Day: April 8, 2024

Amidst the surge in the development of stealth fighter jets by China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA), Shenyang Aircraft Corporation’s FC-31 was overshadowed by Chengdu Aerospace Corporation’s J-20, tarnishing its reputation. However, the wheel of fate suddenly turned when the PLA decided to task Shenyang Aircraft Corporation with developing stealth carrier-based aircraft. The PLA believes that its aircraft carrier group is undoubtedly a target for the US B-21. Without several powerful stealth fighter jets

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I visit a supermarket in Nanjing China. This supermarket is one of the biggest supermarket companies in China. I look at the price of over 60 items to show you the cost of living in China. We see what it’s like to visit a supermarket and how much everyday items cost. Working class and middle class people shop here. Many of the items I show in this video are items I am more familiar with as a foreigner here. It is possible to get many of these items, such as fruit and vegetables even cheaper in local stores.

China’s latest move on the Indian border at Arunachal Pradesh could send tensions between these two nuclear powers to the limit.

China’s AI gets more convincing as time passes. This is going to get a lot worse!

In the past decade, Chinese real estate giants have ventured overseas to develop property in London. The slogan “buy, buy, buy” briefly became their motto. Rough estimates indicate that the total investment has approached nearly $200 billion. #chinaobserver

With the CCP firmly in control of Hong Kong and dissent and protests effectively outlawed, what are Hong Kongers thinking about the state of affairs?