China: Rise of an Asian giant | Insight | Full Episode

China has come a long way since the establishment of the Peoples Republic of China (PRC) in 1949. From a poor agrarian society, it has now emerged as an industrial powerhouse, contributing nearly 30 percent of the world's economic growth. It has even overtaken Japan as the world’s second largest economy and lifted 800 million people out of poverty within just a single generation.
But 70 years on, the Communist Party of China under the leadership of its strongman President Xi Jinping is facing the greatest test of its leadership. The continuing social unrest in Hong Kong, a slowing economy and the escalating trade war with the United States are threatening its undermine his China dream. Can the tremendous progress that China has achieved so far simply falter from now on? Or will China continue to prevail as a force to be reckoned with in spite of all these challenges 70 years after its birth?
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[@dragondescendant1]

Re-emerging China miracle is created by millions and millions of hardworking Chinese and the leadership of China. Salute.

[@airosmithredila4725]

You sell cheap materials that easily broken so we can buy again after a year. Why try not improve quality so we can try your so called hardwork.

[@dragondescendant1]

@@airosmithredila4725 China produce cheap and expensive products, you can shop at dollar store or Dillard, Nordstrom, they all made in China, how durable is the product, depending how much you can afford. Don't blame China for your inability to pay.

[@airosmithredila4725]

@@dragondescendant1 im not talking how much, im talking bout quality. Can I change the topic? Do you guys had lore about sorcery I mean ancient or ancestory book tell taoist,monks,practitioner or even immortals? I'm not talking about modern one, but the sources of it.

[@coshyno]

@@dragondescendant1 expensive or not, anything made in china is CHEAP in quality. Shit always breaks down.

[@justinwong939]

coshyno Almost everything is made in china, so everything is cheap?

[@jwcas318]

Deng Xiaoping came to Singapore in the 80s and befriended Lee Kwan Yew. Since then hundreds of Chinese diplomats has been visiting Singapore yearly to learn. Singapore contributed greatly to China's development and i hope this friendship will last forever. Love China!

[@ryanlaw213]

Love Singapore, Love China, Asian friendship last forever!

[@babicomel2469]

Even the system and the strict laws are getting similar lol

[@medialcanthus9681]

The Internal Social security law which was implemented in HK recently was in Singapore LONG ago. LKY was a strong leader and there was no USA and/or UK and Australia sticking their beaks into Singapore's affairs, hence LKY succeeded in building harmony and peace for Singapore.

[@babicomel2469]

@@medialcanthus9681 There was this story about an American breaking some law in Singapore, the POTUS himself sorta begged LKY to not use caning on said person, but no, in Singapore, LAW is LAW, whip away lmao

[@ziqianzijun228]

Thank you! Singapore!

[@jiaqiangli670]

Lifted hundred millions of people out of poverty, I think I am one of them

[@linpan2561]

amannisa oigur CCP is shit, but this article is shit propaganda. It’s used for brainwashing. Oh some of you don’t even have a brain.

[@jameslee2248]

@amannisa oigur I don't like CCP and I hate their half-forcing style. But, 1. CCP is the only seemingly normal minded gov compared to the shit govs of other countries and 2. did u lose ur mind to believe in that?

[@canman5060]

left millions dying of hunger in the name of Great Leap Forward. I am lucky to be alive to this day !

[@jiaqiangli670]

Lar M , Yes, you guys were pretty lucky, this was disaster caused by CCP, then what u could do to prevent those kinds of things?

[@xiangcheng4566]

amannisa oigur long thins no see my friend. Are you tired of spreading out this everywhere? Seriously, who is paying you to do so?

[@DIRKDIGG88]

I am ethnically Chinese not born in China but this documentary brings a tear to my eye. I remember the poverty that was experienced in the 70's and to see China as it now stands is nothing short of a miracle. A miracle created by the energy of my Chinese brethren. Yes there were mistakes along the way probably many injustices too but the result is inarguable. If not for this result a great many would have perished through poverty and hunger. Somehow I have a feeling that we are only looking at the conclusion of Phase 1 of this China Dream. Think Phase 2 will be even more exciting

[@My-Name-is-Khan]

I completely agree

[@user-pn4bg6iv6z]

在悠久历史上，中国一直是个强国。这一百年屈辱了，但这一代中国人展现的精彩，是不可比拟的。小时候我饿肚子，现在我有好几套房子和几部汽车，就跟做梦一样。

[@lilabrown2402]

Please people Turn to Jesus Christ before its too Late.

[@elimlinrr6898]

A quote from the Three Kingdoms which every Chinese has watched on TV, one of the four major literature classics of China, states: "He who wins the hearts of men will rule the world." The same applies in the 21st century, where the internet makes information dissemination global. My bet is on China because integrity and benevolence (a prequisite Confucian value for any government officials) will always triumph over hypocrisy and aggression as practised by USA. China's foreign policy is win-win. USA's foreign policy is "if you are not with me, then you are against me" A zero sum game mentality. If USA wins, people around the world will get the status quo, a world full of sufferings in many parts of the world. If China wins, there will be peace and harmony around the world, a better world. A global Singapore, so to speak, where people of different cultures and religions can live in a thriving society. USA rules by divide and rule, hence the constant wars and the global humanitarian crisis that follows, caused mainly by the West. China rules by uniting the world, hence the BRI, allowing global cultures to live in harmony. To live and let live. Finally, zero wars, unless of course, the West continues with their military imperialism.

[@helloworld906]

@@lilabrown2402 hi im a chinese christian, but please, its unnecessary to bring religion into this

[@gustofzephyr947]

Back in 1992 Francis Fukuyama, an American economist published a book with the very humble title 'The End of History ...', in which he argued that Western Civilization had been so successful that every country in the world had to adopt Western ideas and beliefs if they wished to be prosperous. In fact, in the future all countries were going to be Westernized. In effect, history was over and there was nothing left to write about - the West was victorious and the rest had been annihilated. This is how the West went to sleep and meanwhile on the other side of the ocean, a giant woke up. History did not end but the history of Western domination may very soon come to an end.

[@rustyrust804]

don't know if fukuyama will be proven but there is nothing wrong in learning ideas from west. that's what westerners are good at: looking for ideas, opportunities and advantage. remember chinese invented gunpowder, india contributed important concepts in mathematics among many other things. Westerners combined them improvised to overpower and plunder china and india among others. Its not a statement of hatred but objective truth. Those that do not learn from others and improvise are doomed. Want to prevent others from rising? Dont let them learn from you. For example some developed countries now accuse china of ip theft on moral arguements but their true fear is that china is learning from them and may rise as a potential rival

[@otherways4786]

simon wang Chinese communist party is not communist now.

[@ryanlai4229]

@@sirkeg1 Maxism changed China, China is changing Maxism. It's none of conflicts.

[@laylac]

And look at what Chinese people are using their money to buy. Chanel, Gucci... Western brands 😂

[@otherways4786]

simon wang actually，China isn't capitalism.

[@importantguycommenting8156]

*"China is a sleeping giant. Let her sleep, for when she wakes she will move the world" -Napoleon Bonaparte*

[@deschan2246]

Thats probably true during Napole time. Now China is just a developing country.

[@Peace-xl6pe]

@D Theresa a train wreck, and cause global chaos are exact America is!

[@importantguycommenting8156]

@Paul G Hello White troll, China is a Superpower. They are the juggernaut of the East. Fact. Keep on hatin, hate hate hate me more baby. Proud to be Chinese

[@bonehand87]

Important guy commenting I’m 110% certain Napoleon Boner Fart was joking.

