CHINA'S Immigration policy is NOT POLITICALLY CORRECT!

[@kib3571]

If we can be self-reliant while also helping others to be self-reliant, there will be no refugee or immigration problem.

[@beetafly2]

If you give women autonomy over their bodies as an international mandatory law, by abolishing child marriage and 100% effective family planning, there will be no immigration, period! Studies show that if men leave women alone, they will never go get pregnant. Therefore if you allow men to kidnap, rape, child/ arrange marriage, and ban abortion then babies will be the end results of those traditions. Typical!?

[@BX8UWT]

All these problems (refugees or immigration) are the result of the "Wars", which are deliberately waged by those war mongers that control the western governments.

[@maxilocity]

The Chinese government takes a look at the open borders policy of the West and all the problems that come along with it…thanks and no thanks.

[@whokiss2035]

i think it's not the people's problem ,it's the politics and policies"s problem.

[@ubermenschen3636]

USA’s recent open border policy is tailored to increase the recruitment of soldiers for the upcoming war against China or Russia, or both.

[@giliguluedinburgh]

The Chinese government takes a look at the wars created by the West and the moral responsibility for the millions of poor people that are unalived and the many millions that are displaced from wars and suffering caused by US economic sanctions...thanks but no thanks!

[@alanmcgarrah5896]

@@ubermenschen3636 Stupid comment

[@340ACP]

You are so correct, I’m an expat from Canada who now lives in China and there is no better place in the world to live ❤. By the way, western country leaders love diversity because it means no unity, people who are not united are much more easily controlled

[@bjni]

living in Japan, its pretty good here too TBH. China sounds awesome too. only been there a few times.

[@beetafly2]

In the west, people are united through a major religion whereas in the east (China), people are united through control of the law, period!

[@HarrySmith-hr2iv]

@@beetafly2 Wrong. For over 1 thousand years The old teachings of Confucious+ Lao Tse+ Buddhism have encouraged social cohesion, the family and community unity. In the west people are not united. Only in recent centuries has western religion been analysed and yet still conflict occurs, eg. Catholics Vs Protestant+Vs Eastern Orthodox Christianity. I have travelled in China, and thru out the west. Yes Law is implemented in China but underneath the surface is another complex tier of human behaviour and belief systems.

[@anthonymathews3872]

@@beetafly2 What religion? Islam?

[@machodude5396]

@@beetafly2 It is in the Chinese culture. There's an old saying amongst Chinese people, "One stick of bamboo bends easily. A few sticks of bamboo will be difficult to twist." They tend to have more discipline and show more respects to the elderly (where the wisdom comes from). They also consider the contributions to the whole group (the unity) rather than their own self...so they will take social contributions over personal rights more seriously!

[@MaxAmerica.Freedom]

Seems like the Chinese are the smartest in the world.

[@ubermenschen3636]

Nope. You are erroneously interpreting efficiency with “smart.” China’s governance is more efficient than the West’s.

[@giliguluedinburgh]

Or they just don't create wars around the world for their 'special interests' that displaces millions of poor and desperate people. Accepting refugees and asylum seekers become the moral responsibility of the Countries that started the wars, and that ain't China.

[@LiuXiang411]

Everything happens now in the world happened before in Chinese history, and China has the habit to record history in detail. So China knows what consequences would be. For example, the immigration issue Kurt talked about happened very badly 2000 years ago in Han Dynasty. Han Dynasty defeated Hun nomadic tribes and agreed to adopted many Hun people who surrendered to Han Court into China. But those nomadic people had difficulty to integrate into agriculture society and always lived in their own close community and became the lowest class citizens inside the country. Eventually they held uprising around 420AD and China had turmoil for 170 years. During which period there were wars constantly and the population of China decreased from 50 million to 10 million.

[@MaxAmerica.Freedom]

@@LiuXiang411 Fascinating. Thank you for the insight.

[@allenwong2219]

Before China was very poor and nobody wanted to immigrate there. And China wanted less people and introduced the one child policy. Immigration policy hasn't changed because of it.

[@ubermenschen3636]

Wrong. China’s new family planning law allows two children for the Hans, and unlimited for all minority groups.

[@jsc3417]

中国什么都缺，就是不缺人。

[@randyfish3763]

@@ubermenschen3636 Allen Wong said "Before" there was a one child policy .. not now.

