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I predicted many years ago that after deindustrialization, the maintenance of military and civilian facilities in the United States will be a big problem, not to mention the development.

The west has long used individualism to destroy the collectivism of other civilizations, and it has finally been backlashed.

Systematic failure, any damage is irrecoverable. The wildfires in Hawaii, the urban area of San Francisco, the burned warships during maintenance, etc. The Chinese are increasingly admiring the patience of the American people and their ability to control public opinion.

More than one billion Indians live like animals, who gave you the courage to talk about human rights with the Chinese? American?

At least they're not publishing fake news.

This is also China's preparation for war.

There are so many capitalist countries in the world, how many countries have developed?

European standard railways made in China, the carriages are also made in China. The Serbian railway is also built by China according to European standards, but the carriages are not purchased from China.

ECFA will be cancelled, and Taiwan will enter the era of deficit.

It is very difficult for heavy industry to move, and no other place can provide stable and sufficient power.

I also wonder why the West began to emphasize national sovereignty after the Ukrainian war broke out.

You only see the failure cases of Western propaganda, and you should admit that the changes in Laos are very big. It would be better if Vietnam had a railway running from north to south and enough electricity. The Belt and Road Initiative has also developed quite well in Africa.

China still attaches great importance to its relations with Vietnam. There is no propaganda in China about the self-defense counterattack against Vietnam. It just does not want to continue the hatred. If the Vietnam Railway had been built by China, it would have been open to traffic long ago...

The relationship between Vietnam and the United States cannot be separated from the context of Sino-US relations.

Vietnam is acting more like coquettish now. Joining the KMT in '49 was not a good idea. Vietnam should also be rational in order to obtain more benefits.

Frankly, I didn't think Vietnam would go that far. What's more, the United States doesn't have many weapons to aid Vietnam. It doesn't have enough weapons by itself. The biggest problem of the United States is that its strength is not enough to maintain global hegemony.

Compared with Ukraine, Vietnam will be hit even worse. After the outbreak of the Ukrainian War, some people in the West clamored to turn Taiwan into a second Ukraine. In fact, Mongolia is the most legally similar to Ukraine around China, followed by Vietnam, not Taiwan. I also don't think...

Vietnam tried to blackmail China during the game between China and the United States, but China did not agree. Biden's journey has not been finalized, and I think Vietnam is also hesitating. Wang Yi made it clear that the United States cannot even protect itself in the South China Sea.

Declining online!

Maybe not. But to be sure, populism is making America more and more like India.