China Introduces Sweeping FDI Reforms

[terranMarine]

I also get likes from my fellow Chinese citizens like TaiShang and terranmarine. Also from intelligent foreigners. All of these are worth much more than a like from an anti-Chinese foreigner like you.

Though at least "some" foreigners have the guts to put their money where their mouth is:

Meet the man who is betting against China - Telegraph

Article is from 2013 by the way, so the poor guy lost money.

Actually i never press the like button but you know i agree with plenty of things you and our brothers write

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

Actually i never press the like button but you know i agree with plenty of things you and our brothers write

Yes buddy, I was wondering why you didn't click like.

Anyway, I wonder which one of these anti-China foreigners is willing to put their money where their mouth is?

Who wants to be this guy from 2013?

Meet the man who is betting against China - Telegraph

(Needless to say, his predictions of imminent doom didn't come true, and he paid for it).

But they won't. Because they know they are talking BS, and they won't risk their own money over their own BS.

 

[terranMarine]

Yes buddy, I was wondering why you didn't click like.

Anyway, I wonder which one of these anti-China foreigners is willing to put their money where their mouth is?

Who wants to be this guy from 2013?

Meet the man who is betting against China - Telegraph

(Needless to say, his predictions of imminent doom didn't come true, and he paid for it).

But they won't. Because they know they are talking BS, and they won't risk their own money over their own BS.

I just never bother with the "like" button, maybe i'm obsessed with avoiding the button

 

[Aepsilons]

I just never bother with the "like" button, maybe i'm obsessed with avoiding the button

Stop kidding around. You've "liked" my posts in more than one occasion.

Silly Terry Bear.

 

[terranMarine]

Stop kidding around. You've "liked" my posts in more than one occasion.

Silly Terry Bear.

i won't deny that

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

Stop kidding around. You've "liked" my posts in more than one occasion.

Silly Terry Bear.

Maybe @terranMarine is pissed at me, because I forced him to call me 陳先生。

 

[Aepsilons]

i won't deny that

LOL!

Honestly tho, it just boggles my mind why anyone would object to China's rise. China's rise is a blessing to most of the world. China is a 1.4 Billion market, and as China evolves from an manufacturing - based economy to a consumer-driven economy, that means economic blessings, opportunities for all.

Judging from the trends of Chinese tourists that come to Japan; they buy things in cash, too. And they're not "cheap" , too.

So, I say, Rise China, Rise ! And come spend your money!

 

[terranMarine]

Maybe @terranMarine is pissed at me, because I forced him to call me 陳先生。

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

Judging from the trends of Chinese tourists that come to Japan; they buy things in cash, too. And they're not "cheap" , too.

So, I say, Rise China, Rise ! And come spend your money!

Oh man I have seen some insanely rich Mainlanders coming down to HK, and they just buy all the most expensive stuff they see. Great for our little city.

 

[terranMarine]

LOL!

Honestly tho, it just boggles my mind why anyone would object to China's rise. China's rise is a blessing to most of the world. China is a 1.4 Billion market, and as China evolves from an manufacturing - based economy to a consumer-driven economy, that means economic blessings, opportunities for all.

Judging from the trends of Chinese tourists that come to Japan; they buy things in cash, too. And they're not "cheap" , too.

So, I say, Rise China, Rise ! And come spend your money!

Precisely, you should know by now how often that Turkish wolf loves posting China's economy crash here at PDF. As long people are anti China they will wish Chinese economy to spiral down.
As the engine driving the world economy it's rather stupid to wish for something like that. But hey everybody has their favorite hobby.

 

[Aepsilons]

Oh man I have seen some insanely rich Mainlanders coming down to HK, and they just buy all the most expensive stuff they see. Great for our little city.

Seriously, bro, the Chinese citizens coming to study abroad are ridiculously rich. Spoiled Rich.

 

[terranMarine]

Oh man I have seen some insanely rich Mainlanders coming down to HK, and they just buy all the most expensive stuff they see. Great for our little city.

Strolling down TST getting expensive watches?

 

[Aepsilons]

As the engine driving the world economy it's rather stupid to wish for something like that. But hey everybody has their favorite hobby.

For me, we just have to be realistic. Long gone are the days of pure isolationism , purely protectionist. As major economic players, we're so deeply integrated that if a complete and utter collapse of one partner occurs, everyone else suffers. We saw this in 2008 during the Economic recession that affected the United States, European Union and also Japan. And that was just an "economic recession". If something happens to China, this affects everyone else in a rippling effect.

Whether we like it or not, we're integrating. And the level of our integration even , as what recent events have shown, shapes our foreign policy stance with each other. There's just too much at stake.

 

[Aepsilons]

Oh man I have seen some insanely rich Mainlanders coming down to HK, and they just buy all the most expensive stuff they see. Great for our little city.

Btw, one area that I like to shop in HK is Kowloon' Hong Kong City Shopping Mall. There's a place there where you get to pick live sea food and they cook it for you fresh. They even sell Chilean Sea Bass there (my favorite fish, btw). mmhmm..

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

For me, we just have to be realistic. Long gone are the days of pure isolationism , purely protectionist. As major economic players, we're so deeply integrated that if a complete and utter collapse of one partner occurs, everyone else suffers. We saw this in 2008 during the Economic recession that affected the United States, European Union and also Japan. And that was just an "economic recession". If something happens to China, this affects everyone else in a rippling effect.

Whether we like it or not, we're integrating. And the level of our integration even , as what recent events have shown, shapes our foreign policy stance with each other. There's just too much at stake.

Exactly.

The bottom line for us, is what is good for the Chinese people, what is good for the Chinese economy. For that we need the high growth rate, we need low inflation, we need the jobs.

This ideological battle against opening up some of our markets gives us nothing, it is just stale air and the Chinese government is right to ignore it. They are focusing on what matters.

Btw, one area that I like to shop in HK is Kowloon' Hong Kong City Shopping Mall. There's a place there where you get to pick live sea food and they cook it for you fresh. They even sell Chilean Sea Bass there (my favorite fish, btw). mmhmm..

Yes that's a big thing here, you get to point at the seafood you want to eat while it is still swimming around in the tank.