What's new

New trendy on Chinese social media today, boycotting, burning and ripping off H&M, Nike, Adidas over their Xinjiang remarks

The thing is it's not just about China. East Asia countries in general(Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, the ones I've been to ) tend to be more organized and better in public planning than south Asian countries. In fact we are all impressed about the spectacular Chinese growth story and are wowed by it. However, if we put it in context with other East asian countries like Japan, South Korea or even Taiwan to some extent (China's peers) then it's not that spectacular to be honest. China is just following the same route/trajectory all these countries already went through long ago. The only difference is that China was late to the game and is far more populous, so the effect and extent of it's growth has more impact on the world than it's peers did.
I guess the other advantage they have is that they have very developed and advanced neighbours/peers which has also helped them in attracting more investments, trade, ties and links with these countries and thereby helped shaped the country's society/public and government into adopting a forward development thinking since they have advanced peers to compare with and learn from their mistakes and successes and better adapt them to their country. Etc.
India and South Asia by contrast is one of the poorest regions on earth(if not the poorest region altogether) and there is no single advanced developed country in south Asia. So I guess it makes it hard for the indian public/government and society as a whole to really put things into perspective, compare and contrast, learn from and advanced together etc. All this is lacking which makes development more difficult in the region I guess. Hopefully South asia will one day come out from it's current predicament. But for this to happen they need at least one country to rise up, get it's act together, industrialized and develop, this will help galvanize the others and carry the other counted along.
You are a simple person. India can never develop at the speed of China.
Simple example , the Mumbai ahmedabad high speed rail. A prestigious project backed by the PM . Paid by the Japanese with very low ling term interests.
But the state government in maharashtra changed to a opposition party and it is opposing the project. So in 4 years negligible land acquisition in maharashtra for a rail line. Contracts are restricted to the Gujarat state.
Indian capital Delhi faces severe pollution every year from crop burning in Punjab but central government can do nothing. One of the demands of the agitating farmers is that they will not be pressured to shift from crop burning.
Actually the Chinese i was working with, were in India for quite a few months , in a 2nd tier city , and they asked me why we dont widen the roads by relocating the houses and shops. They have no concept of internal opposition, except as a eyewash.
 
. . .
The thing is it's not just about China. East Asia countries in general(Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, the ones I've been to ) tend to be more organized and better in public planning than south Asian countries. In fact we are all impressed about the spectacular Chinese growth story and are wowed by it. However, if we put it in context with other East asian countries like Japan, South Korea or even Taiwan to some extent (China's peers) then it's not that spectacular to be honest. China is just following the same route/trajectory all these countries already went through long ago. The only difference is that China was late to the game and is far more populous, so the effect and extent of it's growth has more impact on the world than it's peers did.
I guess the other advantage they have is that they have very developed and advanced neighbours/peers which has also helped them in attracting more investments, trade, ties and links with these countries and thereby helped shaped the country's society/public and government into adopting a forward development thinking since they have advanced peers to compare with and learn from their mistakes and successes and better adapt them to their country. Etc.
India and South Asia by contrast is one of the poorest regions on earth(if not the poorest region altogether) and there is no single advanced developed country in south Asia. So I guess it makes it hard for the indian public/government and society as a whole to really put things into perspective, compare and contrast, learn from and advanced together etc. All this is lacking which makes development more difficult in the region I guess. Hopefully South asia will one day come out from it's current predicament. But for this to happen they need at least one country to rise up, get it's act together, industrialized and develop, this will help galvanize the others and carry the other counted along.
Completely agreed.

However, India does have a role model next door and that is China. The difference that you forgot to mention are two traits of East Asians which contribute to their success, humility and work ethic. Indians lack these two traits that is why they are unable to use China as an example to follow, and instead exhibit a deranged crab mentality and a deep jealousy that causes them to go on ego fueled tirades of delusion. Instead of humbly learning from China's example, they spearhead smear campaigns to attack China while engaging in acts of self delusion by convincing themselves that India is ahead or "only 5 years behind".

It is ultimately pathetic behavior. One can never relax in this type of society as you and your wife can attest.

VS

 
.
Why do all have Chinese hsr train stations have metal detectors and frisking if China is so peaceful ? Give me a logical answer.
The same reason why all banks around the world need security guards.
The same reason why all airports around the world have metal detectors and frisking.
Because no matter how peaceful your country is, there are always some fking lunatics trying to hurt people even themselves for no reason. Our gov wants and has the money to protect our HSR passengers as well as the Airplane passengers.
There are many unaccounted rapes in Xinjiang camps. We don't know their names, their face, nothing. But it certainly happens.
Yeah, you don't know.
Do something for something you do know like the mass rapes in India.
 
Last edited:
.
Nothing but a propaganda effort by the Chinese government to detract from the increasingly-infamous genocide reports coming out of Xinjiang.

Wanna bet just how many of them are paid instigators or forced to "riot" under the threat of imprisonment or execution?
 
.
Nothing but a propaganda effort by the Chinese government to detract from the increasingly-infamous genocide reports coming out of Xinjiang.