[@dlf4298]

If you are married to a chinese person. Also stayed in China for 5 years. You can apply Chinese greencard.

[@gratefuldeadly7899]

East asian countries like China Korea Japan just don't have that tradition of taking in immigrants, so it really doesn't register with them or be on their mind.

[@林北就是唱秋]

Children adopted by Chinese citizens can get Chinese citizenship, for example the Henan Girl who was adopted in Pakistan brought back and grow up in China.

[@CN_SFY_General]

She grows up in China with Chinese culture. She is Chinese.

[@jameschinn5137]

China in fact is a truly multicultural country with over 50 ethnic groups and all integrated into a relatively peaceful society.😊

[@thisiskevin1000]

56 ethnic groups all in all

[@robertlamerton93]

57ethnic groups ,largest being Han, mulicultural being the different regions of a very large country but still all Chinese not immigrants!

[@robertlamerton93]

Correction 56 ethnic groups, senior moment!

[@ericyang1022]

Your son or daughter can be Chinese citizen even though you are a foreigner but married a Chinese person.

[@inkbold8511]

However, they don’t have children

[@patrolmanracv]

@@inkbold8511 the 1 child policy hasn't existed for many years ..

[@milexiangyangli5666]

​​​​​​@@inkbold8511- (They) - Do - Have - (Children) - ✋️✋️✋️✋️✋ - (Some) - As - Many - As - (3) - ️✅️ ✅️ ✅️ ✅️ ✅️ - And - (The - Ethnic) - (Minorities) - Are - (Allowed) - To - Have - (Even - More) - 🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯 -

[@Mr.Patrick_Hung]

@@patrolmanracv And it was never that strict. Many people here have brothers and sisters.

[@yousheng]

I would say China’s immigration policy is POLITICALLY CORRECT for China as it fits China’s situation considering the 1.4 billion population and it has never been a colonialist power. I don‘t think it is fair to say it’s not politically correct if it doesn’t have a similar immigration policy of the west. If you look outside the west, there are many countries also do not have a similar immigration policy of the west.

[@Jungletrump]

He was using politically incorrect in the best possible meaning. In America and Canada, being politically correct means woke. This is western disease.

[@giliguluedinburgh]

Exactly 💯. Don't forget the West's neverending wars to displace millions of poor people and to keep their countries like a hell hole. Off course, the people of the Qest feel they have a moral responsibility to accept refugees and asylum seekers, its tge least they can do for robbing these 'poor' countries off all their natural resources.

[@robertlamerton93]

@yousheng..He was stating that it is not politically correct according to the leftist woke community who are destroying the west. It is not his personal opinion. We agree it is the correct policy, and the sensible one.

[@andreastano7920]

So true. China isn't an immigrant country. Even I'm ethnically Chinese in Indonesia, but people in China won't consider me Chinese national. It's only separated at birth from the mainland. As long as we live peacefully in harmony, that's fine. My mom was Chinese national, but due to the policy, then she got Indonesian citizenship when I was in high school. She met her cousins in An Hui last time and visited China several times before she passed away. While my dad's great grandparents came here earlier before independence. If I'm asked, do you love China, the answer is yes. And I'm proud of my ancestral country.

[@hclau218]

I am Gweilo's age. Grew up in a dirt poor family. In my childhood, soup was mostly pepper and soy sauce in a bowl of hot water. My dad said "They are only 2 ways out of poverty. 1. Be a criminal. 2. Study hard." My family insisted of going route 2. This was the same with most impoverished chinese families in years gone by.

[@jamesmoy1214]

Be a criminal is a stupid option so you actually had just one choice. Being a criminal is only for the people in abject poverty with no education choices and job opportunities that can’t even pay for living expenses. Count you blessings that you were not in that predicament!

[@hclau218]

@@jamesmoy1214 You have no idea what abject poverty is really like. Eating 3 pieces of broken biscuits bought as factory rejects for breakfast. Walk barefoot 5 miles to school, with shoes in hand to save them from wearing out when you are 8 years old is not that much fun. So, being a criminal is an option. Just didn't take it.

[@machodude5396]

@@hclau218 respect

[@juamu1132]

@@jamesmoy1214 he means joining the triad.

[@NormYip-se9fn]

I agree with what you’ve stated. China 🇨🇳 for the Chinese.

