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China Once Looked Tough on Trade. Now Its Options Are Dwindling.

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First of all you are an ignorant one
Second of all your beloved China is a third world country like or not
third of all Iraq tout you how to type tout you how to make soup par to clean your filth we tout you how to make wheel
fourth of all every country can get to our situation Russia was an example but they got a tough guy Putin who rebuild it
fifth of all without the West and their money you would still like Bangladesh with the lowest gdp per capeta
thats true.Cnese here try to ignore that before Deng came to JP-US and lick their azz. CN GDP merely 300usd/year.

Without licking JP-US'azz, CN exactly is dirty 3rd world nation wt GDP 300/year that maybe only cn compare wt Somaly pirates:laugh:
 
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thats true.Cnese here try to ignore that before Deng came to JP-US and lick their azz. CN GDP merely 300usd/year.

Without licking JP-US'azz, CN exactly is dirty 3rd world nation wt GDP 300/year that maybe only cn compare wt Somaly pirates:laugh:
Nearly 40 years later, China has become the 2nd largest economy in the world while you're still playing with shit from your monkey tree.
 
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You must be really gullible to even believe in what those two journalists of Bloomberg write. If the U.S is having a trade surplus with china, you Chinese wouldn't panic and go sue the U.S with the WTO left and right, LOL

You're clearly too much of a retard to understand what they're saying.
 
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You're clearly too much of a retard to understand what they're saying.
Of course I don't expect a retard like you to back up your claim with anything. The only thing you have is a news article written by two journalist (one is a Chinese) claiming that the U.S have a trade surplus with china and the world LOL. Should I remind you that your leadership is wetting their pants right now as this trade war (initiated by the U.S) is unraveling AND they are suing the U.S with the WTO?

Your beloved economy is nothing but an export dependent economy and it's 1.2-1.4 trillion of trade surplus speak for itself. Take away that 1.2-1.4 trillion of trade surplus, your economy is going to get hit at least 6 trillion due to the multiplier effect. As the U.S place less number of units ordered for your goods, your economy of scale is going to get hit as your FIXED cost per unit is going to rise and eventually you lose your price competitiveness. The U.S is the biggest customers of Chinese goods and as the U.S pull the plug in ordering Chinese goods, the rest of your export market is going to get hit due to higher cost per unit. Understand?

When your economy has a 1.2-1.4 trillion of trade DEFICIT every year then come back here and brag about how "great" your economy is for not needing the world...supapowa
 
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China could start targeting American companies doing business in China. After all, there are a lot more US companies doing business in China then Chinese companies doing business in America.
 
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Of course I don't expect a retard like you to back up your claim with anything. The only thing you have is a news article written by two journalist (one is a Chinese) claiming that the U.S have a trade surplus with china and the world LOL. Should I remind you that your leadership is wetting their pants right now as this trade war (initiated by the U.S) is unraveling AND they are suing the U.S with the WTO?

The source is DEUTSCHE BANK you stupid fucking mutant.
 
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The source is DEUTSCHE BANK you stupid fucking mutant.
where is your deutsche bank report, retard? If you don't have the data, your claim is just cheap talk like those journalist and the U.S will keep hitting you with tariff.
 
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Now we are just waiting for the PDF economic 'sages' to say some versions of 'All China have to do is....' to collapse the US. :rolleyes:
Why is the US delegation negotiating trade with China?
You should refuse to negotiate.
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We are not Poland, Japan, South Korea.

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