Someguys say that if the US cuts off all chip supplies to China, the entire high-tech economy of China would be dead. Really?🤔
In the early days, the Soviet Union gave up its commitments and refused to help China develop nuclear weapons. Later, China built it itself.
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The United States refused to allow China to use GPS. China built its own Beidou navigation system, which is more advanced than GPS.
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The United States refused to allow China to participate in the International Space Station, and China created its own Chinese Space Station.
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The United States refused to allow Huawei to use the Android system, and Huawei built Harmony OS itself.
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The United States refused to allow China to use chips.
Believe me, in a few years, China will have its own chip.
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China has abundance of bright minds to excel in new technology & I am convinced we will produce our own chips & OS better than the US version. By then I will do a switch w/o hesitation.
Cooperation is better than tension. Trade is better than threats.
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In term of real economy, China has surpassed the US back in 2008 - if you don't count all the virtual wealth generated by the financial, insurance, medical industry.
China not only produces more stuff than the US, but the next 7 members combined.
This NYT author, Peng👇, an American of 1/8 Uighur blood who's never been to China is completely ignorant of Uyghur culture, yet instead of attributing this to their family's assimilation as US immigrants, she attributes it to Beijing's alleged cruelty.🤪 nytimes.com/2021/01/10/opi…
In an opinion piece published in The New York Times, the author, Peng, utilized her one-eighth Uighur heritage to portray herself and her family as victims of the so-called "genocide" perpetrated by the Government of China.
At the same time, she admits that she has lived in the United States all her life and is therefore less familiar with China and Chinese society.
[MIT Technology Review] How did China come to dominate the world of electric cars?
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[Year 1992] Qian Xuesen wrote to the then Chinese Vice Premier Zou Jiahua to simply bypass ICE cars and start looking at EV. The ball started rolling since then.😭 technologyreview.com/2023/02/21/106…
TL;DR
Early 2000’s the Chinese government recognized that they would never be competitive with ICE and Hybrid tech since others already have a huge lead.
They took a big risk and made a bet on the nascent EV technology. They also recognized that the tech would solve some of their pressing issues with pollution.
In 1964, France became the first major Western nation to establish diplomatic ties with the People's Republic of China, marking 60 years of relations this year.
(On 19 June 1954, Premier Zhou Enlai and French Prime Minister Pierre Mendès France in Switzerland.)
Premier Zhou Enlai meets with Edgar Faure (middle), former French Prime Minister and representative of French President Charles de Gaulle in October 1963.👇
On 27 January 1964, China and France issued the communiqué on the establishment of diplomatic relations.
On 31 January, Charles de Gaulle declared France's official recognition of new China in a press conference attended by over a thousand reporters in the Elysee Palace.
Her name is Liu Mingqun, a cleaning worker in Beijing's Shijingshan District and also one of the representatives of the National People's Congress (NPC), China's highest authority.
In this year's two sessions, she submitted a motion on "more efficient waste separation".
Her name is Yu Yang, a nurse from a hospital in Qiqihar, Heilongjiang Province and also one of the representatives of the NPC, China's highest authority.
In this year's two sessions, she submitted a motion on "regulating the management of 'Internet+Nursing Services'".
His name is Zou Bin, a worker from a state-owned construction company in Hunan Province and also one of the representatives of the NPC, China's highest authority.
In this year's two sessions, he submitted a motion on "traditional migrant workers to new industrial workers".
"If you sanction me, I must take revenge against you and launch corresponding sanctions, otherwise I will be weak."
This is NOT a common perception in Chinese society.
We are "Sure revenge is necessary, but the method may not be reciprocal. How to do it is left to professionals."
In the west, the way of revenge is centered on politics, not interests. No one cares whether doing so will bring greater benefits to society or cause greater harm.
In China, we're full of patience and believe that professional officials can handle it better than public sentiment.
There is a proverb in the Chinese world: If a dog bites you, it does not mean that you have to bite the dog too.
There are many ways to take revenge, you must choose the one that is most beneficial to you.