Wanna bet just how many of them are paid instigators or forced to "riot" under the threat of imprisonment or execution?

LOL No, Chinese people are just fed up and sick of the non-stop and obnoxious hate campaign spearheaded by the ZOG controlled Western media.

The increasingly outlandish and ridiculous hate campaign which is completely at odds with the reality on the ground is actually backfiring because ethnic Chinese people all over the world are increasingly becoming hostile against White supremacy and White domination, regardless of how they felt about the CCP. The irony is that the main puppet masters behind the scenes is actually the Zionist deep state while regular "down home" type of white folks are generally clueless as to how their society is being manipulated, though many are starting to wake up to it.
 
.
New trendy on Chinese social media today, people share their boycotting, burning and ripping off H&M Nike Adidas videos over those brands's Xinjiang remarks, espeially in Xinjiang regions, almost all H&M stores were shut down in Xinjiang.

poor ccp slaves .
@WebMaster


Huge crowds stormed H&M, Nike, Adidas stores in China chanting for boycotting.

poor bots forced to do it .
 
. . .
Cool, when wil u guys burn H&M, Nike factories, too ? We strongly support Cnese to do that :lol:
 
.
The thing is it's not just about China. East Asia countries in general(Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, the ones I've been to ) tend to be more organized and better in public planning than south Asian countries
In history, Japan was just a land of pirate before they get some Western tech, Korea was/is vassal state of any big neighbors ( Han CN, Mongol, Manchu etc)...SG, TW r too small and wont survive in the next 100 year.

Sony phones r even worse but more expensive than VN Vinphone now.

Samsung can't compare in 5G with Viettel now.

Huawei already went back to pig farming:lol:
 
Last edited:
.
Cool, when wil u guys burn H&M, Nike factories, too ? We strongly support Cnese to do that :lol:
why do that stupid shit like india and vietnam when you can just kick 'em out and rent em buildings to someone else. :D

R805i8S.gif
 
.
why do that stupid shit like india and vietnam when you can just kick 'em out and rent em buildings to someone else. :D

R805i8S.gif
Let teach H&M ,Nike a much harder "lesson ", they (H&M ,Nike) won't feel scared if u only boycotting their products as people in another nations will still buy their shoes.

Let make them have no.more Nike shoes to sell to the world :D
 
.
Completely agreed.

However, India does have a role model next door and that is China. The difference that you forgot to mention are two traits of East Asians which contribute to their success, humility and work ethic. Indians lack these two traits that is why they are unable to use China as an example to follow, and instead exhibit a deranged crab mentality and a deep jealousy that causes them to go on ego fueled tirades of delusion. Instead of humbly learning from China's example, they spearhead smear campaigns to attack China while engaging in acts of self delusion by convincing themselves that India is ahead or "only 5 years behind".

It is ultimately pathetic behavior. One can never relax in this type of society as you and your wife can attest.

VS

Yes that's the point I was actually going to make later on. I agree completely with you on this. I myself have noticed that between my interactions in India and in China. The chinese are very open to learning from others and it doesn't depends whether the country they have to learn from is on good terms with them or not, they are always eager to learn and improve which is something i really admired.
Indians ( and South Asians i will assume) ny contrast tend to be more emotionally driven and seem to have more ego. So they won't go out of their way to show an eagerness in learning from a country/someone they view as an enemy . Which to me is kind of silly. It's the same reason China still has such a massive trade and investment deals with Japan(who is China's historical enemy/adversary) and they don't restrict each other companies from investing and doing business in each other Countries. In fact even China and vietnam trade and have more investment deals with each other. Compared this for example to India and Pakistan who barely have any trade going on between each other (imagine the amount of people who would have been lifted out of porverty if they were more open to at least trade and investment between each other ), same with India's restrictive trade with it's most prosperous neighbor China , where they have banned most Chinese apps and restricted Chinese companies from operating there. This again shows the immaturity and emotional overaction by South Asian countries when faced with an external issue.
India can indeed learn alot from China and even make use of China's own development to further it's own growth by attracting even more chinese companies to set up shop in india and transfer some technology while also doing business in the country and gaining capital. Win-win situation. Just like China did with it's "adversaries" U.S, Taiwan, Japan, and other western countries/ Singapore etc. It would.have been even better for India since China want through similar stage of development from a large poor country to a growing prosperous countries, so their companies can better provide services and a more affordable rate for India than say western countries or Japan/S.Korea who will do so at a higher price premium.
India and South Asia have s long way to go to learn to be more forward looking.
In history, Japan was just a land of pirate before they get some Western tech, Korea was/is vassal state of any big neighbors ( Han CN, Mongol, Manchu etc)...SG, TW r too small and wont survive in the next 100 year.

Sony phones r even worse but more expensive than VN Vinphone now.

Samsung can't compare in 5G with Viettel now.

Huawei already went back to pig farming:lol:
Hey, Vivaviet. Been a while I haven't seen your humourous posts. I kinda miss them 😆. Welcome back, this forum was getting boring with only superboy alias Austin powers keeping me good company.😆
 
Last edited:
.
Back
Top Bottom