this video. Find out why China is unlikely to be the next global superpower.

There are some common tropes about China that people have heard so many times, they may take them as being true. In this episode of China Uncensored, we debunk 7 things everyone gets wrong about China, things like: Chinese apps are no different than western ones, the US gets in the way of peace in the Taiwan strait, China doesn’t meddle in other countries’ business, and the Chinese Communist Party has lifted people out of poverty.

China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:11 Chinese Economy: Power Shortage Fears 01:46 Second Wave Confirmed 02:48 Central Auditing Commission Meeting 04:22 Semiconductors: Japan Restrictions 08:49 Canada-China Relations

Market Edge: China opposes the trade agreement reached between the U.S. and Taiwan.

A new report is alleging the #University of California–Berkeley failed to disclose millions in undisclosed Chinese #funds. Those funds are tied to a renowned university in Beijing, known as “China’s MIT.” While debate continues over whether the money totaled tens or hundreds of millions, the university has a different take, while at the same time acknowledging that parts of the investigation are correct, like a high-profile visit from Chinese party officials to tour a lab in the United States. The cutting-e

The Chinese Communist Party sees itself as locked in a geopolitical and ideological struggle with the US and its allies. That struggle has led to trade wars, military alliances, sanctions and a cold-war-like polarization. But China’s threat isn’t just to the US, it’s to all of humanity, and it’s existential. If China wins its battle to replace the US as the dominant world power, the whole world will be effected by it. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss how China has historically controlled the

Just like anywhere else in the world, China has homeless people.

#Chinainsights#China-Central Asia Summit At the summit, the “elements of the Tang Dynasty” were evident everywhere, from the flags and palace lanterns, the palace maids who guided the heads of state, to the cultural performances on the red carpet in the garden. People who aren’t familiar with ancient Chinese culture may find it a bit exotic. For many Chinese audiences, it may remind them of the ancient scenes of the special district. Chinese Premier Li Qiang was not called to Xi’an. On May 17th, Li Qiang me