Category: China

#Chinainsights #Chinanews #Chinainsights#Chinanews In recent weeks, the price of gold has hit record highs on several occasions. On April 9, 2024, the spot gold price surpassed $2,348 per ounce, reaching a high of $2,365.4 at one point, up 8.9% in a month and up about 15% so far this year. For some on Wall Street, the surge in the price of gold is expected to continue at least through the second half of 2024. Some analysts believe that the time-honored credibility and consensus are being awakened, and gol

Well, just when you thought the US has already done everything it could to hurt its own standing in world affairs, there comes another trip of another official that has pretty much the opposite effect of what the White House would have wanted it to be. Janet Yellen’s visit to China and her complaints about Chinese “overproduction” expose first and foremost that the tables have turned and it is China holding all the good cards in the great game. In this discussion, I talk to Lena Petrova, an expert on fi

China is operating in poor countries that can’t fight back to hide some truly atrocious things, because we just don’t have the ability to collect the data.

On March 21st, several photos allegedly depicting test flights of a heavy-duty armed helicopter in China caused a sensation on both domestic and international online platforms. However, specific details and performance parameters of this helicopter are currently being strictly guarded. Reportedly weighing up to 10 tons at takeoff, this armed helicopter’s side profile bears close resemblance to the U.S. Black Hawk helicopter and China’s Z-20 rather than the U.S. AH-64 Apache. Many speculate that this helicop

Joining us today is TOSHI YOSHIHARA. He’s a Senior Fellow at the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments. He’s also an adjunct professor at Georgetown University’s Center for Security Studies. And he’s also the author of Red Star over the Pacific: China’s Rise and the Challenge to U.S. Maritime Strategy

00:00 Are you employed? 00:34 How hard is it to find a job in China? 06:08 Are the Chinese avoiding blue-collar jobs? 10:01 What type of jobs are the easiest to get? 11:34 Is there any financial aid for the unemployed? 13:48 Is AI impacting the unemployment rate in China? 16:40 Message to unemployed people

This was China’s plan all along. And now it’s being executed.

We spoke about this last week and it just got a whole lot worse!

China has a unique take on Marxism Leninism. And it’s spreading. Joining us today is Bill Gertz. He’s the national security correspondent for The Washington Times. He is also the host of the podcast Victory Over Communism.

“Extending the session” is a popular online term referring to the request by customers to extend the duration of their massage service beyond the initially agreed upon time. However, this term often serves as a euphemism for services that are seductive or could be an outright scam. #chinaobserver

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 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