[@alanfriesen9837]

@@deschan2246 A developing country that is several times as powerful and important as France.

[@payalhazarika4164]

For me..the capability, hardwork, intelligence & the real motive that china has is incredible...such growth in a short span of time (incomparable).🇨🇳 Much respect from India🇮🇳 🙏

[@alexsmart2612]

Exactly. I am filled with respect, but also envy.

[@yyc3841]

The world need more Indian like u

[@payalhazarika4164]

@@yyc3841 oh thank you, I'm so glad to hear that☺

[@dapholnk6700]

Real Development comes through Socialism. From India

[@therealissacnewton]

China is really great but just annexing over other countries territories is just barbaric because we live in a morden world

[@Daniel-dc1cy]

This is not RISE but RETURN.

[@jurgen1641]

No it's a rise of a new China that threatens the safety and freedom to the people who does not fit with Chinese political and ideological characteristics. China is a giant house of cards holding together by lies. There is a reason why censorship is heavy and widespread in China and the increasing discrimination towards foreign students in China.

[@Daniel-dc1cy]

Yes or no, it does not depend on you.

[@anuppuri6802]

@@jurgen1641 But I thought opposite. China has the relation with the countries that are in complete opposite philosophy than china while china does not mind it unless such countries posses direct threat to their core national interest like saudi arebia or even Us in that case. But Us and its west block seems hostile to any entity that does not endorse their principle as they have formal agenda of propagating democracy and liberty to other countries. While west criticize other for lack of freedom but they themselves are infamous for guantanamo bay, And Us has its close relation with saudi Arebia which in no standard more liberal policy than china. Don't you think west is hiding its supremacy motive while accusing china of being intolerant?

[@anuppuri6802]

@@jurgen1641 So you have any plans to counter china or capacity. As we do not belong on same page we rather agree to disagree. And about xinjiyang does that justify guantanamo? And Us government has no moral authority to question in xinjiyang neither west while they themselves are xenophbic and especially their president is famous around for anti muslim remarks and has banned visa from 7 muslim nation. It's west's false cry for uigurs while Us is itself part of saudi led attack on yemen where 3 lakhs people are already killed.

[@jurgen1641]

@@anuppuri6802 The camps in xinjiang are totally unjustified and your just gonna let 1 million people in those camps fly over your head? Most of these people are innocent! The inmates of Guantanamo bay are military prisoners and we should be glad that the number of inmates are decreasing over the years.

[@basedkaiser5352]

Say what you want about China but the way they reformed their country and the way they modernized is extraordinary. Xi Jinping is many things but he truly has a vision for his country.

[@nhonhuynhvi9072]

I am also of Chinese descent not born in China (born in Vietnam) but this documentary touched me. I was in tears at the end of the video, even though I don't care what the politics are, the words that Mr. Xi Jinping said carry a lot of weight and it makes me proud to be of Chinese blood.

[@xinniethep00h]

I am glad you do not care about the politics. The world should just let us commit a genocide similar to Nazi Germany! Who cares that our incompetence unleashed COVID on the world! Why does anybody care that we threaten war and nuclear annihilation for saying Taiwan is its own country? People just don’t understand the Chinese way but you clearly do. With love, dictator for life, Xinnie the Pooh

[@dannytadashi4235]

Agreed and I am also Chinese abs half vietnamese born in Vietnam 😃😃😃😁😁😁👍👍👍👍🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳

[@kengkiattoh9489]

I first travelled to China in the 1970s during the Cultural Revolution. We entered China through ShenZheng. The changes i saw then and when I next returned are phenomenal.

[@maiko4901]

Love China. This progressive country has helped my country Kenya progress alot in transportation infrastructure, can't wait to see a Chinese led future.

[@universalcreator888]

As a political game it seems, to get your country in debt.

[@universalcreator888]

So they own you.

[@universalcreator888]

But I don´t know

[@michaelhayes4231]

@@universalcreator888 yeah you don't know so why don't you find out before you comment? www.mckinsey.com/featured-insights/middle-east-and-africa/the-closest-look-yet-at-chinese-economic-engagement-in-africa

[@universalcreator888]

@@michaelhayes4231 BECAUSE THERE IS A LOT OF DIFFERENT VIEWS/PERSPECTIVES AND ALTERNATE AGENDAS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD. YOU HEAR?

[@quyuzhou]

It was an unbelievable achievement. Why? I could not even believe when I can not finish my dinner and my grandparents tell me how they had to eat grass and tree skin to be able to survive when they were young.

[@georgewu5]

All this is within the past 70 years ! Imagine !

[@oals_laggya8786]

As a Chinese, what you are talking about is just happening during our dinner time

[@susanchin4117]

My grandparents told me the same.

[@mengsiongkheng113]

I remember in the ‘70s regularly receiving letters from relatives in Fuzhou asking for gifts such as bicycles. Today China has advanced economically so much today (2021) and lifted 800 millions out of extreme poverty. Singapore salute China!

[@kangbule]

@Sjeline Lukiman 中国的经济是牺牲一代人成长的，父母会为了儿女的教育，成长，倾其所有。

[@thataxx1534]

It's not a RISE, it's just a COMEBACK

[@ellashy6539]

@amannisa oigur fake news move along lol

[@wolfofdalalstreet1841]

Love from India 😀😀😀😀.. Happy to see you our old friend, keep progressing 😀😀😀💝💝💝😇

[@davidsalcido383]

“Out of Kashmir PM Modi! India 🇮🇳 you want to be another Criminal country like ZioNazi Israel 🇮🇱 in Gaza, you crazy FOOL?!”🔥☯️😈🤮👹🦍🔥🐀🔥🐍🔥🕎🔥🐷🔥☯️

[@georgewu5]

I am 82 years old , am glad to see China rising to be one of the strong nations in the world within my life time ! George Wu, AIA, Architect, NCARB 2019-10-14

[@byc6230]

georgewu5 Welcome back to the ancestral land to actually feel the rejuvenation on the Middle Kingdom, greetings from Shanghai!

[@jiaxiangchen6743]

Georgewu5, This is exactly what my elder bro 5 years older than you actually said. That makes 5 of us - you and me and my siblings and cousins. Go China, go!

[@daweiw7486]

papa wu

[@earljoelelardo3336]

I hope our people will be inspired by these success by China. Too many corrupt in our government, self centered egoist rulers, they fill their buckets, leave nothing for the people.

[@victorchan2654]

Same here. A racist in america would tell me to go back to china about 30 years ago. Now I can say good idea! to that same racist remark.

[@momodouy.m.sallah3956]

Very admirable people and nation. Congrats! China 🇨🇳 is great 👍again.

[@user-qj3wq9ys7w]

谢谢

[@junruibeto8989]

Thank you. Best wish to your country as well. Always remember the wound made by westerners in Africa. We will all stand up again!

[@jazening3075]

I am 100% Chinese born in Cambodia and my family fled Cambodia during the Khmer Rouge and came to America when I was 8 years old and it was a struggle for my family to integrate into society here in the United States Of America but we managed. After watching this documentary,it warms my Heart to see that the China is progressing and I am extremely proud to be Chinese.🇨🇳🙏👍🙂

[@nikunjkumar353]

India is going to be the most populous country in few years but we as a nation has nothing learned from Chinese story. We just compare ourselves with Pakistan only ignoring the fact that the giant above us has done tremendous reforms and utilized its potential. We are people think about our glorious past but doing practically very minimal to achieve what we were 2-3 thousand ago. China got really good leaders, I hope someday good sense will prevail in our leaders and people too.

