Doing Business With China Fraught With Dangers, German Firms Seeking Exit Doubled

A survey published by The Conference Board in November 2023 indicates that CEOs of multinational corporations in China are losing confidence in the country. The survey, which included 35 CEOs primarily from American and European companies operating in China, showed that the number of respondents with negative views outnumbered those with positive views. The organization also found that 40% of the surveyed CEOs expect capital investment to decrease, and nearly as many chief executives also anticipate layoffs in the next six months, a significant increase from only 9% in the first half of the year.
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[@renzverg119]

Exit now or be sorry later.

[@bockscar1]

Their Lies are catching up to them 😂

[@kamsunleong6648]

​@@bockscar1Not entire true. Just ask VW and they will tell you Germany is not the future for their ev production. It's Hefei China for them

[@kamsunleong6648]

Tell that yo VW. They have just invested billions to shift their ev production to Hefei China. Future is not in Wolfsburg Getmany. If stay on, willl go down eventually.

[@bockscar1]

@@kamsunleong6648 600 million people currently making less than 1000 rmb a month that says alot.

[@brianboye8025]

Too late, they have your tech and are not giving it back.

[@dennissvitak5475]

If a shop owned by a German closes, then all the employees lose their jobs. Their salaries are not spent, and re-spent, multiples of times. There are no replacement jobs. The "velocity of money" would state that for every 10 thousand yuan spent on salaries, it affects the GDP seven fold. This is a problem, if you're China..as they're losing MILLIONS of jobs.

[@dongshengdi773]

True. Fact

[@awjames1121]

China has plenty of other jobs awaiting for chinese???.....

[@truechaosmulala3831]

@@awjames1121that explains the whopping 40% unemployment rate for college grads in china

[@henrycarlson7514]

JUST SAY no TO CHINA

[@kamsunleong6648]

Say that to VW and Elon Musk. They will think you are crazy.

[@ironfistarrival]

Why ?You sound Chinese !

[@soco13466]

They are fools, to trust the CCP.

[@balckston]

Your father has bought China condoms and you are here. 😂

[@Paccekabuddha]

​@@kamsunleong6648not a VW fan and can't afford a Tesla, so?

[@Alachua03]

Looks like the CCP's chickens are coming home to roost!

[@kamsunleong6648]

According to this channel. Reality maybe something else. 2024 should be interesting.

[@maapaa2010]

Its worse than it even sounds. My Chinese friend used to work for Xiami the phone brand. He told me once that every big company has a Communist library in the main quaters. He said for Xiami the 3rd floor, was a massive unused library filled with CCP books that were all still in their wrapers as they had never been opened on the shelves. And noone really went to the 3rd floor it sounded like. He said it was stupid.. but they HAD to have that as do all large Chinese companies.. It was chilling to hear.

[@Paccekabuddha]

And this is why dogs are smart and never bite the hands that feed them

[@michaelbizon444]

So will the PRC last into the next decade? Or will they join the USSR on the ash heap of history before then?

[@kamsunleong6648]

Wishful thinking at best.

[@aspenhardware852]

Seems like trading with the enemy is coming to an end

[@bullpup1337]

about time… they gave them all their IP, helped them build factories, assisted in creating supply chains, all while getting spied on, copied, and exploited. Now, their products are disadvantaged in local competitions, and forced out of markets. Who could have seen that coming? Et tu, CCP? #surprisedpicachu

[@dongshengdi773]

Nice

[@brybish]

Threatening the world is not a good plan when you need to trade with that world.

[@jeanschaeffer4225]

​@@brybish THREATENING ,,,!!??? YOU,,, SPEAK ABOUT ,,,USA ,,, YES YOU ARE RIGHT,,,,, ,,THANKS GREETINGS FROM 4760,000,000 ASIANS

[@jean-baptistethomas2606]

@@jeanschaeffer4225You don’t speak for the whole of Asia. They would rather deal with distant Europeans than the arrogant Chinese any day.

[@gtccold]

And now they're wondering why all their stocks are going down. You can't have this save face mentality, you got to have humility.

[@stephanc6138]

what ... your expectinf humility from the emperor an his entourage?