[@uut378]

As China is a big country with 1.4 billion, the government is not eager to attract huge amounts of immigrants. Anyway, if you marry a Chinese woman & stay in China over 5 years, you may apply for immigration.

[@misfitsailor]

After 5 years you can apply to become a permanent resident, but you are still not a Chinese citizen.

[@fatdoi003]

the most is green card..... will never get a chinese passport

[@4-SeasonNature]

​@fatdoi003 wrong

[@machodude5396]

​@@fatdoi003Foreigners can apply to become Chinese citizens under article 7 of the Nationality Law of the PRC. To qualify for citizenship under that article, a foreigner must: have close relatives who are Chinese nationals; have settled in a part of China; or have other legitimate reasons for applying for citizenship. In Hong Kong, all applications for naturalisation are handled by the Immigration Department in accordance with the Chinese Nationality (Miscellaneous Provisions) Ordinance (Cap. 540 of the Laws of Hong Kong). More information about applying for naturalisation is available from the website of the Immigration Department. Successful applicants for naturalisation are entitled to the same rights as persons who acquired Chinese nationality at birth. Foreigners are required by article 8 of the Nationality Law of the PRC to renounce their original nationality on acquiring Chinese citizenship.

[@JoeBidet-yb5er]

​@@4-SeasonNature if you try push cry pay etc you may get lucky

[@philmcleod111]

Hi New sub here, I lived in China for 7 years ,Its a great country , I agree with their immigration laws, I never had a problem with visas, I was there in March, I have one more year left on my 10 year visa,

[@whiteshark450]

Always love Gweilo videos, stay healthy from Montreal.

[@Gweilo60]

Thanks Whiteshark.

[@mrblurblur2003]

_Your spirit, your soul, your attitude, your traits to me are already true blue Chinese buddy. You're a good man_

[@robertdlucas7418]

It is their country .

[@jennyohara4011]

That 107 year old Canadian lady who died last year was as close to a Chinese person you will ever get , She was recognised for all her work

[@thisiskevin1000]

And her 80 year old son too

[@lukawong8921]

They don't needs those newcomers votes, plus it's the norm amongst Asian accepting immigration is a new concept for them.

[@davewordsworth1251]

As usual, as an English man who has witnessed riots in the past few weeks due to immigration, he speaks perfect sense.

[@rogerstarkey5390]

"Immigration" is the excuse

[@bingohume7013]

I agree and it’s working out for China 🇨🇳.

[@SoCal760]

China did accept refugees. In WW2, a lot of Jews were accepted to Shanghai

[@zcsensor9675]

We're talking about immigration and neturalization, not humanitarian policies such as temporary refugee taking.

[@SoCal760]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@zcsensor9675”we” were talking about immigration and naturalization ? I was talking specifically about his point about refugees

[@zcsensor9675]

@@SoCal760 what you said is true, but irrelevant.

[@juamu1132]

shanghai was a foreign concession back then, they don't have a say back then.

[@goolooggg9005]

40+ years ago China was so poor & undeveloped even diplomats & expats then don't want to be posted there But for those who went & stayed in China despite the hardships & difficulties, they watched, experienced & built a miracle! I missed out, there were plans in early 2000s to work in China but it fell through due to me couldn't speak & write Mandarin, if not this life phase would be the most defining & adventure time of my life...

[@George-k6o9t]

China already has 56 different ethnic minorities and throughout it long history, already has experienced foreigners going in and out of the country. They have already seen what happens when you have an unbridled immigration policy with no controls and the examples of the chaos observed in other countries like the U.S. and the U.S. is enough for China to say, "no way. We have more than enough people for a start and with different diversities on our plate to worry about taking care of."

[@CDTsuiPo]

China is a socialist country, and its people have built the country to its present level through long and hard work together.To open up immigration lightly would be a betrayal of the suffering endured by the people.

[@zz44ppppp]

It does not show indications of socialism. It is authoritarian rather

[@AndyKos]

What is there a "socialist" in China? Does the Chinese government provide any free services for the people? As far as I know, Chinese people have to pay for everything themselves. No free lunch in China.

[@teflerchina.2987]

It is the same in England where immigrants from Pakistan, Bangladesh and India all live in their own communities and won't live in a diverse community. Many of those communities are basically NO GO areas for White British.

[@wingsunkoo4574]

absolute 100% correct in this video

[@noindemnity-en1yd]

Chinese is a nationality not a race.

