Honest view on China after 25 years (American POV)

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  @MaxChernov · 9 months ago (edited) · pinned

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• EX

  @ExtraCautious201 · 9 months ago

  Each time I read all those Western lies about China, it truly makes my blood boil. China is a country where the government has invested in its people and infrastructure. Their system is working and the people are hardworking. The West should just accept it and leave China alone, instead of constantly trying to crush their economy and growth with lies to cause division and hate. I support China from the UK! 💪 🇨🇳

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  @winkstorm · 9 months ago

  The biggest problem with Americans is arrogance. &nbsp;They genuinely believe whatever they do is the best and it can’t be done better. &nbsp;China despite having 3-4000 years history is constantly learning from the west but the west doesn’t believe there is anything to learn from China.

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  @dthomas99 · 9 months ago

  Chinese travelled out to everywhere in the world centuries ago. Now there is approx 150mio overseas chinese. It is in our DNA, even after many generations overseas. China is now rising thru the great leadership and hardwork by the chinese society.

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• GE

  @gelinrefira · 9 months ago

  The US has one party, the corporate capitalist party. It just has two factions so people think they have choices but they really don&apos;t. That&apos;s really bad.

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• ME

  @MessyAmateurGardener · 9 months ago

  I am a Brit born chinese and just got an apartment in china. sooo exciting. it&apos;s funny as my parents went to the UK to become NHS nurses to make money, work hard and send money back home. Now we maybe moving back to china to live because the dream of the West being richer, better...isn&apos;t the case. My parents have lived in the uk for over 50 years now and we are all disillusioned. I honestly think more overseas chinese will want to move back to their motherland. i&apos;ve lived in hong kong for 3 years and didn&apos;t like it, but China to me is way more interesting. i really want to eventually retire there and go travelling with my elderly parents while i have them around:face-red-heart-shape:

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  @narf0339 · 9 months ago

  US is a country that need an external enemy to stay united, without external enemy they will fight internally, so it is a must for their survival.

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  @RichardBrubaker · 9 months ago

  Thank you for the opportunity to talk a bit about what I have seen, and come to learn through my time in China (and overseas).<br><br>Next time, perhaps we should have it over a bowl of noddles and a beer!

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  @FNLN-s3e · 9 months ago

  Jealousy tends to create hatred

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  @dontaskmewhy100 · 9 months ago

  Richard represents those foreigners in China who are more rational and objective.

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• LP

  @LP-hm7tm · 9 months ago

  A very, very interesting and thought provoking interview. Thank you.

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• CR

  @CrudeOYL007 · 7 months ago (edited)

  Last December I went to Shanghai and wow it blown my mind on how China has become, people are so friendly and curious, transportation is super easy and high tech, the city is clean, business is booming, &nbsp;super efficient work ethic, so many business opportunities only if you are willing to venture out from your country.

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