[@tingwang9465]

Though I wish the same, I am not very optimistic due to the way how India’s leader are selected.

[@tomsuh1362]

If India's government can perfomed like China's government even though its communist but its really captalist in business, It too can be a thrid or even secound world economy in a short time because of her vast resource and human population which has a big middle class. But then the West won't want that to happen.

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Genuine and true respect for China and the Chinese population.

[@happymanvk275]

great hard-working Chinese people, the best government and law system, love respect from Germany

[@littletigerdai7039]

@Chhotu chutiya Hi : and The Chinese people demand that they do their perfect work in any job, not only fast, but also not afraid of hardship. And the work attitude is serious, and any work has rich experience. For example, the work of making brocade, only Chinese workers can create the most beautiful fabrics, especially the Chinese hand embroidery and hand-carving are perfect masterpieces, because the Chinese are not only hardworking, but also patient and gentle personality, and any job never working With rough . also the man or women their hands are magical.!

[@littletigerdai7039]

@Chhotu chutiya Are you kidding? Hahaha, look at their contributions in every field of work. I think maybe your wife or girlfriend is taking care of the family at home, so they can't work, but taking care of the elderly and children at home is also a kind of work and contribution, so your work will be more motivated😃

[@littletigerdai7039]

@@hy128 :He is very handsome and sexy man。 you're very pretty girl.

[@hy128]

Little Tiger 🐯 👀

[@x-creator4460]

Not only hardworking but the have the highest IQ (by the western survey).

[@happyhappy6735]

China please continue to grow from strength to strength. The world and people need a good and successful China.

[@morninghope1]

Very good summary of the growth of China after cultural revolution. I learned a lot. I'm really amazed by the quality of contents Singaporean CNA have produced on China related topics. It's truly exception in quality and the attempt to be unbiased in their reporting is well appreciated.

[@tientlam1589]

Agreed..🤝💐..

[@ex0duzz]

70%+ of Singaporeans are ethnically Chinese, so of course they will be more understanding about Chinese culture and history, and also less politically biased against China and Chinese compared to Western countries.

[@NiTroSg]

Proud to be a Chinese(from Singapore)

[@susanchin4117]

Proud to be Chinese, (A Malaysian)

[@susanchin4117]

@sneksnekitsasnek Malaysian Chinese.

[@susanchin4117]

@sneksnekitsasnek Same same lah ok?

[@susanchin4117]

@@wonderfulhousebrusselsnear4155 Nice place, I passed by when on holiday around Europe.

[@marisasagala5924]

Proud to be a Chinese(From Indonesia)

[@WINDYCHUNG]

There is no way, we tried to focus on inner issue, then British came. We wanted to develop economy since 1930, then Japanese came. Without strong military, we would be bullied again and again, this world is cruel!!!

[@MrStevepga1]

A well deserve achievement. Success built with Peace and Win Win Culture

[@dewaweshawakening9977]

The rise of Chine gives me goosebumbs and shows and proves to me that African As well also needs leaders who are hungry for a bigger African a Giant Africa and We Can with in a span of 20years rise from the world sad story and being called 3rd world to become a World power who will speak and the world must listen.This is my Black Hydra

[@lianfeishen6044]

Yes, we also believe that, Africa will rise, JIA YOU!

[@frozenflava]

It is only fitting that the birthplace of mankind would become a spectacular superpower, best wishes from Malaysia

[@jordie4423]

And now the property bubble is about to pop, 30% of China’s GDP is at risk. Evergrande is a bigger risk to the world economy than Lehman Brothers. Not only China will suffer but the world economy will feel the effects of the downfall

[@heartlandca]

@@jordie4423 western media has said that as well as the collapse of China's economy continuously for the last 10 years, if not 20 years. Lets wait and see if they would say that next 10 more years.

[@underdogtv2855]

@@jordie4423 I dont think that will happen i think it's just US propaganda.

[@xiaohuzhu2702]

Chinese rise! It’s not only the glory for the mainland Chinese it’s also the glory for Chinese all around the world!

[@alanfriesen9837]

@Gen Info Simmer down. Hong Kong is experiencing an identity crisis, but Hong Kong is undeniably China and in the long run its residents will be fine Chinese citizens. What's going on now is uncomfortable for everyone, but it will pass. The confused and spoiled children who make up the bulk of the marchers will grow up and contribute to society. There's no need to defame them now and jeopardize their futures.

[@alanfriesen9837]

@Gen Info I think I misunderstood your original statement. I thought you were referring to all the people of Hong Kong. But on second reading I think you were only referring to the demonstrators. Even so, while the demonstrators partaking in violence, vandalism and assault are engaged in what is and should be considered criminal behavior, they're still not vermin. Those that are merely adding their enthusiasm to what is destined to be a failed movement, while dangerous in their naivety to themselves and others, are nonetheless completely human. It's never good to dehumanize people, even those you find contemptible. Those who make mistakes, even grave ones, in their youths can be rehabilitated, but that does require a certain degree of respect. I'm very much saddened by what's going on in Hong Kong, and not just because it's violent and unseemly. The "One-Party, Two-Systems" arrangement was supposed to display an alternative for Taiwan to reunite without a military invasion. I think these protesters have just destroyed that option. Because of this, at least in part, the reunification is likely to be bloody with terrible casualties on both sides. Hong Kong can be suppressed in a few days at most, probably with casualties in the low thousands. That's still terrible, but the impending conflict thirty years from now….

[@dota2playersenjehang703]

@Hoàng Nguyên China's rise has done much good then the hate you can spew.

[@alanfriesen9837]

@Gen Info American here. In the United States we grow up following a doctrine that is worshipful of democracy and, to a slightly lesser extant, liberal economics. Despite our political differences, some of which are quite profound, it's rare to find an American who doesn't believe in the fundamental supremacy of these two concepts. We're told from the beginning that non-democratic governments are inherently oppressive and therefore hated by the people that live under them. Most Americans think that anyone suggesting otherwise is either being forced to say something they don't believe, or is corrupted and speciously defending a system that benefits them at the expense of normal people. Americans also believe that people would rather have freedom and voting privileges than food, decent health services or secure streets. We're not hypocritical in this; most of us genuinely believe this. And we don't understand it when someone else doesn't. We've done some bad things internationally (I'm not going to get into our domestic shortcomings here), but for what it's worth, we've always tried, at least since World War II, to do good. We're deep-rooted idealists. We believe our system is the best for everyone and we want everyone to enjoy the benefits of it. Unlike the British imperialists before us, we believe that no one is ethnically or culturally incompatible with our type of system. In that one respect, we're enlightened. We have within our country, people from all over the world and they all have proven themselves worthy of participating in our democracy as American citizens. Personally, I think we're a little stuck on ourselves. Our system is pretty good for us, and anyone who wants to be part of America and participate should be welcome. But our view of democracy borders on religious and unwillingness to accept other options which may be working for other countries and other people is harmful, especially considering that we're willing to foment chaos and break up countries in the hope that out of the wreckage a democracy will emerge. It's not that we're fundamentally bad, but rather that our cost-benefit analysis abilities are badly corrupted by our idealism. I hope that over time we become more tolerant of governments that have elected to serve their people through a different mechanism, but I'm not holding my breath. Sorry about the novel, but I want you to understand that, misguided as we may be, we're not evil. And hopefully with a resurgent China that, unlike our former Soviet adversaries, isn't trying to religiously push their political ideology on the rest of the world, we can learn to tolerate and work together with other powerful empires, democratic or not, for a better and more stable and prosperous world for everyone.

