Vietnamese economic reform faces crisis

[NiceGuy]

double post ...........!

 

[beijingwalker]

haha,we are the biggest fund provider for the developing countries,that's the hard truth.the whole world knows that.and how about your Vietnamese?how much you donated to the international community???????being dirt poor must be considered a great advantage in your people's mentality ,right? abject poverty may attract international attention and probably helps you get more free money,right??beggar's mentality,what a nation,what a shame.

 

[ChinaToday]

So why your friend had to opend a thread and question your donation ??

And check the list , here, I saw No CHina donation here.Why ?
List of Organizations - Active in Pakistan Flood Rescue efforts

If you're Rich, then proven it to your friend first, why did you refuse to help ??

what is this thread got to do with Pakistan? if you want to know what help china is giving to Pakistan go start another thread, are you hooked on making s fool of yourself?

 

[NiceGuy]

what is this thread got to do with Pakistan? if you want to know what help china is giving to Pakistan go start another thread, are you hooked on making s fool of yourself?

I think your friend want to know also, you should say:' CHina is very Rich and willing to help now' instead of refuse the humble request again
http://www.defence.pk/forums/econom...llion-us-but-doesnt-pay-dime-pak-govt-14.html

haha,we are the biggest fund provider for the developing countries,that's the hard truth.the whole world knows that.and how about your Vietnamese?how much you donated to the international community???????being dirt poor must be considered a great advantage in your people's mentality ,right? abject poverty may attract international attention and probably helps you get more free money,right??beggar's mentality,what a nation,what a shame.

So why your fellow said : CHina still poor and can not donate another nation ??Why 'Rich' CHina so mean to poor friends ??

 

[beijingwalker]

Vietnamese economy is in tatters,mabye that's why they may really want to fight a war,cause they have nothing left and they have nothing to lose,for a guy who can't even afford underwear to wear,anything can be a gain.

 

[NiceGuy]

Vietnamese economy is in tatters,mabye that's why they may really want to fight a war,cause they have nothing left and they have nothing to lose,for a guy who can't even afford underwear to wear,anything can be a gain.

Wrong, we know CHina on have Big mouth , they brag they're rich , but when their friends asking for donation , they refuse to give even a dime . we know CHina is weak from inside, so we raise up and kick our azz.

You rob our islands, violating our EEZ, so we have to take back, that's all

 

[ChinaToday]

Vietnam is in a lot of trouble at the moment, a one week wage couldnt get you a bowl of beef noodle soup , must be so terrible living in vietnam now.

 

[beijingwalker]

China is busy helping many places,and China is the biggest fund provider for developing countries.at same time,China also helps developed countries as well.but we would let Vietnam to their own devices,a ungrateful dirt poor country beyond help and rescue.

China To The Rescue In Africa, Asia And Europe
10/31/2011 @ 9:45
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China is adeptly using its $3.2 trillion of foreign currency reserves to extend its influence slowly but surely to all parts of the world. In our recent post on the subject, we noted that two Chinese policy banks lent more to emerging markets in 2009 and 2010 than the World Bank. The impact of the capital support being provided by China is having a visible impact on the economies of dozens of countries, starting with those in Africa.

Once again, Paul Tierney, my good friend, legendary private equity and emerging markets investor, and an Adjunct Professor at the Columbia Business School, has invited me to be a guest lecturer at his emerging markets finance course. Paul received a B.A. in philosophy from the University of Notre Dame and an MBA from the Harvard Business School where he was designated a Baker Scholar. Having served as a Peace Corps volunteer after graduation from Notre Dame, Paul has a particular interest in the economies of developing countries, such as those in Latin America and Africa. He has found that his course would not be complete without an in-depth discussion of China’s economic influence in emerging markets such as Africa, which is what he has asked me to address this time around.

While I’ll be talking about China’s activities in Africa to Paul’s class next Monday, recent news reports indicate that China may be stepping up its support to two other areas of the world—Southeast Asia and Europe.

On Thursday, it was reported that China is considering a proposal to set up a regional bank to help its small and medium enterprises invest in Southeast Asian neighbors and fund infrastructure projects in an effort to buy goodwill in the region. The bank will also settle China-ASEAN trade in yuan, a step in China’s long campaign to make the yuan a regional currency. China has already reached such an agreement with respect to its growing trade with Russia.

