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aquamar2
2y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/real_China_irl/comments/1ev4oin/%E4... 吃到一半,结果其中一人突然把话题转到了经济情况,他说现在经济十分不景气,家里的生易亏了很多钱。 另一个人则吐槽起了就业压力大,996,物价上涨什么之类的。 第一个人把矛头一转,对准了中共,说中共现在瞎搞把经济都搞坏了。 https://www.reddit
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2y ago
https://asia.nikkei.com/Politics/China-s-party-congress/Xi-v... Xi Jinping opened the Chinese Communist Party's twice-a-decade National Congress on Sunday by pledging to never renounce using force to take con
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2y ago
I guess most people wouldn't know about the amount of backdoors that are on Chinese android phones
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aquamar2
2y ago
lots of other scandals, not just food 1.) recent 2024 huge scandal regarding oil container trucks swapping out cooking oil with cancerous industry oil without cleaning the tank. the trucks ended up covering up their tank with tarp so peopl
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aquamar2
2y ago
Still doesn't work. 1.) Internal consumer demand for China has collapsed, due to real estate debt overhang, local government debt overhang, increasing job loss, and incoming and increasing college graduates. It's estimated that 8
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2y ago
China accounts for close to 60% of global coal-fired electricity generation and coal-fired power emissions In 2023, China's total emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) from coal-fired power generation hit 5.56 billion metric tons, an all-t
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2y ago
the yen carry trade has apparent unwound around 50% https://www.morningstar.com/news/marketwatch/20240809244/sto... . let's see what happens when the remaining 50% is unwound in the next few months, as i
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2y ago
TikTok is focusing on longer videos these days via allowing the video length to be longer, because short videos are a money sink. Meta realized this already as well, as Mark mentioned that they're losing 1B a year on short form videos
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2y ago
Russia seem to be more reliant on TikTok these days https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesfarrell/2024/05/02/russias... . Make sense since TikTok is owned by their ally. This flurry of social media ban