This👇 was the response to my criticism several years ago by the Shanghai Govt about the opening of some school sports venues. I were very satisfied with the response.
Most Chinese, like me, we only care if our criticism works.
I criticized the govt for providing too few sports venues, and the govt staff replied to me about the reasons for this situation and how they will improve it.
My criticism worked.
So, simply criticizing the govt is meaningless, the key is to urge the govt to change.
In China, if you have any criticism, dissatisfaction or complaint about the govt... Just call 12345 (or its APP). This hotline will deal with everything.
Usually within 48 hours, the govt staff will recall you and tell you the result.
Read my thread👇
From Obama's rebalancing in the Asia-Pacific to Trump's trade war to Biden's extreme pressure and all-out confrontation, India has always stood firmly on the side of the US in this process.
But India's strategy clearly failed.
Indians, you should rely on yourselves, not the US.
India chose not to participate in RCEP.
From that day, it has clearly ruled out the possibility of obtaining China's industrial chain through normal industrial transfer.
India has clearly chosen to rely on the US and seek to obtain industrial transfer by defeating China.
After Trump second came to power, India has been calling for peace and cooperation between China and India, and for China to face up to India's national and security demands.
Because its bets over the past eight years have failed and its chips have been lost.
Two French "independent journalists" claimed to have made an "undercover" visit to a Chinese factory, but they found nothing but a child working for his mother, which led to the 2,000-strong Chinese factory losing orders and going bankrupt.
The owner of this company was kind enough to make it possible for his employees to bring their kids to work, only to be taken advantage of by 2 French journalists and have the factory close down.
The woman worker was so angry that she demanded French journalists to apologize.
Many Chinese are too nice to foreigners and end up hurting themselves.
This👇 is an expose of the fakery of the French bitch journalists.
The year is 2025, not 1971.
There is no Sino-Soviet Split to exploit, and 🇺🇸 has little to offer 🇷🇺, far less than what 🇨🇳 is already offering.
And Putin knows full well that even if Trump is genuine in his pro-Russia stance, he does not represent mainstream US sentiment.😅
Putin has already been duped once by the West over the Minsk Accords.
He is unlikely to make the same kind of mistake again.
There will be no peace or ceasefire until the Russians can achieve all their wargoals.
Russia and the US are trading competitors more than partners.
Both countries export the same things: energy, food, and weapons.
And both countries need the same things: manufactured goods.
So the two countries have little to gain economically if they normalized relations.
Huawei's Ascend 910C AI chip has reportedly reached a 40% manufacturing yield, marking the first time the Ascend production line has turned profitable.
The company aims to improve the yield to 60%, bringing it closer to industry standards. prnewswire.com/news-releases/…
Huawei plans to produce 100,000 Ascend 910C chips and 300,000 Ascend 910B chips in 2025—up from 0 and 200,000 units in 2024, respectively.
Huawei now accounts for over 75% of China's total AI chip production, highlighting its growing presence in the domestic semiconductor market.
Due to US trade restrictions, TSMC halted production of Huawei's AI chips in 2020.
Huawei has since shifted manufacturing to SMIC, ensuring continued chip production despite sanctions.
According to the independent Kiel Institute in Germany🇩🇪, the actual value of the aid delivered by the US🇺🇸 to Ukraine🇺🇦 is $114.2 billion, and with $50 billion more is only promised.
However, the US is asking Ukraine to repay $500 billion, which is truly a cruel usury!😱
Of this $114.2 bln, only 46.6% is in the form of actual money, so that's $53.2 bln.
The remainder is in humanitarian aid and the lion's share, military aid - the money was paid to US companies.
(Zelensky looked so happy because he thought he was getting these shells for free👇)
So to summarize:
👉Total value of US aid to Ukraine: $114.2 bln.
👉Total financial aid (both loans, 20%, and grants): $53.2 bln.
👉Total amount invested in American defense companies: $68 bln.