On Friday, reports surfaced that China may also be gearing up to play a greater financial role in Europe. Based on interviews with two senior advisers to the Chinese government, The Financial Times reported that China is very likely to contribute to the Eurozone’s bail-out fund, with the scope of its involvement dependent upon European leaders satisfying some key conditions. In addition to giving strong guarantees on the safety of its investment, Beijing might also ask European leaders to refrain from criticizing China’s currency policy, a frequent source of tension with trade partners. China might also insist that its contribution be at least partly denominated in renminbi, which would protect its investment against currency fluctuations.

As one of China’s largest trading partners, it should come as no surprise that China might want to play a role in bringing financial stability to the eurozone. We predicted as much in our September post when we said: “Look for China to play an increasingly greater role in solving the European financial crisis in the months ahead.”

In fact, China has already been providing unofficial, informal support by propping up the Euro. Given all of the uncertainty surrounding Europe, there is no reason why the Euro should have appreciated by 18 percent against the dollar over the past 15 months, other than purchases by China. The recent statements coming out of Beijing are merely a continuation of a policy that China has been pursuing since the crisis began.

Whether it’s Africa, Southeast Asia or Europe, China is using its economic might to reshape global economics in a way that is most favorable to the country’s economic policies. This includes ultimate acceptance of the renminbi as one of the world’s major trading currencies.

 

[NiceGuy]

China is busy helping many places,and China is the biggest fund provider for developing countries.at same time,China also helps developed countries as well.but we would let Vietnam to their own devices,a ungrateful dirt poor country beyond help and rescue.

We don't need your help, but your friends really need it now for poor people suffering from flood . SO , why don't you give a dime to them ?? do somthing now 'rich' CHina,

 

[beijingwalker]

who have many many friends around the world,and only Pakistanis know what we got from each other,let them say the truth,not you,ha.you dont need help???haha,joke of the century.

 

[below_freezing]

Ungrateful viets should learn the truth about their fascist dictatorship. Why is it that every time Viets copy paste China, they can only turn out crap?

 

[beijingwalker]

haha,if Vietnamese really hate China,they should change their Chinese style names,ban all their big holidays(cause most big holidays were from China) ,burn all their history books and records(cause all of them written in Chinese).so basically they need to kill and destroy most of their culture and history(cause there's so much Chinese influence) and to be born as a brand new nation which has nothing to do with China and Chinese culture.

 

[NiceGuy]

who have many many friends around the world,and only Pakistanis know what we got from each other,let them say the truth,not you,ha.you dont need help???haha,joke of the century.

Bro, it's their question here, and your fellow answer was:

We still have a lot of our own people in poverty.

http://www.defence.pk/forums/econom...illion-us-but-doesnt-pay-dime-pak-govt-2.html

SO who should I belive now ??

Ungrateful viets should learn the truth about their fascist dictatorship. Why is it that every time Viets copy paste China, they can only turn out crap?

hehe, Yeah, we created a huge load of crap in 1979

haha,if Vietnamese really hate China,they should change their Chinese style names,ban all their big holidays(cause most big holidays were from China) ,burn all their history books and records(cause all of them written in Chinese).so basically they need to kill and destroy most of their culture and history(cause there's so much Chinese influence) and to be born as a brand new nation which has nothing to do with China and Chinese culture.

1. We don't hate China, we just take back what belong to us.

2. CHina copied Bai Yue culture, not Yue people like me copy from your

 

[beijingwalker]

although we have countries using Chinese style names or written language like Korean and Japan.we ourselve also dont want any connection with Vietnam.Chinese cultural influence sphere,Korea,Japan,Hongkong,Singapore,Taiwan...are all wealth and well educated countries or areas,how come only Vietnam is this dirt poor?and beside,they look so different from us.we've got to have nothing to do with each other,they need to create their own culture.

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Bro, it's their question here, and your fellow answer was:

2. CHina copied Bai Yue culture, ...pedia and study some basic history knowledge.

 

[vtnsx]

Alright kids, there's too much heat in this thread. Can't we all get a long. Vietnam is still behind a lot of countries that's a fact. Vietnam do need help from a rich dad. Hope one day that would change.