[@beetafly2]

What do you mean, idiot!???? Han is a race which came from the yellow emperor with a little bit of middle eastern and russians mixed in but over time those genes get super diluted due to the 1 billion Han chinese people to choose from as spouses. They've recently just started mixing with Africans due to colonization but in the super minority and its mainly Han men marrying non Han women to produce and take on their Chinese last names, period. Now, the middle east and latin Americans are the true nationalities, period.

[@提劍揮鼔披肝瀝膽]

中国是一个伪装成国家的民族熔炉，印度是一个伪装成国家的宗教泥潭

[@HK-tj8tf]

Love your attitude! Enjoy life in China!

[@alfgold1965]

That's why the BRI is so important. Help developing nations to become modernized, people there will have less incentive to move out of their homelands. Unlike the West, who only knows to squeeze dry the resources on those lands, so the people have no choice but to leave.

[@WANDERER0070]

As long as you have enough money to live there becoming citizen is not important imo 😊

[@lagrangewei]

"you will never become chinese" to be more accurate, less than a dozen people gain chinese citizenship naturalisation. not that you can never, but it is unrealistic to expect to be given one unless you are someone of notable achievement. this is mostly because china citizenship law has seen little change since deng xiaoping. China has made it easier to get residency, however citizenship is something that is still fairly untouch by congress. China citizenship policies was actually alot more relax in the past, it was change really to address the concern of newly independent states in Asia which fear their people would "switch side" to China since communism was very popular during the early years. so they ask China to restrict access to Chinese citizenship if China wants to do business with these newly formed countries. you have to understand from the context that most of our countries are not "natural" but product of colonialism, so nationalism was very weak in the first few years of independence. its abit like how Crimea is a crisis because Russia gave them Russian passport, so you can understand why Asian countries don't want Chinese passport to be easily accessible.

[@danstenis660]

Lots of Westerners would love to be in your shoes.

[@Gweilo60]

I love to be in my shoes. Just living the dream.

[@danstenis660]

@@Gweilo60 It is good to see upright Westerners living their dream.

[@bohan9957]

Asian Americans in the U.S. are treated as perpetual foreigners. So what's the problem with China's immigration policy? I think China has one of the best immigration policy in the world. The Chinese are smart, they want highly skilled talents, not dependents that drains the resources without any contribution.

[@ButchCassidyAndSundanceKid]

Also language is another factor, who would want to study one of the most difficult languages in the world, Chinese. When you look at other immigrant countries; UK, US, Australia and Canada, their predominant language is English, it's easier for people around the world, such as people from India to work and live there.

[@emilyblade9676]

Another reason I think why China is against immigration is religion. Once other cultures with their religious belief congregate together it becomes a very difficult issue to resolve.

[@wongkd1062]

Very true.Nobody will migrate if your own country is good.

[@HarrySmith-hr2iv]

Gweilo you make an excellent presentation. And you accurately pin-point the cause of our modern problems, and where the troubles are coming from. . It's a sign of deep Canadian psychological sickness (and UK+USA+ Australia -NZ), that every other country world wide must imitate Canadian (and UK+USA+ Australia -NZ immigration policy,) and invite the world to live in their own country, like they live in Canada. How about it Canada? Invite another 1 billion Afros, 1 billion Asian Indians and 1 billion from the middle east and South America, all to live in Canada. It will be a big melting pot, and everybody will link hands and sing together the pop song 'We are the World.' The problem is no-one likes it. Even the new immigrants want to arrive in Canada and establish their own close nit, own culture, own ideology in their new politically correct Canadian.communities. Note : where I have written Canada, read + UK+USA+ Australia -NZ

[@tkyap2524]

This vlog is politically correct - no foreign enclaves.

[@boonteoh2346]

As a PR, one can enjoy the best of both worlds Kirk!! Chin up, enjoy China!! 👍👍👏👏

[@hsheuw]

Well well, my Dad’s cousin was also the resident of Nanning city before choosing to move to Sydney, Australia back in 2002-2003. They must not even have seen it coming that their native Nanning would grow that explosively unlike 2020s Sydney.😂

[@7777wilson1]

Thank you Gwellio 👏 A very impactful, helpful video presentation 🤟💯🙏✌️

[@bjbumblebee5324]

Another great video Gweilo 60. Cheers on that beer

[@johnnyzhao4985]

Glad you enjoyed life in china and also china’s real estate going down for years which make it more affordable, so it will eventually a great place for people to live.