[@alanfriesen9837]

@Gen Info Thank you for the wonderful compliment; I'm not sure I'm entirely deserving. And thank you for visiting my country. I used to live in the Twin Cities up at the northern end of the Mississippi. You're right, it's a lovely river. I looked at the videos you linked to. I'd already seen the one with the elderly lady. I very much wonder what the true breakdown is between Hong Kong residents that really want separation, those that have mixed feelings who are disturbed by the violence of the demonstrators but are also upset with the actions of the police and government and Beijing's influence on them, and those who believe wholeheartedly that the demonstrators are a bunch of fools playing a dangerous game and jeopardizing the safety and prosperity of everyone in the city. The demonstrations are huge and the sheer percentage of the city's population that turns out for them can't be casually blown off. But from here it looks like the demonstrators are overwhelmingly in their teens and twenties which makes me wonder if this isn't driven more by excitement and social belonging than by rational thought. I think this also has a lot to do with the incidences of violence and vandalism as young participants release their inhibitions in this semi-anonymous theater disregarding the potential consequences or even the morality of such actions. That being said though, I don't know that the entire movement should be viewed as violent and destructive. When you have up to two million people gathering in a relatively small space to express anger at actions of authorities even a tiny percentage of violent activists can cause a lot of damage. The same can be said regarding injuries caused by the police, who I think have shown remarkable restraint in reacting to such large crowds of demonstrators over such a long time subject to projectile and incendiary attacks. I'm frankly amazed that the casualty rate isn't much more severe than what I've heard it to be, and I'm not a defender of police in general. As far as banner slogans like "freedom", "democracy", "universal suffrage", and the like, I know that these are terms aimed at those of us in the West-because they work. I personally think freedom is an extremely nebulous term and most often one persons freedom is purchased with another's obligations. Democracy is of course our political religion and the stated purpose of our existence over here. Real democracy rarely survives a successful revolution and never survives a failed one. Nevertheless, it strokes our collective ego and stokes our collective passion. I'm never quite sure how serious demonstrators outside the West are when invoking these terms. Are they cynical and just saying what they have to to get Western support, or just naive, genuinely believing in the beautiful ideas embedded in these concepts without understanding either the likelihood or the consequences of their success? Of course, I can say all of that from the comfort of a relatively free and functional democracy that I both love and regularly take for granted. My views also have to be taken with the understanding that I'm a pretty hard-core sinophile and have been as long as I can remember. I very much want to see the total reunification of China both because I think it's what China is and should be destined to be and also because I want what I see as the most likely flashpoint between China and the United States (Taiwan) to go away. These demonstrations are, in my view, a threat to that eventuality which puts me politically at odds with the marchers. Because of these obvious biases I try very hard to imagine the legitimate concerns of the opposing side. I'm not sure I'm always successful, but one thing I refuse to do is to view those I disagree with as unworthy of my respect and consideration. My father once visited Singapore on a business trip. He said the city was beautiful and extremely well-functioning. He brought back a memoir of Lee Kuan-Yew which I read some years ago. Lee was a brilliant leader who I sincerely admire, though while it's hard to argue with the phenomenal success of your city, I was not comfortable with the separatist motivation that established it's independence from Malaysia. Please don't take that personally, I have equally uneasy feelings about our break from England. I do think that the Singaporean Mediacorp coverage of Hong Kong is the most balanced I've seen and I very much appreciate that. I do hope to visit your beautiful city one day and I hope that you and your fellow Singaporeans continue to thrive so. Thanks Again, Alan

[@WTHH2]

Success is a journey; Not a destination.!!

[@tonymegalow4531]

Highly appreciated of the challenges faced by the people of China in moving forward to reach the Chinese dreams 👍👍👍

[@user-mh4nv6pu9r]

It is true China is non-stoppable by any forces to be the most powerful country in the world.

[@Eoorjeje]

Nice! China would never be stopped by anyone! Go China! 🇨🇳💯🔥

[@dl6865]

I am an overseas Chinese. Can’t speak or write mandarin. But I am proud too. Thanks for the video CNA.

[@TheMandom88]

If running a company is difficult, to run a country with 1.4 billions people is beyond an extra ordinary human's ability.

[@raymonddon8875]

i am a 23 y.o. chinses man living in china. my grandfather didnt even have a bicycle to ride on. today i own 3 new porsche 911, 3 new lambos, 5 rolex watches and 3 huge homes. all this change in a very short time.

[@stephenyang2844]

Chairman Xi deserves a Nobel Peace Prize! for his vision and accomplishments that have benefited so many people. I was fortunate to have met Mr.Zhu Rongji, and was impressed by his vision, aspiration and initiative.

[@user-fl9fv2ij7v]

哈哈 为啥要一个外国的奖，而且还是一个虚假的奖，拿了自会沾了自己的手

[@harun776]

I agree I don’t buy into a lot of western propaganda but China’s rise is truly astonishing especially what transpired in the 100 years of humiliation

[@user-rm2xb3xj3t]

这不是习一个人的功劳，是整个共产党，乃至整个中国的功劳

[@quantumdelta123]

After centuries of Western domination and humiliation at Western imperialists, we now have an Asian super power on the global stage. This heralds the beginning of the return of Asia, the world shifting back to its natural state of things before the industrial revolution. Asia got left behind because China got too complacent after 2 centuries of Qing rule and various Indian kingdoms warring at each other. Now China has risen, India is gaining momentum and putting itself back together. Now for the Asia as a whole to come together, set aside our differences, see the bigger picture and march towards co prosperity. Never again we will fall to divide and conquer by outsiders.

[@deschan2246]

Asia super power? 🙂 Power probably yes....Super? Not yet

[@quantumdelta123]

@@deschan2246 The result of trade war will answer that question for you. Who's the stronger power, US or China. 2020 US recession, look out for it.

[@deschan2246]

@@quantumdelta123 China relent in trade war...they hv lost

[@quantumdelta123]

@@deschan2246 You've been reading too much fox news and western media. Explain to me how China has lost. In the past 40 years since economic reforms, China had not a single recession, averaging growth at 9.5%. US recession is coming next year, how does one win trade war by going into recession? Use your brain. Don't tell me you're one of those Taiwanese "I'm not Chinese" degenerates.

[@deschan2246]

@@quantumdelta123 I dont watch western media...US will not go into recession in 2020.....China is already in recession (if u r aware)....it would be worst next year. In trade war, China has no more bullet to respond to US....US will continue to add pressure....China is just a beating duck !!!

[@kaijunjiang9763]

Naturally draws millions of haters. But a fact is a fact like it or not

[@asnfhtmlzxsje274]

We Indians r inspired by Chinese technological advancement and have benifitted from ur products. Though politically we have differences. Love China from India

[@jokerzai105]

change the fact to truth. boom

[@darkghost2754]

Yeah a lot of people are lying abt china trying to forcefully change their mindset and trying to trip them down from their position but u are right a fact is a fact ,

[@user-tn1di6dm3x]

Are you still love China?

[@adwaitadwait9785]

@@user-tn1di6dm3x yes.......