[@gtccold]

@@stephanc6138 Just going forward. I used to root for China, it was an underdog. Hard work = rewards. Now it's all about how corrupt you can be to get ahead. It sucks cause they do put in a lot of work but the top just treat the lower class like it's nothing. What they don't know is the lowest of the low is their foundation. If you don't treat your foundation. Say... Your feet... Then you can't stand, the whole thing will just crumble. There was a period in late 1990s when Chinese make good was trash, early 2000s China make goods are okay to great. Then 2020s Chinese make goods are to be avoided. All that work put in, but no accountability to corruption is what going to undo china. Sometime it's good to swallow your pride and fix the underlying's for the good of the nation. We'll see how it goes, still feels like they messed up while doing the due diligent because of class/expectation/lack of accountability laws. Am just rambling at this point lol.

[@MoMoBB41]

Trust, Ethics, Rules of law. These code of conduct do not apply in this god forsaken country. At the end you might think you save some money buying inferior products but you end up spending more.

[@kamsunleong6648]

That's not what Tesla or VW or many foreign companies think . The Germans made tons of money for decades selling their luxury cars in the biggest car market in the world. Are you serious?

[@situationalawarenes]

On one hand China sees itself as big, on the other hand you have these inferiority complex and hate for foreigners. I think this is because the common people have not been explained, how global economy works. Also, the party finds it useful, if people vent their dissatisfaction on somebody else.

[@midimusicforever]

Unvest in China!

[@kamsunleong6648]

Sorry not happening. VW justed invested billions in ev production in Hefei China. Not back home in Germany. Wise decision.

[@annaclarke7643]

UnINVEST. Vest is a male undergarment!

[@zenon7094]

​@@kamsunleong6648Does that mean you live in Germany?

[@d.o.g573]

@@kamsunleong6648 Cancel China

[@DadzBoat]

Divest*

[@4k8t]

The CCP thinks (or maybe this is a right hand not knowing what the left hand is doing) that it can enforce what seems (to outsiders) as arbitrary and capricious behavior by the government and its security apparatus while trying to get outsiders with the discretion to do or not to to bring their foreign capital and expertise to the PRC despite the risks. Only the prospect of sufficiently high return (questionable at this point) to justify the risk to foreign companies, foreign employees, and investors would suffice and there is no way that the CCP can actually do that given it can have one policy today and have a completely reverse policy tomorrow. Who can depend on that?

[@Ezekiel903]

but I hope this government, like the German on, which encouraged companies to make business with China will pay for the loses! A government that urges companies to leave the country don't work for their people, German gov. is especially stupid, this ultra leftist, green Utopian politician, especially in the Green Party, who came into politics straight from university without ever having actually done any real work, are destroying the country! They are too gullible, naive!

[@larzkruber822]

I don´t even believe She knows what he will do next

[@naekosl3059]

The problem also exists about taking profits OUT of China instead of being "forced" to re-invest your profits laterally in the company.

[@floxy20]

Believe me, it's the right hand not knowing what the left hand is up to. They cannot be that obtuse.

[@norikadolmy7274]

If my company asked me to travel to China, I would quit

[@dcc70]

Paying upfront is not a good business practice anywhere.

[@kamsunleong6648]

But it's widely practiced. Not unique to China.

[@d.o.g573]

@@kamsunleong6648 Not in Europe- and Europe is key

[@n.g.l.]

Losing ~$16 billion because they didn’t give out ice cream to the Chinese is WILD

[@racheljustrachel2732]

Mainland china is different from all other asians. They always must have a piece of everything out of greed. In weddings there they bring plastic bags to weddings and once its served they pack everything up. All they care about is money, greed and corruption to get rich.

[@douglassun8456]

It was yuan, not dollars. But even still, $2.3 billion. IIRC, the thing was, the ice cream was not supposed to be given to the general public, it was just for people associated with BMW. It wasn't a national/racial thing at all. But 'little pinks' raised a huge stink about it, and BMW felt they had to apologize.

[@bockscar1]

Oh well at the end little pinks hurt no one but themselves 🤣

[@The_Ballo]

@@bockscar1 They sent a strong message to foreign investors

[@mguendumiguel9523]

DO BUSINESS IN MEXICO ....

[@Cedartreetechnologies]

My last trip to China was in 2019. In Beijing especially, the mood on the street towards Westerners was clearly trending to "Don't let the door hit you, Wide Eyes". What a night and day change from even 2016.

[@kamsunleong6648]

I was there as well during Christmas. Beijing weather was beautiful. Not a trace of that notorious winter smog. Clear blue skies. Had a great time .Didn't feel such mood on the streets though.

[@astralclub5964]

I’ll wager that the CCP and many newly unemployed Chinese wish they could take back that arrogance!

