Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station, China 🇨🇳.
Extensive water leakage during rainy days.
It's riddled with holes!!!
So much with the China 🇨🇳 infrastructure supreme!
@vibeeval Sinceramente no me cierra financieramente, a ver si alguien me puede explicar mejor
Prefiere invertir $599k y no gastar 14k por alquiler, donde uno se olvida de mantenimientos, etc, etc adicionalmente tiene un gasto de $3k de gasto de electricidad
Made in china
the problem is more serious than running out of fuel in the Strait of Hormuz. The reality is that Chinese military equipment doesn't even work with fuel; they're paper tigers, good for nothing, only show.
China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) wants the world to believe it can take Taiwan. However, during its Macau open day, it had to use human assistance to move armoured vehicles. Is this because of the Strait of Hormuz, and they can’t afford fuel?
Made in china
Because only 10% of the Chinese population have the privilege of traveling and seeing the world, and most of them hold important positions in the CCP; the rest don't even live in accordance with human rights.
🇨🇳 Based on a recent study, about 90% of Chinese citizens have never traveled abroad.
"They just don't see the need because everything's so good back home."
Este es el ejemplo más notable de un país que frustra las tácticas intimidatorias de China.
Un buque chino entró ilegalmente en aguas argentinas, ¡y la Armada argentina simplemente lo hundió!
Dar una respuesta adecuada podría ser tan sencillo como eso.
Made in china, they use the same strategy as terrorists; they don't dare to confront each other like a great nation they claim to be, only resorting to despicable acts.
These are Chinese maritime militia boats that appear like civilian vessels, but in reality, they are very much part of China's military.
This is the most clear example of China's grey zone warfare. @LembagaKERIS@CarpioJudge
@Aesalerte If Putin had the ability to do it, he would have done it already. Or in real life, someone says, "If you kill me, I'll kill you." Russian joke, right?
Los chinos acaban de multar a la tripulación de Fox News con su red asfixiante de cámaras de vigilancia que cubre cada rincón de la ciudad.
Bret Baier lo contó sin filtros:
“Hay literalmente cámaras por todos lados… lo ven TODO. Nuestro conductor aparcó ilegalmente solo 2 minutos y ¡zas! Multa de 40 dólares”.
¿La razón? Lo vieron en la cámara.
Esto no es vigilancia, es control total.
Esto no es tecnología, es tiranía digital.
Bienvenidos al paraíso del Partido Comunista Chino, donde hasta respirar está vigilado y cualquier error se convierte en una multa instantánea.
Esto es el comunismo del siglo XXI, y Pekín quiere exportarlo al mundo entero.