[@pukningyawa465]

Hard work, sincerity and more hard work and sincerity

[@zatoichiable]

This proves the greatness of China as a civilization.... Italy tried to revive their roman empire but failed, the Arabs tried to revive thier islamic civilizations but failed... etc etc

[@nineinches]

Remarkable people that deserve admiration and respect, amazing humans. Hope to get the opportunity to go there again ‘ and check out the advancements. Truly great focused nation. Mark Riley from Australia.

[@ciusingwong3258]

As long as human being exists in China, we will have the hope. 留得青山在，不怕冇柴烧。

[@user-dc4bl1cu2k]

The one-child policy also saved China from overpopulation and starvation.

[@fannyalbi9040]

yes despite being smeared as inhuman for the evil minded

[@michaelwang6125]

@@fannyalbi9040 We have to ignore some of them. Some may be forced to type that way with control thinking. Reeducation camp can do that to a person where you are taught "not how to think" but "what to think". Even those who realize what they are doing is wrong will have to repeat it because their action is being watched too. which begs the question if Xi is part of the victim who truly believes the party because the way he is taught or knows its darkness but felt there is no salvation to it besides continuing down the dark road.

[@michaelwang6125]

​@RFC Fung It's all about choosing the lesser of 2 Evils. Also I am confused on how when one talks about 'west', it is always about United State. Right now the 'west' consists of Taiwan, Japan, India, Australia, and many other countries next to US while the "left" consist of camp that is now in talks with other terrorist organization? (taliban) Putting nationality aside; I think most citizens would choose a country ruled by the public at large over military dictatorship.

[@michaelwang6125]

@RFC Fung FYI. So what did China gain by giving Russia a landmass that is 100 times bigger than the island of Taiwan that the party is trying so hard to obtain; just to use it as a political clip?

[@2hbhdtl]

11:51 Deng Xiaoping 23:48 Jiang Zemin and Zhu Rhongji 26:40 World Trade Organization 29:12 Xi Jinping

[@NangongReng1973]

Yes, Mao disastrous policy caused millions of death in China, but think for a while. The Nationalists had escaped with all the wealth , elites , human capital to Taiwan. US also embargoed China in 1950. That means China had zero foreign capital , lack of economic experts to run the economy well . Only 600 +million poor peasants to support her.The only help came from USSR which severed ties and stopped all aid to China in 1960 due to ideological differences.Thus, Mao had to divert the bulk of the ctries resources to the military industrial complex because USSR ,Taiwan would invade China anytime during those era. Moreover , China heavy military industry was already in progress and could not be given up even though USSR experts or technicians have all left. Thus, light industries such as consumers goods and others had to be sacrificed . Hundred of millions were jobless . People communes were one way to solve this problem.Cultural revolution is another way used by Mao to purge certain party members as well as to drive all these youths away from cities to rural areas to work for the peasants so that social upheavals will not occur in the cities.

[@MrAizatazmi]

Elites and Intellectual escape to Taiwan because Red Guard want to kill them!

[@tomricc69]

@Michael Griffiths 6.2 % growth this year and an economy around 28 trillion gdp ppp! China is the largest economy in the world and has the most engineers and scientists . 30,000 miles of high speed rail, 250,000 miles of highways,, belt and road, etc. Your about to get your wish how smart they are! They were the largest economy in the world until 1840 when Europe not wanting competition waged wars on them! The Chinese market is the largest in the world and no one is going to pick the American market of 320 million people over 1.4 billion Chinese simple economics ! And the EU well their market is larger then America's also! The USA market is only 14% of global totals and shrinking by 2024 around 10%! Markets Markets Markets !And by 2030 India will also surpass the American market! And many other smaller markets are growing along with the Russian Market with the most natural resources in the world and the middle of Eurasia belt and road!

[@tomricc69]

@@MrAizatazmi Yes the western backed army got its ass kicked !

[@InternetsToughestGuy]

If the chinese people let the Kuomintang rule them they would be having GDP per capita as high as Taiwan.

[@alanfriesen9837]

@@MrAizatazmi Not the Red Guard, the Red Army. The Cultural Revolution was later.

[@Nathan-ru2sm]

This helps me a lot with my exams. Thank you!

[@CC-px7bf]

China rise and becoming a word leader is very important, as it provides a much needed balance of power, against the US and Europe.

[@condorX2]

