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Well, everyone knows it's a leasehold but somehow believe that the government will compensate them when the leases expire. It's the same in SG many years ago until the government had to come out and warn that there will be no compensation from the government after 99 years is up. The market...

What's wrong with that? The contract indicates leasehold, not freehold.

Same in Singapore. It's controversial, but I think it's fair. Otherwise the prime land bought by the wealthier segment of the population today can perpetually pass down the property/land to their descendants. What about maintenance? Who pays for the redevelopment if it's torn down?

South Korea is actually very well-equipped, probably better than most if not all of NATO Europe individual members. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Korea_Air_Force#Inventory https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_equipment_of_the_Republic_of_Korea_Army#Tanks

You yourself have comprehension issues.

Home countries* We are born and bred in our countries, not new immigrants changing their citizenship.

Some of them are hyper nationalistic and glass-hearted. Like just look at post #91, that poster getting all mad because I didn't 'defend Chinese culture' (his words lol) when I pointed out that it is bad taste to argue over Lunar New Year/Chinese New Year, what's more committing vandalism over...

Obviously he's meaning to say please have more babies this year. Because at 1.12 TFR we're going to shrink by half every few decades without immigration. There are plenty of cities denser than Singapore. Then there's HK with like 90% undeveloped land.

Lmao you think most couples in Singapore care about zodiac?

East Asia will likely continue shrinking for this century and beyond, I see this as their greatest threat. With the total fertility rate close to half of the replacement rate, each generation of babies (~25 years) will shrink by half. There will be a narrow neck of young people to support the...

China and Japan are too populous for immigration to be a viable solution. Also, East Asian societies are generally too nationalistic and xenophobic to accept immigrants on a large scale. You see what they even quarrel among themselves? Chinese New Year or Lunar New Year, Dragon Boat festival...

Society Total Fertility rate Population decline began Japan 1.37 2007 Mainland China 1.16 2022 Taiwan 0.98 2020 Hong Kong 0.77 2020 South Korea 0.81 2021 Singapore 1.12 -

No they can't. Their TFR is only 1.3 and they have more than 120mil+ people. Immigration can do little to slow down East Asia's aging and population decline, which is set in stone.

The government giving kids an additional hour of online gaming, congratulations!

Nsdd, 素质真高. Lmao.

Chill, you sound really mad. :lol:

Sure, such petty actions are definitely justified because the Chinese are insecure of the Koreans are stealing their culture lmao.

Lol, as usual it's these hardcore little pinks giving China a bad rep overseas... https://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/threads/chinese-student-at-ntu-fumes-over-the-use-of-lunar-new-year-instead-of-chinese-new-year.6864060/ Meanwhile...

Lol. As a percentage of GDP, Japan actually relies more on their domestic market than China. If Japan doesn't have a large domestic market and has to rely on trade surpluses (they are already recording trade deficits for most of the past decade btw), it means all other countries except the US...