Beijing to Judge Every Resident Based on Behavior by End of 2020

[gambit]

That is why I think you are a poor guy brainwashed by your media controlled by the Jews.

An anti-semite Chinese. Hmmm...Not surprised. Pretty much normal for this forum.

 

[TexasJohn]

First I don't, second, US is a immigration country, almost everyone is an immigrant including you, Europeans are the ones emigrate to US the most, that's why you see Europeans more than others in today's US.
China is not an immigration country, just like other east Asian nations, she doesn't accept immigrants at all. It's a cultural and history thing.

Apparently, your wealthy citizens can't wait to get out of Dodge! Read this all the way through before you dismiss it as I know you will as western propaganda, the result of malicious western propaganda or whatever statement will win you the most "credit points"
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/05/more-than-a-third-of-chinese-millionaires-want-to-leave-china.html
More than a third of Chinese millionaires want to leave China, here's where they want to go

• More than a third of rich Chinese surveyed “are currently considering” emigrating to another country, according a new report.
• The U.S. topped the list as the most popular destination for the fourth year in a row while the U.K. ranked second, followed by Ireland and then Canada.
• Los Angeles was the top city for Chinese millionaires to buy property, followed by New York, Boston and San Francisco.

Robert Frank | @robtfrank
Published 12:39 PM ET Thu, 5 July 2018 Updated 11:25 AM ET Fri, 6 July 2018CNBC.com

Anne Cusack | Los Angeles Times | Getty Images
A view of Royce Hall on the campus of UCLA in Westwood, California.
The U.S. is the top destination among Chinese millionaires looking to move their families, and money, to another country, according to a new study.

More than a third of rich Chinese surveyed “are currently considering” emigrating to another country, according to a reportfrom the Hurun Research Institute, a China-based wealth research firm, and Visas Consulting Group, an immigration advisory firm. They surveyed 224 Chinese people with an average wealth of $4.5 million.

Many rich Chinese are leaving China for better education systems elsewhere and to flee the country's polluted cities and strict government. They're also looking to protect their wealth. Overseas assets account for an average of 11 percent of the total assets of Chinese millionaires, the report said.




US tariffs on China to go into effect tomorrow 8:45 AM ET Thu, 5 July 2018 | 03:19
The U.S. topped the list as the most popular destination for the fourth year in a row while the U.K. ranked second, followed by Ireland and then Canada. The strong education system, cleaner air and better food safety made the U.S. a favorite for Chinese investors. The Trump administration's tax plan also got high marks from respondents.

“The American education system remains one of the main reasons Chinese investors most favor the United States,” the report said. “In addition, it came out tops in terms of visa-free travel and ease of adaptability. President Trump’s tax cuts also saw it score higher in the tax category this year.”

Canada had been ranked second but it fell to fourth place after raising its net worth and investment requirements for its investment visa program in March.

Buying overseas real estate has become a popular way for the Chinese rich to offshore their fortunes. Foreign exchange deposits and “immovable property” are the most popular overseas investment options. They spend an average of $800,000 on buying a property, the report said.

Los Angeles was the top city for Chinese millionaires to buy property, followed by New York, Boston and San Francisco.

It was the fifth year in a row that Los Angeles dominated the list, although New York rose from third to second place, displacing Seattle, which is now tied for fourth place.

When asked about their priorities for purchasing overseas real estate, the respondents said, “high cost-effectiveness” ranked first, followed by investment value and “permanent property rights.”

 

[gambit]

Apparently, your wealthy citizens can't wait to get out of Dodge! Read this all the way through before you dismiss it as I know you will as western propaganda, the result of malicious western propaganda or whatever statement will win you the most "credit points"
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/05/more-than-a-third-of-chinese-millionaires-want-to-leave-china.html

Probably because these guys are not millionaires and cannot leave, they have no choice but to speak for China in the nationalistic and racists tones they do.

 

[rott]

@Desert Fox @Psychic @LeGenD @Hamartia Antidote @Vergennes

You just tagged all the immigrants and China hater.

 

[Nilgiri]

You just tagged all the immigrants and China hater.