Nice documentary. This help me understand China better. I’m from Malaysia. China has traded with Malaysia for 2000 years. In those years, they had been the world’s biggest powers many times. Never once they sent troops to take our land. Admiral Zheng He came to Malacca five times, in gigantic fleets, and a flagship eight times the size of Christopher Columbus’ flagship, Santa Maria. He could have seized Malacca easily, but he did not. In 1511, the Portuguese came. In 1642, the Dutch came. In the 18th century the British came. We were colonised by each, one after another. When China wanted spices from India, they traded with the Indians. When they wanted gems, they traded with the Persian. They didn’t take lands. The only time China expanded beyond their current borders was in Yuan Dynasty, when Genghis and his descendants Ogedei Khan, Guyuk Khan & Kublai Khan concurred China, Mid Asia and Eastern Europe. But Yuan Dynasty, although being based in China, was a part of the Mongolian Empire. Then came the Century of Humiliation. Britain smuggled opium into China to dope the population, a strategy to turn the trade deficit around, after the British could not find enough silver to pay the Qing Dynasty in their tea and porcelain trades. After the opium warehouses were burned down and ports were closed by the Chinese in ordered to curb opium, the British started the Opium War I, which China lost. Hong Kong was forced to be surrendered to the British in a peace talk (Nanjing Treaty). The British owned 90% of the opium market in China, during that time, Queen Victory was the world’s biggest drug baron. The remaining 10% was owned by American merchants from Boston. Many of Boston’s institutions were built with profit from opium. After 12 years of Nanjing Treaty, the West started getting really really greedy. The British wanted the Qing government: 1. To open the borders of China to allow goods coming in and out freely, and tax free. 2. Make opium legal in China. Insane requests, Qing government said no. The British and French, with supports from the US and Russia from behind, started Opium War II with China, which again, China lost. The Anglo-French military raided the Summer Palace, and threatened to burn down the Imperial Palace, the Qing government was forced to pay with ports, free business zones, 300,000 kilograms of silver and Kowloon was taken. Since then, China’s resources flew out freely through these business zones and ports. In the subsequent amendment to the treaties, Chinese people were sold overseas to serve as labor. In 1900, China suffered attacks by the 8-National Alliance(Japan, Russia, Britain, France, USA, Germany, Italy, Austria-Hungary). Innocent Chinese civilians in Peking (Beijing now) were murdered, buildings were destroyed & women were raped. The Imperial Palace was raided, and treasures ended up in museums like the British Museum in London and the Louvre in Paris. In late 1930s China was occupied by the Japanese in WWII. Millions of Chinese died during the occupancy. 300,000 Chinese died in Nanjing Massacre alone. Mao brought China together again from the shambles. There were peace and unity for some time. But Mao’s later reign saw sufferings and deaths from famine and power struggles. Then came Deng Xiao Ping and his infamous “black-cat and white-cat” story. His preference in pragmatism than ideologies has transformed China. This thinking allowed China to evolve all the time to adapt to the actual needs in the country, instead of rigidly bounded to ideologies. It also signified the death of Communism in actually practice in China. The current Socialism+Meritocracy+Market Economy model fits the Chinese like gloves, and it propels the uprise of China. Singapore has a similar model, and has been arguably more successful than Hong Kong, because Hong Kong being gateway to China, was riding on the economic boom in China, while Singapore had no one to gain from. In just 30 years, the CPC have moved 800 millions of people out from poverty. The rate of growth is unprecedented in human history. They have built the biggest mobile network, by far the biggest high speed rail network in the world, and they have become a behemoth in infrastructure. They made a fishing village called Shenzhen into the world’s second largest technological centre after the Silicon Valley. They are growing into a technological power house. It has the most elaborate e-commerce and cashless payment system in the world. They have launched exploration to Mars. The Chinese are living a good life and China has become one of the safest countries in the world. The level of patriotism in the country has reached an unprecedented height. For all of the achievements, the West has nothing good to say about it. China suffers from intense anti-China propagandas from the West. Western Media used the keyword “Communist” to instil fear and hatred towards China. Everything China does is negatively reported. They claimed China used slave labor in making iPhones. The truth was, Apple was the most profitable company in the world, it took most of the profit, leave some to Foxconn (a Taiwanese company) and little to the labor. They claimed China was inhuman with one-child policy. At the same time, they accused China of polluting the earth with its huge population. The fact is the Chinese consume just 30% of energy per capita compared to the US. They claimed China underwent ethnic cleansing in Xinjiang. The fact is China has a policy which priorities ethnic minorities. For a long time, the ethnic minorities were allowed to have two children and the majority Han only allowed one. The minorities are allowed a lower score for university intakes. There are 39,000 mosque in China, and 2100 in the US. China has about 3 times more mosque per muslim than the US. When terrorist attacks happened in Xinjiang, China had two choices: 1. Re-educate the Uighur extremists before they turned terrorists. 2. Let them be, after they launch attacks and killed innocent people, bomb their homes. China chose 1 to solve problem from the root and not to do killing. How the US solve terrorism? Fire missiles from battleships, drop bombs from the sky. During the pandemic, When China took extreme measures to lockdown the people, they were accused of being inhuman. When China recovered swiftly because of the extreme measures, they were accused of lying about the actual numbers. When China’s cases became so low that they could provide medical support to other countries, they were accused of politically motivated. Western Media always have reasons to bash China. Just like any country, there are irresponsible individuals from China which do bad and dirty things, but the China government overall has done very well. But I hear this comment over and over by people from the West: I like Chinese people, but the CPC is evil. What they really want is the Chinese to change the government, because the current one is too good. Fortunately China is not a multi-party democratic country, otherwise the opposition party in China will be supported by notorious NGOs (Non-Government Organization) of the USA, like the NED (National Endowment for Democracy), to topple the ruling party. The US and the British couldn’t crack Mainland China, so they work on Hong Kong. Of all the ex-British colonial countries, only the Hong Kongers were offered BNOs by the British. Because the UK would like the Hong Kongers to think they are British citizens, not Chinese. A divide-and-conquer strategy, which they often used in Color Revolutions around the world. They resort to low dirty tricks like detaining Huawei’s CFO & banning Huawei. They raised a silly trade war which benefits no one. Trade deficit always exist between a developing and a developed country. USA is like a luxury car seller who ask a farmer: why am I always buying your vegetables and you haven’t bought any of my cars? When the Chinese were making socks for the world 30 years ago, the world let it be. But when Chinese started to make high technology products, like Huawei and DJI, it caused red-alert. Because when Western and Japanese products are equal to Chinese in technologies, they could never match the Chinese in prices. First world countries want China to continue in making socks. Instead of stepping up themselves, they want to pull China down. The recent movement by the US against China has a very important background. When Libya, Iran, and China decided to ditch the US dollar in oil trades, Gaddafi’s was killed by the US, Iran was being sanctioned by the US, and now it’s China’s turn. The US has been printing money out of nothing. The only reason why the US Dollar is still widely accepted, is because it’s the only currency which oil is allowed to be traded with. The US has an agreement with Saudi that oil must be traded in US dollar ONLY. Without the petrol-dollar status, the US dollars will sink, and America will fall. Therefore anyone trying to disobey this order will be eliminated. China will soon use a gold-backed crypto-currency, the alarms in the White House go off like mad. China’s achievement has been by hard work. Not buy looting the world. I have deep sympathy for China for all the suffering, but now I feel happy for them. China is not rising, they are going back to where they belong. Good luck China. -C L Zheng He's in Floating City: When China Dominated the Oceans kzbin.info/www/bejne/ql7WYn5ra7qag5I “Christopher Columbus didn’t discover anything, instead he just got lost” 🤯 wow love that 💗💗 -Tasia Grzenia Christopher Columbus | Native Americans kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIq3iYV6qb6tj8U USA vs China 1980-2030 : Nominal GDP, GDP PPP, Growth Rate & Population kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKfZmal7r5qhi6c

[@xinniethep00h]

Nobody but wumaos are falling for that bs you right. Stop spreading propaganda. The world sees China for what it is and a paper tiger. When they finally stop sending empty threats over Taiwan then they will be wiped off the face of the eartg

[@user-xz9bw2ud1g]

谢谢

[@skywalker5936]

Wow, "amazing", hats off to the vision of their leaders, admitting their mistakes and continuously correcting them, stamping out corruption. Respect.

[@xinniethep00h]

“Admitting their mistakes” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@philiphew796]

Lincoln “democracy is government of the people, by the people , for the people”. By this definition the government of China is democratic.

[@user-lf4td9xr4v]

by the people? for the people? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lioicomestai3703]

Very logic. 2,000 year of Chinese history is democratic history. All the rulers, emperors, warlords are demo what?!!#@$#%

[@bonearete5419]

I think he is predicting China in 2021. The world hates it because the Chinese called it communism.

[@kiayungko7731]

Credit to Mr.Deng Xiao Ping🇨🇳❤️

[@adaletbread3386]

What a great step and hardwork for the people of China, Chinese people are very lucky to have a successful leader!

[@Kobi-um7bj]

The West worst nightmare!

[@LofxyYT]

@Green Sky yes.

[@dhh5217]

Proud of being a Chinese (from mainland China)

[@jerryacosta2232]

Napoleon say let China sleep for when she wakes she will shake the world

[@dreadrosco4168]

FACTS

[@deschan2246]

Napoleon words r outdated different time different era

[@CuongNguyen-le5ic]

Napoleon said that and then Mao Zedong happened to brought China to her knee with 60+ MILLIONS DEATH and most Chinese in EXTREME POVERTY and Uneducated for DECADES. It's only after Mao Zedong that China finally got back up with Chinese finally able to lift themselves up. By saying this, watch as many Chinese will come defend Mao Zedong.

[@user-vw8ex6kn6b]

Did Napoleon really say that?

[@redcommierad2447]

Cuong Nguyen china was just came out of an world war and civil war when mao zedong came to power. Of course china would be in such state. The ones dead of famine died because of themselves. Many did not want to work or just nit enough. Though they kept making many kids. Guess what happens? Well famine. Those ones did not die because of mao. But others yes.

[@eliasuribe2962]

What a remarkable experience for the Chinese country 👏 What a wonderful job 👏 China 🇨🇳 👏 more power to the Chinese country 👏 😀 👍

[@ashutoshsharma-qk8yx]

China our cultural ,traditional and ancient brother💖good to see this development !! Best wishes from india🇮🇳

[@paulphelps7809]

Thank you for this high quality and informative review of modern China's renewal.