[@thug4lyfe]

The thing is that as a Chinese living in an Anglosphere enclave for over 30 years, it's the same! We can never become "such as such" because we are not whaight.

[@peterlai9018]

Canada is seriously screwed!!!

[@mrfriendlyguy]

I will be interested in what you think about Canada's own immigration and how it affects the cost of living. From what I can see on various subreddits, they are accusing the corporations of using immigrants to lower wages, while immigrants are willing to live several to a room or house which forces up rents (several people on minimal wage can pay more than one person on average wage and even high wage), while they complain immigrants (mainly from India) of leering at women, while Canadians of Indian heritage who grew up in Canada now complain of white people scowling at them.

[@inkbold8511]

Canadian problem isn’t the population or the immigrations, if you look deeper it’s got to do with their banks printing paper money which in term causes the inflation.

[@inkbold8511]

But it’s always easy to blame the immigrants as they hold the least power in the country.

[@jaytan915]

My family is 5 generations, Chinese immigrants to SEA. Personally, I speak English, Malay and no Mandarin. Kirk, you're probably more Chinese than me.

[@inkbold8511]

Then you’re not Chinese immigrants, you’re Malaysian immigrants. Your face may look Han but Koreans and Japanese also are of Han descendants.

[@hsheuw]

You’ll want to profess to the Chinese immigration that you are BOTH 中华儿女 (sons and daughters of Chinese civilization) AND 爱国华侨 (patriotic overseas Chinese). I’m pretty sure they will readily grant you citizenship afterward. 😂. Kita semua perlu balik tongshan and leave those lowly Indons and Malays behind. I’m a 4th-gen 客家华侨, btw. 😄

[@jaytan915]

@@inkbold8511 You're right, I am definately Malaysian and not Chinese, at least from a nationality point of view. However I have recently noticed that I prioritise education, family oriented, own my home and save 35% of my earnings.

[@michaelng2978]

@@jaytan915so sad most of the Malaysian Chinese does speak mandarin, u are only the minority that can speak mandarin😂

[@ryanzhang701]

@@jaytan915Many Malaysian Chinese can speak Mandarin and other dialects of China, so you are just Malaysian not really Chinese.

[@chansunny3852]

In fact, contrary to the traditional impression, China is very diverse. There are 56 ethnic groups in China, and each ethnic group has its own language and dress. There are great differences between the north and the south, and between the east and the west of China. Living habits, language expressions and even looks are different. The government of China can make 1.4 billion people in China live well, with abundant food, universal education and convenient travel.

[@chansunny3852]

There are a lot of Buddhists, Christians, and Muslims in China, which is also contrary to the traditional impression of Westerners.

[@LipingKong-ms1zm]

In many western counties, immigrants, most of them , never have the attitude of citizens. They are often looked down upon, never get the first chance... In a long run , it can be a serious problem.

[@tongnghk]

I agree with you. The Chinese Government should relax its immigration policy, in order to attract more people to come to China.

[@ubermenschen3636]

@ 12:26 , “They ( China) got a hundred more ships than USA…” Gweilo60 is repeating Western propaganda fabricated by USA’s military industrial complex. The MIC’s accounting is self serving. China’s navy includes a fleet of merchant marines - a fleet of fuel tankers, supply ships, and repair ships. US Navy basically disbanded its merchant marines with few exceptions after WW2. The U.S. Navy relies on a fleet of privately own fuel tankers , supply ships, and maintenance ships. The number of ships in this privately own merchant marines is not counted as part of the U.S. Navy. The math is simple arithmetic ; but the facts are complicated by the MIC propaganda.

[@MrBongBarango]

KZbin GOAT🎉 Awesome videos Geilo

[@lis9462]

with such strict immigration policy,because china is still developing country,has no urgent need for foreign population.but things change, china needs reconsider the policy for those who like china,those who study in china and want to stay,those regular person rather than advanced rencai.

[@hammadsethi5329]

Obviously Political Correctness is not always the Correct Way.😢😢😢

[@msbrownbeast]

11:07 Inexpensive? Maybe in a 3rd tier city like Nanning. It would be a lot more expensive in cities like Shanghai and Beijing.

[@misfitsailor]

Nanning is now tier 2.

