I am advertising our youth to Taiwan, not England,Mike. If I am finding sale point to English people, may be I will say something else. If English buy African good for you. It's irrelavent to my previous post.That doesn't mean there are not smart skilled Africans in the continent. You will be surprised how many Africans have actually contributed to some of our économies in the West.
Moreover last I checked Thailand is not a developed country either and can't think of anything Thailand actually produces or any contribution they have made to the world to be honest . So what's the point of taking first in math Olympiad? It's just a parameter, it doesn't mean that much.
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So moral.of the story is that: there are smart people everywhere. However , not all them can shine to their full potential, usually due to the system they find themsleves in as well.
I don't think China is ready to open up it's door to or grant permanent residency (or even citizenship) to talented immigrants outside overseas Chinese unlike we have been doing in the West/US. Chinese are different culturally , historically and traditionally from western countries who have always had a more open view of the world and used to interacting/mixing with different cultures around the world from colonial periods to this day. So the West has learn to mix and accept this sort of system as being an integral part of it's growth as well(since to be honest we have benefitted alors from skilled immigrants) which has helped keep the West ahead of any of it's peers.
China itself is already in the process of facing the same issue. It's even more troublesome for China, since it's not yet a developed country and is still developing. So the danger is that it might get old before it even gets rich. Unlike say developed countries like Japan and some Western countries who were already developed for a long time before they started facing such issues. So I don't see why you are making fun of this. This is a very serious issue which China will be facing, something which will have drastic effects on it's long term economic future. This makes it even more surprising that the CCP is still persisting with it's useless stupid one child( or now two child policy lol ). They should have scrapped this bullshit genocidal policy decades ago. No governement has the right to decide how many children's it's people should have and even more so force it's people to undergo forced abortions( that in itself is a form of crime against humanity). They have created a demographic and social disaster by THEIR OWN HANDS/POLICY DIRECTLY which will have terrible long term consequences for the country for decades to come.
There exists Smart African, Mike. But allowing some Smart African will open door for mass Flow of African in general.I don't think China is ready to open up it's door to or grant permanent residency (or even citizenship) to talented immigrants outside overseas Chinese unlike we have been doing in the West/US. Chinese are different culturally , historically and traditionally from western countries who have always had a more open view of the world and used to interacting/mixing with different cultures around the world from colonial periods to this day. So the West has learn to mix and accept this sort of system as being an integral part of it's growth as well(since to be honest we have benefitted alors from skilled immigrants) which has helped keep the West ahead of any of it's peers.
I don't think China will ever get to that level. Since they are more of an isolationists and traditional society, moroever they are not used to mixing with other races outside that part of Asia. It wasn't until recently that China opened up that they started attracting foreigners travelling to the country as their economy grew. During Mao's time for example, barely anybody even travelled to China. They were like North Korea today.
So it will take a very long time for them to get to a point of getting used to accepting foreigners (whether they are skilled or contributing to the country doesn't matter ) to settle legally in their country or gain residence/citizenship. They are still very new to this game to be honest. I don't see that happening this century. I remember seeing in the news not long ago that the little small reform the CCP wanted to adopt to ease the country's already very strict and drastic immigration policy to attract more skilled immigrants to settled in China was met with such a huge backlash/outcry from the public and even public officials that the party had to quickly abandon such thoughts. Lool
So for a long time to come the West will keep being the favourite destinations for the brightest in the world to emigrate to not China, for obvious reasons .
I don't think China is ready to open up it's door to or grant permanent residency (or even citizenship) to talented immigrants outside overseas Chinese unlike we have been doing in the West/US. Chinese are different culturally , historically and traditionally from western countries who have always had a more open view of the world and used to interacting/mixing with different cultures around the world from colonial periods to this day. So the West has learn to mix and accept this sort of system as being an integral part of it's growth as well(since to be honest we have benefitted alors from skilled immigrants) which has helped keep the West ahead of any of it's peers.
I don't think China will ever get to that level. Since they are more of an isolationists and traditional society, moroever they are not used to mixing with other races outside that part of Asia. It wasn't until recently that China opened up that they started attracting foreigners travelling to the country as their economy grew. During Mao's time for example, barely anybody even travelled to China. They were like North Korea today.
So it will take a very long time for them to get to a point of getting used to accepting foreigners (whether they are skilled or contributing to the country doesn't matter ) to settle legally in their country or gain residence/citizenship. They are still very new to this game to be honest. I don't see that happening this century. I remember seeing in the news not long ago that the little small reform the CCP wanted to adopt to ease the country's already very strict and drastic immigration policy to attract more skilled immigrants to settled in China was met with such a huge backlash/outcry from the public and even public officials that the party had to quickly abandon such thoughts. Lool
So for a long time to come the West will keep being the favourite destinations for the brightest in the world to emigrate to not China, for obvious reasons .
