@Viva_Viet Here is Vietnamese new hope & new trade partner - US of A ... just thinking what to get from TPP.Our friend NiceGuy repeat tpp all the time. In five years time he may be dead, so who knows?
I admit what you say above is correct.
Not so much concern with US because they can print more money. Vietnamese here think tpp will make them a super economic power is in for a big surprise. Hope NiceGuy/Viva Viet can survive the next five years so I can write this@Viva_Viet Here is Vietnamese new hope & new trade partner - US of A ... just thinking what to get from TPP.
At last Good Luck to u ~!
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That's the reason why China RMB internationalization and setup AIIB ... if U.S dollar system collasped there will be new cash like Pound / Euro / RMB etc others to repalce it.Not so much concern with US because they can print more money. Vietnamese here think tpp will make them a super economic power is in for a big surprise. Hope NiceGuy/Viva Viet can survive the next five years so I can write this
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Not really. Deng was quite smart. Unlike Mao who was an ideologists to the core, Deng was a visionary leader and a pragmatic one. Had he ruled China from the beginning instead of Mao, then China would have been a developed country long ago along with Japan and S.Korea.
Mao's obssession with odeology is what made China so poor, isolated from the world and backward to the point where even North Korea had better living standard than them. So contrary to what you said, had China cary on with Mao's policy/ideology and soviet model instead of opening up to the west and partnering with the U.S/west then believe me it would have been just another giant version of North Korea today, nothing more.
So if anything Deng was a visionary leader who looked at things from a long term and he ia the one who is to be credited with Chinas current prosperity/growth. He is like Japans Meiji who revolutionised Japan and opened up Japan to the west/world and changed Japan forever. China was just little too late for the game. So if anything you should be praising Deng not Mao.
Deng did the right thing by casting the outdated failed soviet commie ideology and ushering in a more forward looking pragmatic model foe hia country and adopting close ties with western powers and Japan which brought in huge investments from western countries and overseas Chinese. Only a fool/die hard commie will say Mao was better than Deng in running a country.
This is utterly beyond the comprehension of the nice guy/viva viet. All his understanding on US seems to be coming from hollywood, and he is completely blind to the horrible fact that how strong and mighty the monster on VN's north border now is!
Im not anti-loan to Vietnam and not against China investing in Vietnam, the more 'Made in China' used in Vietnam and More Vietnamese can realize the rising of China ... the only thing, the loans from China is conditional as same as other foreign following Vietnam economy situation, also can pay back from Vitetnam.
you aren´t nice to us, I see. ok, if you haven´t noticed we have plenty of natural resources. alone, our titanium is 650 million tons. market price: $5 a kilogram, so worth $3.2 trillion. we can pay back your $1 billion loan in titanium.
If u don't like my truth, im sorry ... and China also has big rare-earth resources, for us the oil is better than titanium.
china has biggest titanium reserve in the world.
Ilmenite or iron titanium oxide, FeTiO3 just contains a fraction of titanium. VN titanium reserves are estimated about 210 billion tons. but we need tons of money and expertise to explore the mines.Yes. According to USGS (US Geological Survey) 2014, identified reserves total 750 million tonnes (ilmenite plus rutile) in the world:
- China, with 200 million tonnes, accounting for 29% of the world total, is now the country that is most abundant in terms of ilmenite reserves
- Australia, with 24 million tones rutile reserves, accounting for 50% of the world total, is now the country that is most abundant in terms of rutile reserves
- In terms of combined TiO2 reserves, China is about 27% of world total
In terms of production capacity (titanium sponge), China is also the #1 largest producer by far, followed by Russia, Japan & Kazakhstan.