[@fatdoi003]

shanghai and beijing are 2 cities out of how many?

[@msbrownbeast]

@@fatdoi003 There are four Tier 1 cities in China and about 15 New Tier 1 cities.

[@chingweilai1872]

Yes, cost of living in China is much lower. Lucky you and enjoy.

[@CraigSalmonowicz]

Thanks for another great video. I received my Chinese permanent resident card 3 years ago which does make life a little easier living here but you are correct, I will never be a Chinese citizen.

[@mariaperea9949]

Thank you very good videos,good info,💖👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@anthonymathews3872]

A good life Kirk, don't let anyone spoil it.

[@khsaw6679]

As always roaming the street of nanning with natural surrounding it's lovely to watch,Jayoe

[@jenme4796]

The commercial before this video was Nancy asking for money

[@radosval]

FYI: Poland did a political 180 recently.

[@Leoq-zk6wt]

I myself is the result of the "one child" policy, willingly or not, the fact is we Chinese scrifised a lot for a greater goods of people in the country, and in the world. Think like this, one new immigrant is one took place vacancy by the Chinese child who would have come to this world 30 years ago.

[@User-kjxklyntrw]

It because China still developing country, and still in progress to become developed country. Progress for preparing better system need more time. I hope ur daughter can soon meet and marry responsible and nice Chinese man.

[@philmcleod111]

@User, developing country, Get out of your mothers basement and go see the world

[@advocatehafiznasirmahmood5980]

Very beautiful talk of my dear bro ❤❤❤ love you and respect your country for it's good traits

[@Gweilo60]

Thank you so much 😀

[@BlueSky-go4rb]

Great video with insights 👍

[@davidw9325]

I couldn't agree more!

[@azharidris7092]

Kirk.. have you ever thought of going to India for a quick visit.. would be so interesting to hear your views of that country in comparison

[@Gweilo60]

No I think I will pass on.the India thing.

[@TheDragonRelic]

India is a dump.

[@WANDERER0070]

Canada is second largest country in the world ( Rusia is 1st btw) so we got plenty of room for refugees,real reason is to have low wages workers 😂

[@dyrectory_com]

It's to help investors pay off their mortgages, for international student fees, etc.💡

[@philmcleod111]

@wandereroo70. Where does 80 percent of the people live in Canada, Tell me how many factories are there 50 miles from the 49 parallel?

[@whokiss2035]

the real reason is canda don't have enough people. if canada has 1.4 billion people ,it's wages will go down.

[@machodude5396]

but the problem is Canada does not have their systems (like medical) and infrastructures to catch up with the numbers of immigrants moving in...

[@machodude5396]

@serriajohn It is easier to say than to do...there are way too many elements to affect how to get things done. I highly recommend you to watch a documentary called "American Factory" There must be the government ambitious policies to smoothen out the procedures, the labour/union to cope with projects...it is also about the culture to stay hard working and not to go for strikes and fight for pay raise...many things to hinder big projects that will finally affect the total costs which makes some of these projects in halt or even unfinished. Look at the Skytrain extension in Richmond, BC. the talk is almost 2 decades now but the "incompleted" end of the overpass rail is just hanging there for ages. Also, take the high speed rail in India as an example, India was so ambitious and was getting Japan's help to build a HSR running between Munbai and Ahmedabed early in 2016. 8 years elapsed but the whole project was still stuck at land acquiring stage...the total investment is now couple times of the proposed figure...looks like Japan wanna withdraw the project...

[@ubermenschen3636]

@ 5:57 , the multi-culturalism of Canada and USA is necessary for their “democracy.” The Men of Power, the Oligarchy pits the diverse ethnic groups against each other as part of the divide and conquer strategy while the Men of Power enjoy the status quo. The expedient Oligarchy exacerbates racism, sexism, and other “isms “ so as to create a constant distrust and distance among the ethnic and political groups. That’s the Achilles’ heel of democracy: every minority or political group pushes its agenda that often impedes progress that benefits all groups. Case study: China and India have nearly the same population; have numerous minority groups; have similar geographic size ; and they are neighbors. China’s economic achievement is several magnitude greater than India because India’s governance is a democracy styled under former colonial ruler Britain, whereas China’s governance is a home- grown ” socialism with Chinese characteristics” - a fancy term for governance under the Central Government of the Communist Party of China. Under the one party system , the CPC, there is less political back stabbing, no lobbying by special interest groups; conflict of interest is not tolerated; and hence, much less government corruption. India’s as well as USA’s governance is the opposite.

