The Chinese government has left the Americans scratching their heads. Chinese companies are desperate to get their hands on Nvidia chips, yet the Chinese government is firmly blocking them—especially after a U.S. cabinet official brazenly declared that America would only sell China third-rate or even fourth-rate products.
And then there’s PRISM, the surveillance program exposed by one of America’s own.
At this point, the spy thriller has become almost impossible to keep going. Perhaps it’s time to switch genres and turn it into an erotic novel instead. The main character seems perfectly suited for the role, too.
The Chinese government has left the Americans somewhat bewildered. Chinese companies are eager to get their hands on Nvidia chips, yet the Chinese government is strictly prohibiting them, especially after a U.S. cabinet official openly and unapologetically declared that America would only sell China second-rate, third-rate, or even fourth-rate products.
At this point, it’s getting pretty hard to keep the spy thriller going. Perhaps the next chapter would be better suited to an erotic novel.
Do you get the feeling? Chinese people generally aren’t overly concerned with precision. As long as things are close enough, that’s usually good enough.
When dealing with Chinese people, you don’t have to be as cautious or walk on eggshells as you might when dealing with Americans or Russians.
At the heart of Chinese culture is family. Those outside the family are considered guests.
As for leading the world, that’s something that will probably always remain a theme in mobile games.
@drewcrawford_ You really are an idiot. The whole thing is just 'bought or sold' and everything is completely legal, yet you use such despicable words to describe fair buyers. If there's any threat here, it's your own government that sold you out—go take it up with them.
You're totally right. What the hell is wrong with the US? All they do is provoke the world, invade other countries, hurt innocent people, create enemies, stir up conflicts, and start endless wars. Even now, people protesting Israel's genocide against Palestinians are being thrown into jail. What the hell are they even doing?
Labeling China's leadership as the 'most hated' is both absurd and pitiable. Who have they ever harmed? Have they ever harmed you? How many wars have they launched? Whom have they ever plundered? How many Native Americans have they slaughtered? How many Pakistanis have they slaughtered? Continue on your self-destructive path; you are already doomed.
@RnaudBertrand Now, Western society has actually strayed from its original beliefs. They are increasingly living in prejudice, measuring everything happening in the world through their own narrow lens. I look forward to an inspiring new Renaissance in the Western world.
@WarrenVsCCP Idiot, in China, there are restaurant staff who clean up after customers. Didn’t your mother teach you to respect the customs of other countries?
@danellisona If Elon Musk ever became President of the United States, it would mean the U.S. Constitution was no longer being upheld—and America as we know it would cease to exist.
@rootcauseteam Canada has a very strong hand to play. Unfortunately, the U.S. simply refuses to play the game with us.
The reality is that the entire world is practically working for America, while America gets to write the rules.
But it looks like Trump is determined to tear it all down.
@LucifersTweetz Elon Musk is a hands-on scientist and an idealist. He genuinely doesn’t care about left or right politics. Try to understand him. And don’t forget, he’s Canadian too.
@merry123459 Elon Musk is a hands-on scientist and an idealist. He genuinely doesn’t care about left or right politics. Try to understand him. And don’t forget, he’s Canadian too.
You people keep obsessing over communism as if it’s some kind of reality. Communism is just an idealistic dream, and even China recognizes that. China doesn’t claim to have achieved communism. It describes itself as a socialist country. There’s a difference, and you should understand it.
Mainstream media aren’t necessarily anti-China. They simply tell people what they want to hear. The more their audience likes a particular narrative, the more they push it—even if that means making things up.
Just look at how they smear their own countries and people. Their tactics are equally dishonest and disgusting.
I’ve always worried about this, and now I’m afraid it may become reality sooner than we think.
In some science fiction novels, society is no longer dominated by nations or governments, but by giant corporations.
What once seemed like fiction is beginning to look like a possible future.
@rhum01 One thing I know for sure: you’re somewhere in Canada. I can’t tell which city, but it’s definitely Canadian. Our neighbours to the south tend to have much messier cities.