🇨🇳 They LIED to us about China... (it's WAY worse than you think)

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  @Statrys · 6 months ago · pinned

  <a href="https://bit.ly/Statrys-Site">https://bit.ly/Statrys-Site</a>

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  @robbypolter6689 · 6 months ago

  China doesn&apos;t make grand speeches. They plan, focus, and finance in the right place at the right time, and then they get to work.

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  @joetu6520 · 5 months ago

  They said action are better than words and we all can see it on world stage how US talks so much while China is all actions.

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  @siawboen8847 · 5 months ago

  Thousand of years of China&apos;s continuous history, knowledge and wisdom accumulated.

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  @axelfirer8439 · 6 months ago

  Very impressive performance by the Chinese economy. The number of patents they file each year is nuts...

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  @prajnasamadhi60 · 5 months ago

  Look at what &nbsp;ZXMOTO has achieved on the WSBK motor race.<br>Same trajectory as what underlines DJI and many other successful stories, supply chain.<br>Only in China, you can get whatever size, specificiation or performance of any products you dream of.

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  @frankm6218 · 6 months ago

  People don&apos;t talk about politics in workplace so I don&apos;t know much of how my colleagues think about China. However in my linked-in feed, I can continuesly receiving posts and comments related to China with ignorance and hatred. My linkes are all engineering and science professionals. <br>It is shocking to watch people are brainwashed so badly in the US and Canada (and elsewhere I believe). Who to blame?? <br>China has reached to another level of development, breaking through new R&amp;d, deliver new products everyday. Meanwhile people in the west are laughing at Chinese, hating, blaming etc.

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  @fredfrond6148 · 6 months ago

  Trump is known as the great nation builder in China. &nbsp;The great nation being built is obviously not the USA.

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  @chrisw5353 · 5 months ago

  I’m currently studying in the U.S., and I’ve noticed some professors have strong negative views about China without ever being there. They often focus on certain events but ignore China’s development and complexity. No country is perfect—every system has its own issues, including the U.S. It’s important to look at things from multiple perspectives.

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  @GudieveNing · 4 months ago (edited)

  Decades ago, I read a science fiction book about a huge starship that was full of civilians as well as crew out on a return trip from Earth. I forget the reason for the mission, but the book covered the general social and such goings on in the ship. Mid trip, they received a message from Earth to say mankind had been wiped out and the Earth inhabitable. Again, I forget the what happened, nuclear war, asteroid etc. Anyway, the passengers and crew then had to contend with the fact they had no homeworld to return to and they would cope with the limited resources on the ship. After completing the book, I discovered that the book was Chinese and all the characters in the story were Chinese. During translation, the names were changed, so I didn&apos;t know. Anyway, I had assumed the crew and passengers were American/Westerners. The moral of the story is that the future cannot be taken for granted. I wish I could remember the name of the book!

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  @gaddaitherage8204 · 5 months ago

  Thank you for telling the true story. <br>China was the world’s factory and people are ok with that until it begins to rival the other countries. Then I gets branded as an enemy and many negative press was lobbed at this country. And while the average foreigners eat up those stories and believe in their own superiority, both technologically and morally, China is catching up. <br><br>China might be your competitor, but we are not your enemy. Hope people wakes up to it before we sleepwalk into another war.

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  @currenlee6696 · 5 months ago

  usa: you make child labour.<br>china: no we make small robot labour

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