[@hongqingxiang3374]

Thank you for your sharing🙏👍🙏

[@davepsk7334]

This immigration problem, or so you might call it a problem although I think it's not a problem, is mostly accepted and implemented in most Asian nations. It isn't just China. You don't get to be a Chinese or Malaysian or Indonesian etc. but you do get permanent residency for about the same reasons you are able to in China I'd say the immigration rules in Asia or south east Asia is about the same.

[@bobsmith3983]

That girl zoomed past Gweilo at China speed.

[@richardliu7499]

The things about Chinese children is that they must respect and obey elder people. You call older people "Uncle or Aunty" and manners but that is slowly going down as due to 1 child policy. Chinese people will judge you by your manner and how you respect them and in return you get respect also.

[@firstlast-pt5pp]

minimum wage in Texas is $7.25 - who is going to be more reliable at that rate?

[@dennisb1978]

It may be the minimum wage but no company would survive bc of competition I live in Houston & retired from Pharmacy but work at Walmart just greeting people & they started me at $14/Hr 1 year ago. And Walmart is one of lowest paying companies. Nobody in Houston gets less than $12/Hr.

[@firstlast-pt5pp]

@@dennisb1978 - mostly part-time ( likely no benefits) - that's why a lot of people are holding 2-3 different jobs

[@giliguluedinburgh]

@Gweilo60 u might have missed a trick with not having kids with Weifang 20 years ago. That could have definitely put you in better stead living in China and not suffering the lonliness as a foreigner. But then again, no one expected Weifang would pass so young. 😢

[@erlintrihandini4327]

China has so big population to manage and take care especially to keep the country politically stable which we all know very difficult, they have more tgan enough on their plate. Also people from different countries have very different background of culture, customs and way of live. It is complicated to deal with and may not worth doing it.

[@riccym4039]

Always enjoy watching your videos Thanks

[@Gweilo60]

Glad to hear it

[@davidellis7515]

Great video Kirk!

[@johnhg_myaus]

Exactly, when u have 1.4 billion population , u dont want any more. But, they still give out yearly residency ( need to apply) permits if U are married to a local.. any kids born will automatically be chinese citizens.

[@hengongchua6250]

China has 1.4 billion population. Do they still need immigrants?

[@hengongchua6250]

@serriajohn ,1.4 billion population they have enough of talents. Beside Chinese average IQ is 104 one of the top 5 ranking according to world IQ index reports.

[@hengongchua6250]

@serriajohn , of course, as a Chinese myself, I am happy to welcome real talented and highly qualified foreigners coming to China as long as they are sincerely and able to contributes to our society and nation. But not those useless druggies and free loaders. I have met some westerners who claimed they are teaching English in China. But when I talked to them, their English is not better than mine whereby English is not even my mother tongue or first language.

[@hengongchua6250]

@serriajohn , as a Chinese, I welcome talented and highly qualified foreigners coming to China. As long as they are sincere and able to contribute to our society and nation, why not. But not those useless druggies and free loaders. I met some westerners who claimed they are teaching English in China. When I talk to them, their English is not even better than mine. And English is not my mother tongue or first language.

[@dave8229]

Yeah, you nail it. Immigration brings subcultures, traditions, and habits that may not assimilate well with the local communities and society's values (or political ideology/policies) that do not integrate and bring in values that contribute to the well-being of the society. Instead, they bring in their woes and problems like a parasite that leeches on the system built by the diligence of locals. As the population grows, there will be a clash of enclaves (tiny pockets of no-go zones), which may also lead to a new emerging Woke culture that may not reside well with local communities unless it is a brand new perspective that brings progress and growth.

[@jamesmoy1214]

Look into the history of immigration before you condemn! Almost all the migrants in the last 80 years have come from countries that have been decimated by Western powers who’ve stolen all their natural resources and driven out their leaders in the name of crimes against humanity! Do the crime pay the price is an appropriate restitution is how I see it. Unfortunately it’s affecting the poor citizens that didn’t have any say in how their government acted

[@johhoo]

Great video❤

[@lenniezhang5609]

Thanks for sharing. Cheers

[@tyronelowe7090]

Things change with time. You are right. China cannot exist in a bubble.......we may not live long enough to see it, but eventually things change. Its weird how humans are so different and so similar.....makes you wonder if we were deliberately created like this.....but if we are intelligent then we should figure out the best way to live. Extreme capitalism with oligarchs are certainly creating a lot of hardships.

