@WeatherMonitors You switched (deliberately?) the country names, Nepal is above, China is below.
BTW "G216 national highway" is under Chinese name on the Chinese side. Also in one of the videos the flood rushed from Nepal side hitting the Chinese border crossing building.
@gave_vincent Excellent read, thank you! Even with this window, infra planning, approval and finally building take time and mentality change, their past record eg metro lines isn't great for the urgency.
@DavidLe76335983 Thanks for summarizing. Ppl often only read and infer from the "news" fed to them by MSM so a broader picture esp re China and CN/US relationship is needed. Wonder what new tariffs (or threats of) will impact the meetings.
@RWApodcast To be fair, Rus could also flood the frontline with third-worlders. You are here today unable to finish your war is the manifestation of your national trait, tactically gun-ho, argumentative but strategically dithering.
@maochrist12@JRUrbaneNetwork I know that. But I think MTR has better things to do, like getting rid of those double queuing lines at the gates which create nothing orderly but chaos, those commercial running mainland style TVs, and those annoying 9-beep door closing sound.
@miguel94084116@ivan_8848 Maturing is an overstatement, esp for some "youngsters" who, while landed in a big job, still needs to be taught history lessons by foreign visitors.
@NapuleSalvatore@Nostre_damus Sigh... it's the SOUTH Korean pop star PSY (Park Jae-sang) who does the famous horse-riding steps. He did this dance in his 2012 global hit song "Gangnam Style".
@bobjcarr Minor correction: stopped talking "Indo" Pacific. As for "pivot out of Asia", not so fast. They are still pivoting around, and not leaving anytime soon.
@tphuang They were being nice and you are complaining? There are smokers everywhere, in lobbies, elevators and corridors and no rules can deter them. An important contributor to GDP it seems. An important heads-up for western visitors and returning Chinese diaspora. Get use to it.
@DavidLe76335983 Recall something similar have been said to Japan in the past, like "ไธ่กฃๅธฆๆฐด็่ฟ้ป" (Neighbors separated only by a narrow body of water) ๐ Guess flatteries only last so long, say every 4-5 yrs in Asian politics?