[@deschan2246]

Propaganda

[@nikeomag]

lol you sound like a bot

[@helmiyoussef2835]

Respect for China from North Africa

[@rickyyacine4818]

We should do that too becoming like china look at north Africa its shithole backward socialist Islamic trash lets reform it or u want to be a loser ur whole life ? Fln could be something good the western powers are weak we could comeback

[@ongchinlam3192]

Asean is proud to have a great new leader.

[@stephenonline345]

It’s mere the return of central kingdom, she has awoken from hundred years of suppressions

[@MrAizatazmi]

*middle kingdom

[@niltondossantos9790]

BRAVO 🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳

[@bigtuna7900]

Tiennamen sqaure

[@obsidianstatue]

great documentary, it's one of the few foreign documentaries that actually sets China within the right frame of mind, seeing the PRC as a continuation of the Chinese civilization since antiquity. CCP's ideology even under Mao have always had elements of traditional Chinese governing philosophy, Mao is known to be favor the traditional Chinese governing philosophy of Legalism. and imperial China have always had the system that combines Legalism and Confucianism,. Today China is the same. it has a system of Legalism and Confucianism with socialist characteristics. China will forge ahead and reform and find a system that best suits their needs, I personally believe President Xi is the right guy for that job.

[@sy3934]

not really , they partly telling the truth but insert too much their own judgement and thought! not a good documentary.

[@mtksbctk]

This is singapore documentary basically singapore is a chinese satellite state 💪🇨🇳🇨🇳🇸🇬

[@alanfriesen9837]

@@mtksbctk CNA's treatment of China is slightly on the friendly side, but considering how the rest of the world portrays China, it's a breath of fresh air.

[@mtksbctk]

@@alanfriesen9837 of course, we, the overseas chinese, are proud of china's achievements

[@steverichardson7971]

How come ur so knowledgeable about the Chinese politics and history? I wanna learn more about China too turns out all I can find is just some biased or made up shit..

[@texasray5237]

China is incredible for what it has accomplished in the last 50 years.

[@caughtinprovidence7197]

I like the last remark she said " In talking about current challenge of US-CHINA trade war intentions ,for example , their response are consistently measured. China ,According to them ,has been facing obstacles and hardships at every turn in their 5000 years of civilization ,and not just on this occasion of their 17th anniversary , this is but a smell hiccup on the spectrum of time. "

[@sy3934]

70th.

[@pushcartoldman8698]

70th! NOT 17th... 😂 😂 😂

[@militaryrankings4325]

Hope China continues its path to take its rightful place as one of the leading civilizations and continue to be a positive force in the world. The growth and improvement in the last few decades have been nothing short of amazing. Cheers, China.

[@believein1]

Cheers to you too, man.

[@su2spinors]

@Jammy joe china doesn't really have communism. It's the a mixture of most effective elements of free market and statist nationalism. This is by theory the most stable and rapid model of growth.

[@reb9977]

@@su2spinors shut up chinese bot

[@reb9977]

@choidrew18 sungjae18 enjoy your bat soup

[@jordie4423]

I wish you all the best but it’s scary to see sector after sector fail the Chinese economy. Did this really all start with Evergrande or is it bigger. I know the property market is not healthy but neither is local debt and the energy policies. I’m worried these problems follow so close after another and hope China can keep stable. The world will suffer if China collapses. Biggest problem is the falling trust in the real estate , the biggest growth driver for decades

[@alokmishra2207]

A very balanced story. Salute to China and it’s people ✌🏼

[@headsortails1456]

China has achieve so much and they call it working progress, imagine when they are fully developed? it will be something that the world have never seen before.

[@dr.refath7085]

Love china..from bangladesh..😘😘

[@thisisanevilcorp992]

Uncle Xi last words on this documentary will make me sleep better. And yes, I'm not Chinese.

[@curtiscarpenter9881]

There is a lot the UK and China can establish through clearer relations that we can learn from each other for the betterment of human development and our potential for economic prosperity together.

[@luoyu.cheng3562]

There is an old saying in China: The world must be united for a long time, and it must be divided for a long time. This means that no empire will never decline. The dynasties of China's thousands of years of unified Confucian culture have only changed in accordance with the historical trend and changed from the empires of Spain, Portugal, France, and the United Kingdom to the United States. Any empire will have a day of decline. You can’t resist when fate arrives.

[@zhizuc.7516]

The awakening of the sleeping giant, welcome back Middle Kingdom.

[@jms7914]

Wow when I saw the title I didn't expect it to be such an unbiased and informative video about China. Thank you so much CNA.

[@jarrettbyers7075]

thanks for making this good documentary to introduce china to the world from an objective angle.

[@uvg319]

Alex Ma is quite correct when he says Deng moved with the times and his gamble paid off. I wish we in India had done the same. We live in a much more complex and closed world today! I hope we are able to write our own development story. This is a great channel and a very balanced coverage of the issue.

[@osmanjerry3272]

Best wishes to India.

[@user-cg8ic4gu5n]

印度的人才都去美国了

[@komangpandehariyadi7918]

Hard to achieve with democracy. Popular leader has higher chance to win then capable leader. Asian system/traditional system only pick between capable leader vs capable leader to compete. More to selection then election. Wether to be leader of farmers regarding irrigation..leader of village etc. The control system ussualy form between eldery and young generation to discuss and set the goal to be achieve. Experienced/Capable village leader if they good then will be nominated to compete to be distric leader..capable distric leader will be nomimated to compete to be mayor and keep going up to the top leader.

[@marlonlopez4154]

Much respect from México 🇲🇽

[@My-Name-is-Khan]

Well done China. You made whole Asia proud. Please do not bully your smaller neighbours. Also save small nation like Bhutan, Nepal and Bangladesh from evil India.

[@Lypno]

The centre of the world becoming the centre of the world again ! A multi-millenial might ! God Bless China from France

[@taykokhuat]

China is to be deeply admired. All the military hardware such as fighter jets, helicopters, tanks, machine guns, submarines, and other military arsenal's you name them, were built by China itself.

[@justthefacts5008]

The famous French military leader and emperor Napoleon Bonaparte once said about China, “There lies a sleeping giant. Let him sleep! For when he wakes, he will shake the world.”

[@bipolargamer99x]

They were taken from Ukraine. Not itself.

[@lixwh]

It is ridiculous to portrait the Mao period as dark age when Chinese started her industrialization , produced Nuke bomb independently, sent satellite into the space. The reason western media so eager to blacken Mao is so obvious that Mao represents the true spirit of Chinese culture, fearing nothing and fighting against all the odds. Ordinary Chinese are all grateful to Chair Mao for the life he gave to this country.

[@williamng398]

China rise is of hard work and even her own sacrifice never in the expense of others. Really a miracle in such a short 4 decades for such a big and populous country

[@deschan2246]

Thats a lie

[@beansien]

Excellent unbiased documentary!. Heads up CNA.

[@ahhhlvin]

Amazing informational video that highlighted many perspectives! It was so refreshing to see content on China that uses factual information from its history and explains its rise in detail through different lenses. Hope to see more content like this in the future!

[@emphasizes7427]

Love China from Laos 🇱🇦🤝🙏🇨🇳

[@aciteh5427]

Doesn’t matter if it’s black cat or white cat, as long as they catch mice, they are good cats. Tun M, u r also running out of time.... please see beyond race and religion for the good of Malaysia.

[@tanchengs5502]

The "black cat and white cat" quote from Deng Xiao Ping is referred to communism and capitalism, not races.