[@decodedpsyop]

Chinese is not a globalist imperialist or colonialist nation respect to them .

[@gufangiya4535]

中国有那么几位外国人通过法律变成中国公民的，但是少到2只手就可以数出来，有一位我非常喜欢的翻译家叫 沙博理，他在1963年8月23日加入中华人民共和国国籍。而且他生前是政协委员，老人家已经去世了。

[@edmondakong]

China is an ancient civilization, ancient culture that has worked spanning 4000 thousand years. They’ve been the richest most powerful nation for much of history. Just returning to its place in history.

[@alvino2211]

Will be visiting Nanning Aug 8th, will see if I bump into you kirk to say hello

[@Gweilo60]

Hit me up on wechat Gweilo60

[@peterfrank1572]

Good for them. Take a look at Japan today, some areas in Tokyo look like a European country ! Japan's culture is pretty much washed out because of this. The more restrictions China has the better for them!

[@ujohnmike2293]

China sure has to curve out own policy that deem suitable at point in time.

[@Ace1000ks19751982]

China doesn't take a lot of immigrants, only 1,500 non-Chinese had been given Chinese citizenship. They just don't need that many people, because they have 1.4 billion people. The only people that are needed are people who come to do business in China, want to be a professor in China, teach English, or have some kind of special skill. You may get a permanent residence in China, but most will never get a citizenship there if aren't a Chinese person with Chinese ancestry. On the other hand, Western countries have a history of colonialism, so they accept immigrants in countries, like the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, etc.

[@jamesmoy1214]

The Colonial power’s immigration aren’t typically due to their need to do right for those that had subjugated and stolen from. It’s for the low wage workers that their own people refuse to work for in most instances.

[@Ace1000ks19751982]

@@jamesmoy1214 That is why they imported slaves to colonies, it was because they needed labor to develop all the land they illegally annexed.

[@gnoysan1076]

Where can I find budget accommodation for 1 month in Naning ?

[@tedysubandy5299]

The same in indonesia, man can not get indonesian passport by marriage but woman can get indonesian passport when they married to indonesian man

[@ArthurJohnson-m2r]

In the US, integration into American society takes three generations. The immigrants (1st generation) stay within their own immigrant community because they always lack the English language skills and contacts/connections that would enable them to integrate. Most of their children (2nd generation) also stay within the same immigrant community because their fluency in English and acceptable, speaking ability in their parents' native language allows them to serve as effective "go-betweens" between the immigrants (especially their parents) and various government offices, employers, religious organisations, etc. However, most of the grandchildren (3rd generation) leave that immigrant community behind and enter mainstream American society as the original immigrants (1st generation) pass away (which eliminates the need for "go-betweens").

[@ArthurJohnson-m2r]

This short video by Wong Fu Productions shows the contrast in perspective between immigrants (1st generation) and their children (2nd generation) and the yearning of the latter to move beyond their immigrant community and become more involved in the larger society. Integration is a multi-generational process. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGGXnYd5dtdlpNk

[@billlee8670]

Importing highly skilled and good IQ immigrants may be good.

[@DubboU]

I'm not sure there's more highly skilled workers than there is in China. They also produce almost 40% of the world's STEM graduates, save to say they are pretty smart themselves. But with 1.4 billion people, I'm pretty sure they have an abundance of great people already.

[@fatdoi003]

just look at the western academic competition teams in maths and science...... most of them are chinese.... even my daughter's school debating team in australia, 4/5 are chinese

[@machodude5396]

​@@fatdoi003and based on the Asian-hates and discrimination at the government level, some Western countries are repelling Chinese students...thus the number of new Chinese students is decreasing. Also the local Chinese of some of these countries are considering moving back to China for opportunities after their studied as China gives welcoming hands to Overseas Chinese...

[@chakrav6524]

2nd generation IQ may revert to mean so no advantage long term other than social conflicts.

[@huanghermann5207]

There are not enough jobs to attract immigration! That is the main reason, not a political one, that see few immigrants. China is seeing people leaving the country, instead.

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