When we think of China's transformation, we think of the glitz and glamor of cities like Beijing, Shanghai or Shenzhen. Yet another equally significant transformation happened w/o much fanfare - the restoration of China's desert. The Loess Plateau is once again lush and fertile.
@satireorcry1 What he said was they are not against the Communist Party, but if they can't perform then they should let someone else lead. But by who? They didn't know. Their idea was similar to the liberal-democracy to have several parties compete. Yes, it's one way to rule but not the best.
@IntelShadowOp These are just average neighborhoods in China. There are much better ones. As long as you can afford them, you can buy and move in. There is no caste system in China.
@IntelShadowOp India has very nice nature, no doubt. It's the cities that aren't managed well by the local government. It's due to corruption and their caste system. That's why the rich and educated India are still fleeing to other more advanced countries.
@BodpaW Yes, profiteering will not be safe until you disrupt all those who fight against the top 1% of the world's elites that control the finances and the politicians in power. The top 1% aims total control of assets and government. They will become the government. Get it?
@RazvenHK The obvious point here is the government exposed this incident and have taken down the owner/operators. That show how serious the Chinese government takes violators of their human rights laws.
@FreeBeacon Everyone is a "CCP" member since China only has one party that leads the nation. Maybe you can stop buying EVERYTHING from China and bring all the dirty manufacturing back in to the USA. Let the pollution run in your water, rivers and air.
@IntelShadowOp Funny. This video doesn't accord with anything you said. All I see is this woman try to avoid confrontation by moving her son along and turn away. The voice in the video is the one egging on confrontation.
@JustWalkinBye@WarrenVsCCP It was a political civil war between the poor/working class and the rich/elites. They poor/working/uneducated believed the rich/elites/educated took advantaged of them thus deserved to be punished, even killed.
@JustWalkinBye@WarrenVsCCP Why are you obsessed with China? Your own country needs help. Focus your energy on the lunatics that is ruining your country, stop scapegoating to another country. If your family is F up, it's not your neighbor's fault.
@JustWalkinBye@WarrenVsCCP The Guangxi chaos was a result of political civil war. How many died in your civil war? Do you think someone should kill all your politicians because you had a civil war?
@JustWalkinBye@WarrenVsCCP You are the one taking about killing. You've been brainwashed to hate other people that's why you can't even thing about peace or collaboration.
@universalbrow@WarrenVsCCP China is a different culture and society. They have been around for 5,000 years. Their goal is not individual unhinged freedom. It's community and collective good. Team spirit as a nation. What's wrong with that? If you don't want to be part of the team then go elsewhere. Easy.
@universalbrow@WarrenVsCCP I have been going to China for 20 years for work. I have colleagues and friends there. China was a poor country, no doubt. But the amount of progress they've made is remarkable. Every day they are working hard to improve the lives of the people. And it is evident. I can see it.
@JustWalkinBye@WarrenVsCCP The CPC government was supported by the working class and the poor. They fought the rich elites party which was the nationalist party KMT. The people wanted a fair deal and equal rights. They fought and won the civil war. Many people died of poor farming and Western sanctions.
@TeamHostay I have nothing against India. The only thing for India is it won't develop because the rich and best brains all move to the West. India needs to find a way to retain your talent and capital if you wish to ever be on equal ground as the West, or even China.