[@aciteh5427]

Tancheng S yes. But it can also be implied in races. Doesn’t matter the differences, as long as it delivers. Basically.

[@susanchin4117]

Totally agreed.

[@frozenflava]

Malaysia has sadly been plagued by Malay supremacy and it's islamification, the moment they binded malays with muslims our country's demise is set.

[@pahatpahat9566]

Why do people want to decide what is good for China? Let her people decide what they want. A society is built from its historical and cultural traditions and any drastic change will cause upheavals which the people may not be able to cope with. As long as they do not impose their form of governance to others, they should be not reason for the rest of the world to worry about. For the outsiders, we should admire the hard work the Chinese people have undertaken to create what they have to-day. It is obvious that some powers seem unhappy that this billion plus people simply refused to accept what they deemed to be the perfect society where the poor has to remain poor if you do not have the resources to improve yourself. There is no minimum support like "let there be no poverty at $XXX income per year". Yes, if you are not prepared to struggle in the city, stay put in the rural area so that you could at least work in the farm. Such approach may seem unacceptable to some but it permits those unable to compete in the city an option in a lesser competitive scenario. Come 2030, maybe the world would see a different China!

[@poobum9857]

the people of china have proven what was always there , thier industriousness ... as they become more developed they will realize there is more than just money !!!

[@dominicwong8342]

身为华人，真的为整个中华民族感到骄傲

[@georgewu5]

Me too.

[@pipboy517]

@@georgewu5 the Chinese are also proud of the ethnical Chinese around the world, for their sacrifice and dedication throughout the hardship and support to their home nation. China is not a state, it's a civilization, the doors should be open to the ethnic Chinese around the world.

[@ocean8043]

谢谢我们全体华人都要让世界看得起我们

[@louispltable]

中國加油

[@xiaomaiumr9164]

@Jose Roberto I think it ’s very uncultivated to disappoint when others praise what he likes

[@cortezfjy9]

There’s got to be a time for us. I thought it’s always going to be a white mans world. Easternization has to rise up. But even Shakespeare said; there’s always an end to every madness.

[@justthefacts5008]

The famous French military leader and emperor Napoleon Bonaparte once said about China, “There lies a sleeping giant. Let him sleep! For when he wakes, he will shake the world.”

[@mockinbird2687]

Clad to see you China made it. May our true creator bless and protect you, keep striving to doing good deeds and may all your intentions be pure to helping yourself and the human race.

[@junruibeto8989]

Thanks. Peace and development of human race are the common goals of all human.

[@juancarlossaavedra6757]

When you experience hunger in the past, you value what you have today, China will be the first economy in the World because of this fact.

[@trianglestomache6353]

I love China and the China government + like the people of China .

[@concepcionmaisling1683]

You.like communism?

[@cheelew5409]

Well done. Please it up

[@itsME-mh6xy]

Asia should form a "Asian union"; It will only happen when big countries like china japan India south Korea UAE Russia unite themselves before it get too late . ありがとう🎍

[@zeromortalsplan]

@Green Sky The biggest obstacle to that (AmeriKKKa) is crumbling and weakening every day, so that might happen in the near future...

[@paecpc]

The yellow skinned people are very hardworking, diligent and smart thinking, they will always survive. They may be down sometimes, but they will always pick themselves up.

[@gifttube7451]

Do not underestimate them… they’re more smart than west when it comes to business

[@kitty-rp7bg]

Happy for China...keep it up..😁😁

[@kitty-rp7bg]

Unity is strength...😁😁

[@melvinsharty4417]

The Chinese people will be forever remember as what it means for a people united by common vision to build a prosperous nation from the loots of extreme poverty to the reigns of wealth-committed to enhancing the human capital of the country! Africa relationship with China shouldn't be based on aid, or protracted loan! African leaders must approach China with the mission to learn, apply lessons and forge win-win partnership! With Africa's huge population dividend, what we need is perhaps leaders with economic vision, and faith in the people. African leaders must start to believe that the solution to Africa's economic miracles is not found in our large Churches or Mosques! We need solid market-based reforms, one-currency, free trade, and investment in Agriculture, and infrastructure!

[@salvadorvizcarra769]

Let's compare the US with China. First, please check out these FACTS that are on the Web. Here we go: In 250 years of existence as a nation, the US has fought against 29 sovereign countries. (In Fact, since 1785, we have been involved, for 219 years, in some kind of war. And this wars, against all varieties of sovereign nations. From going against the Sultan of Morocco, to invading the tiny island of Grenada. Well, this means that in our entire history, we have only had 17 years of peace, and even fewer, cuz here the almost 5 years (1861-1865), of our Civil War of Secession are not counted (Union/Confederates), since this war was not with another country, but against us. And the wars against the Native Nations of America are not counted too, for the same reason). Anyway: We fought against 29 countries. We have "Grown" 711 times the size of our territory from the original 13 colonies. We have provoked with total impunity, Genocides, inside and outside our own borders, and assassinations of Gov’t. Leaders, Coups d'État and Economic Blockades in 6 UN member nations. (Between 1947 and 1989, the US tried to change other nations gov’ts. 73 times. It includes 66 covert Ops. And 7 overt ones. In Civil Wars: The US has taken advantage of and intervened without justification in the following Civil Wars: In Cuba (1898 and 1960). In Haiti (1813 and then 1915-1934). In Colombia (1899-1902 and 1948). In Mexico (1847 and 1914 and again in 1916). In Russia (1918). In the "Republic Banana Wars" of Central America (1912-1934). In Venezuela (1945 and again in 1948). In China (1857, and 1900, and again in 1945-1946-1949). In Korea (1950-1953). In Viet Nam (1959-1975). In Panama (1964 and again 1989). In Central Africa (1969-1974 and 1982-1988). In Nicaragua (1937 and 1985). In Bosnia (1995)... In Kosovo, Libya, Lebanon, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Iraq, Iran, Yemen, Afghanistan, etc.). And more: We have almost 800 Military Bases scattered around the world; 93 of which are against China. On the other hand, China and Korea (The "Axis of Evil"), in 1,000 years of history have NEVER invaded anyone. These nations have fought their Civil Wars, defended themselves against foreign invasions, and secured their immediate borders, but they have never been meddling or aggressor countries. Do you know how many Military Bases China or Korea have outside their territory? None. Zero. Any. NADA! They do not have a single Base. These are verifiable facts. Neither China nor Korea will invade the world; We do... that's DONE, as we do in the Middle East. Iran also does not have a SINGLE MILITARY BASE outside its national territory, and it is surrounded by 16 US Bases, and it is we who call the Iranians Terrorists. Anyway The comparison between the US and China is not pleasant when it is evident that China is a nation of Peace. China does not attack anyone. China does not invade anyone. China does not interfere in the affairs of other countries. China does not steal its wealth from any country. China does not seize territories from anyone nor does it "Grow" in extension by subduing peoples. China is a world economic power now and for many, many years to come. And this Greatness was achieved without invading, without stealing mining and oil resources from any country and without bombing anyone. China does NOT do that. While the "Greatness" of the US is founded on the Weakness of other nations, on Piracy, on Slavery, on Genocide within and outside its borders, on the Assassination of Gov't Leaders and, just like their cousins ​​in the English Empire, its "Greatness" is based on the Opium Trade (in the case of the US, with the Cocaine Trade). Well... These are the comparisons between the US and China.

[@yogi9631]

A capable and great leader, well said victor