Documentary | New-Gen China

[@_MarioVictor]

What an insightful Documentary. China's development is a blessing that will motivate young people to explore their capabilities further to keep the country flourishing.

[@UrbanGuitarLegend]

Agreed 👍🏿. And it's crazy 🤪 how little the US knows about China 🇨🇳.

[@_MarioVictor]

@@UrbanGuitarLegend The U.S. will continue watching China's development unfolding. This is just the beginning of something great.

[@ysw8291]

@@UrbanGuitarLegend The US knows about fortune cookies, kungfu, chopsticks and chow mein. That's about all.

[@jayceh]

The Chinese society is flexible and open to change. Their promise is: Give us a superior product, at an affordable price, and we'll adopt it faster than any other country in the world Be it HSR, digital payments, EVs, domestic medicine, genetic treatments, low altitude economy, etc The Chinese consumer is dynamic and so is the economy.

[@gabrielperezmurillo3583]

I just came back from my Xmas holidays in China ( Shanghai, Beijing Xi’an and Chengdu ) and I can only say that reality far surpasses what we saw in this short documentary. I was blown away by the speed of EV adoption on China also the fast speed railway system 🤯… We also saw thousands of young Chinese tourists travelling and enjoying their cultural and historical heritage like I have never seen before in any other country I have visited. This documentary is a great work and I hope more people in English speaking countries can watch this and have an alternative view to that offer in traditional media outlets, otherwise they are simply missing out !!

[@UrbanGuitarLegend]

2025 is going to be an 👏 AMAZINGLY successful year for NIO!

[@disastrousemouse]

NIO specifically?

[@UrbanGuitarLegend]

@disastrousemouse Yes, sir, absolutely 💯 .

[@francoguillen7544]

Day after day, videos like this ensures me that learning Chinese was the best option for me to chose 😮

[@SuperSurreal]

Same here! So much cool tech!!

[@christinecoghill2679]

I'm 81 but China is the hope for the future.

[@uwuw88ijddsi]

@@christinecoghill2679 I am 30 ..is really worth going there for JOB as Mechanical Engineer

[@MindMedik]

Congratulations China. Very impressive indeed

[@TheAnonymousKnightOfJustice]

GLORY TO INDONESIA, GLORY TO CHINA. congratulations china

[@ianpolo5673]

In the 90s, the Japanese got the most exciting automotive industries that wowed the world, now the Chinese has the most exciting automotive industries with an unmatched pace of introduction of newer and better models.

[@disastrousemouse]

And China is strong enough to not get strong-armed into something like the Plaza Accord.

[@adamh8321]

Cool, that's the new spirit of China.

[@christiandude6889]

An awesome documentary about China. Very cool indead. I have been to China twice and I am planning to come back within the next years. Please release more documetaries about the breathtaking development in green technology. Greetings from Austria / EU.

[@tiziosenzanome1457]

What happened was simply sending young people around the world to learn and while waiting for their return a structure was created that allowed these young people to improve the country without any kind of limitation Like leaving your village in a remote place and coming back to find that it is connected to a super fast train line with facilities that allow you to apply your studies in less than 1 year

[@christinecoghill2679]

It is extraordinary they have achieved so much in 30 years.

[@bruthurnature]

This documentaries visuals are truly well done! I would love to see more documentaries like this on Chinese industries!🙌

[@NathanSteinhauser]

That is just incredible, huge transformation in the market. Western brands are going to struggle so much in the near future...

[@mysterioanonymous3206]

100%. VW Group is toast... they should come to Europe with our high gas and insane car prices, they'll capture the entire EV market in no time.

[@coopercarguy]

Very well done documentary. People of China are amazing.

[@科技与Millet]

谢谢你制作这部纪录片，真的非常精彩！

[@jamesl.o.h.6000]

Impressive and astounding transformation in China. Like a saying goes "A nation prosper because the people prosper" is a truism. It show that the leaders and government are moving as one with her citizen. Congratulations China.

[@CorporateEventsLabs1]

I'm in shenzhen ,a Filipino, your documentary is awesome

[@Jay-kl6mm]

Nagbakasyon ka dyan kuya o ofw po?

[@Aapig]

Have fun, bro.

[@VR_Wizard]

Competition is very welcome so I wish china the best. In the video you see a lot of european technology especialy in the lab section microscopes from Zeiss and centrifuges from Eppendorf. This equipment is super expensive since only a few universities buy that stuff there are no econemies of scale yet. With china focusing more on biotec prices could fall which is good for all working in the field.

[@mkcn1681]

Well done thanks for share excellent information great job

[@Raytracer96024]

LEETTTTTTSSSS GO CHINAAAA

[@PEN32]

Wow! Brilliant!

[@chungkam]

I really hope Nio will come in Malaysia soon

[@Seaworthy5691]

Well done china You are smart full of inspiration you deserve everything that is coming your way Congratulations china

[@gearbraniac]

Great documentary

[@kamrankhanafridi7080]

پاک چین دوستی زندہ باد❤❤❤

[@yinchan4185]

I love China💞

[@semhorizontes]

Amazing!