Can tag more Chinese if you want

 

[beijingwalker]

Apparently, your wealthy citizens can't wait to get out of Dodge! Read this all the way through before you dismiss it as I know you will as western propaganda, the result of malicious western propaganda or whatever statement will win you the most "credit points"
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/05/more-than-a-third-of-chinese-millionaires-want-to-leave-china.html
More than a third of Chinese millionaires want to leave China, here's where they want to go

• More than a third of rich Chinese surveyed “are currently considering” emigrating to another country, according a new report.
• The U.S. topped the list as the most popular destination for the fourth year in a row while the U.K. ranked second, followed by Ireland and then Canada.
• Los Angeles was the top city for Chinese millionaires to buy property, followed by New York, Boston and San Francisco.

Robert Frank | @robtfrank
Published 12:39 PM ET Thu, 5 July 2018 Updated 11:25 AM ET Fri, 6 July 2018CNBC.com

Anne Cusack | Los Angeles Times | Getty Images
A view of Royce Hall on the campus of UCLA in Westwood, California.
The U.S. is the top destination among Chinese millionaires looking to move their families, and money, to another country, according to a new study.

More than a third of rich Chinese surveyed “are currently considering” emigrating to another country, according to a reportfrom the Hurun Research Institute, a China-based wealth research firm, and Visas Consulting Group, an immigration advisory firm. They surveyed 224 Chinese people with an average wealth of $4.5 million.

Many rich Chinese are leaving China for better education systems elsewhere and to flee the country's polluted cities and strict government. They're also looking to protect their wealth. Overseas assets account for an average of 11 percent of the total assets of Chinese millionaires, the report said.




US tariffs on China to go into effect tomorrow 8:45 AM ET Thu, 5 July 2018 | 03:19
The U.S. topped the list as the most popular destination for the fourth year in a row while the U.K. ranked second, followed by Ireland and then Canada. The strong education system, cleaner air and better food safety made the U.S. a favorite for Chinese investors. The Trump administration's tax plan also got high marks from respondents.

“The American education system remains one of the main reasons Chinese investors most favor the United States,” the report said. “In addition, it came out tops in terms of visa-free travel and ease of adaptability. President Trump’s tax cuts also saw it score higher in the tax category this year.”

Canada had been ranked second but it fell to fourth place after raising its net worth and investment requirements for its investment visa program in March.

Buying overseas real estate has become a popular way for the Chinese rich to offshore their fortunes. Foreign exchange deposits and “immovable property” are the most popular overseas investment options. They spend an average of $800,000 on buying a property, the report said.

Los Angeles was the top city for Chinese millionaires to buy property, followed by New York, Boston and San Francisco.

It was the fifth year in a row that Los Angeles dominated the list, although New York rose from third to second place, displacing Seattle, which is now tied for fourth place.

When asked about their priorities for purchasing overseas real estate, the respondents said, “high cost-effectiveness” ranked first, followed by investment value and “permanent property rights.”

A third, you can believe whatever the western reports say, but it boilds down to one simple question, did you actaully leave China? Next time try all of them trying to leave China.

 

[gambit]

A third, you can believe whatever the western reports say, but it boilds down to one simple question, did you actaully leave China? Next time try all of them trying to leave China.

Wanting is half of the equation. Not thinking about it, but actually wishing and wanting it. If you are a millionaire, wanting it easy. The difficult part is leaving and as far as this discussion is concerned, the details of the exit are all the remains. Perhaps these millionaires do not like what the Chinese government started doing ?

 

[beijingwalker]

Wanting is half of the equation. Not thinking about it, but actually wishing and wanting it. If you are a millionaire, wanting it easy. The difficult part is leaving and as far as this discussion is concerned, the details of the exit are all the remains. Perhaps these millionaires do not like what the Chinese government started doing ?

People like you will eat whatever crap the western media feed them, so you can just live in your decades old fantasy and ignore how fast this world is changing by the day.

 

[empirefighter]

An anti-semite Chinese. Hmmm...Not surprised. Pretty much normal for this forum.

anti-semite? No, no, definitely wrong. Anti-semite is not Chinese culture. No Chinese is anti-semite including me. We neither hate Jews nor like them, and we are neither their friends nor enemy, we are just business partners. The Jews have great influence in USA, I just point out the fact of your country known by all Chinese, Russians or other countries.