[@coopercarguy]

As an American I’d buy any one of these cars.

[@mcnuggetsful]

Invest in the company. It could pay for itself. If NIO will be successful. The stock is currently $4(JAN.07, 2025). Let’s see👀. Will be back…

[@coopercarguy]

@ I actually bought some Nio back in 2021, let’s just say it was a bad time to buy.

[@timrowland9422]

‘Smart’ and ‘autonomous’ Are euphemisms for control.

[@vienna0810]

Your comment is euphimism for "salty as fuck"

[@uwuw88ijddsi]

I am 30 ..is really worth going there for JOB as Mechanical Engineer

[@mrait]

impressive

[@cca9837]

我爱中国

[@masteroogway8601]

I am Indonesian. I feel that we are too far behind 😭😭😭

[@indiecrypto]

400 RMB is so cheap, if it was US they would have charged at least $10K and keep other poor

[@bardz0sz]

Imagine americans thinking they’re still “the best”

[@ryyse-8966]

It's all a teamwork effort. =)

[@ecesign1]

17:04 “I’ve never seen a community develop behind a car brand before…”. Seriously? Have you been living under a rock for the last century ?

[@konstantinrebrov675]

Are there any engineers or IT workers from China here in the chat? Can you tell us what technical skills are highly desired in China, to gain employment in a high tech industry, such as Computer Science?

[@Shaodong_W]

For sure, still cs

[@konstantinrebrov675]

@@Shaodong_W I want to live in Shenzhen and work at Huawei and wear Hanfu every day.

[@GBUymyBraIN008]

🎉❤🎉

[@mt7mt7mt7]

Any Industrial Engineers here working in China?

[@timrowland9422]

The proposed subscription business model is probably the worst and most destructive idea since monopolies began, and should be classified as a crime. Once they have you as a subscriber client, they can increase the price as and when they want, as well as colluding with other manufacturers, to make sure the illusion of choice is maintained.

[@HappyPandaBear73]

🙏🙏🙏🇨🇳🙏🙏🙏🇨🇳🙏🙏🙏🇨🇳👍🏼❗️🤩🥰🙂

[@Lalu-bilion]

Godddd

[@folag]

It's a bit sad, but their commitment to the replaceable battery format will ultimately be Nio's undoing. Their expectation that it can become the mainstream format doesn't seem realistic.

[@DynastyEmory]

I think the replaceable battery makes sense if NIO can scale the service and technology globally. I believe consumers will prefer a quick replaceable battery (that saves them a whole lot of charging time) and a possible continued excellent battery health, than time consuming plug in charging technology with degrading batteries. The car autonomously navigating the battery replacement center and back to its owner is also an enticing added convenience imo.

[@vienna0810]

Let's come back to this comment in 5 years

[@kaccccchan1]

Once all-solid-state batteries are developed and can be charged in just a few minutes with a driving range exceeding 1,500 km, battery-swappable vehicles will likely be used only by a few companies, such as taxi companies.

[@Shaodong_W]

Agree, but pioneering ideas are never wrong.

[@gleefuwl]

FOOOK IM TERRIFIED CUZ I LIVE ANYWHERE BUT CHINA

[@HeviFirza]

China not Taiwan 🎉🎉

[@アメリカの自由日本人民]

中国包括台湾，台湾属于中国。 未来外部势力再来骚扰中国，他必须掂量掂量他的实力

[@renegroulx7029]

Makes me wanna go see Shen Yun again. Team China . kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZOZgGyonNp0mtk

[@Khaled_Fadl]

It's just propaganda

[@DaveTan65]

CCP approves of this message.

[@vienna0810]

Cope

[@roro-v3z]

CIA disappointed??😂

[@boli1435]

What things other than ideology exist in that little brain of yours?

[@netnomad47]

They probably paid for this video since China's economy is bad

[@stopitsuraj]

new gen china with old habbits of occupying lands...

[@rick-yo]

Does this channel receive support from the Chinese government? It only talks about the good aspects. Do these car companies practice 996 work hours? How about the over 20% of young people who can’t find work and “laying flat” or become “adult children”. Yes, the technological advancement is amazing but good journalists provide balanced perspective on issues!

[@Chancellor-g9b]

Because is xinhua news agency, if you want to hear about negativity and sour response watch firstpost, cnn and others western news

[@qake2021]

Does matter?😒😒😒

[@catinbootsnow4267]

Always remember the last sentense of one of the greatest novel "Gone with the wind": "Tomorrow is another day." In hard times, people need more inspiration and positivity. Life will move on, don't let yourself be manipulated by negativity and overwhelmed by pessimism.

[@gregoryedwards9097]

Yeah bruh, Western media covers all of the negatives. i love to hear the positive because our news NEVER reports it. Inside China Business is a great channel that will shed light on China and how they are outsmarting lazy Westerners who have insanely huge egos.

[@avil8686]

No... It received 1.6 billion frOm US 😅

[@niu64]

How much did CCP pay this guy