[@andrearoberts1953]

Now that so many people are losing their jobs, I wonder how they feel about "wide eyes"?

[@slammerlo510]

We kinda forget what Angela Merkel, the former Chancellor of Germany, had a distinctive approach to China during her tenure. Unlike her predecessor, Gerhard Schröder, who prioritized business relations with Beijing, Merkel resisted pressure to choose between China and the US, especially in economic matters. She was determined that the European Union (EU) should maintain a distinct China policy separate from that of Washington. Merkel’s approach was characterized by pragmatism, recognizing China as Germany’s largest single trading partner. Her administration emphasized economic ties while also engaging with China on issues like climate change. Despite growing skepticism within Germany’s political establishment and civil society, Merkel maintained a balanced stance. Now China have all what it needs, what will Germany expect. Think hard how China deals with business partners. I was surprise they have the nerve to mention there were con in the end after the Chinese gain what they were after. China got what it needed and don't need anyone around anymore. Now it's time to pick up your looses and go home. That the Chinese are expecting. Hope they learn from their choosen path. All the Assembly tech (machinery) using by china is from Germany. Now China is claiming it origin by cloning them to move into the new china era calling itself the biggest manufacturing hub. What a joke.

[@kamsunleong6648]

CIA was also eavesdropping on her phone. Probably the reason why she rather trust the Chinese than the Americans.

[@josh09614]

If China had everything they need then what are at least 300Million + jobless comrades to you? Worthy collateral damage?😂

[@kamsunleong6648]

Merkel knows who wiretapped her phone.

[@zenon7094]

Merkel's policy towards Russia and China have come under increasing criticism in Germany...for decades, German politicians turned a blind eye to the threats posed by Russian and China...they often simply bought in...Gerhard Schröder, the former chancellor, is also considered a close friend of Putin. Last year, shares in the Port of Hamburg were sold to China amid considerable criticism. I do not have the impression that German politicians have fully understood what to expect from Russia and China. The Cinese originally wanted to buy the majority of the shares in Hamburg...and only after massive protest in Germany did the German sellers reduce the shares that the Chinese could buy. The port of Hamburg is the most important overseas port in Germany. And with a majority share, the Chinese could have a direct influence on developments and flows of goods in Germany. The one-sided focus of German energy policy on Russia was also a huge mistake. And sometimes i really have the impression that our top German politicians simply do not seem to learn from the mistakes of the past.

[@peterpan4038]

China gained a lot from those trading relations, but the CCP revealed it's true character at least 10 years to early. China failed to build a solid foundation, especially when it comes to the high tech sector. Hence the catastrophic decline in CCP Chinas economy. Chinas economy was and still is build on loose sand, it can't survive without foreign investments.

[@kensmith8152]

I’m all due regards to the monk group, many people have for years, tried to warn the west about the problems in dealing with China but greed blinded the western companies

[@massimo626]

The wise flees. The dumb remains ... then cries.

[@kamsunleong6648]

That's why VW flee to Hefei China to ensure their survival in the ev Era. Stay home and surely go under.

[@kamsunleong6648]

VW was wise enough to flee to Hefei China for their survival. They just invested billions to shift their ev production there. If stay in Wolfsburg, will surely go under.

[@bullpup1337]

then goes bankrupt and is replaced by smarter peope

[@ianfarquharson3772]

I wonder when CCP will realise foreign businesses or investment won't be coming back and just seize any foreign money left in China?? When citizen's can't get their money,just imagine if it's companies millions???

[@iamamoghalfmanhalfdog5325]

the rich always flee first leaving the country holding the bag

[@aikighost]

@@iamamoghalfmanhalfdog5325 in reality the rich never leave all their eggs in one basket.

[@iamamoghalfmanhalfdog5325]

@@aikighost thats true but chinas a little bit different when it comes to letting money leave

[@napleswolverine7189]

Trust China, those two words don’t belong together😮

[@frankroberts9320]

What did you expect from a country whose government considers corruption and deceit to be it's core values

[@Toastcat890]

Good hopefully all companies will leave China and go to other countries so they can hopefully prosper as China once did.

[@kamsunleong6648]

They go there for a reason. Ask the German automakers or Tesla if they can sell as much in places like Asean or Down Under or Pakistan or......

[@masque9446]

​@@kamsunleong6648 I notice you conveniently left off the places where they COULD sell more, like India which has a larger population and cheaper labor. No one is ever going to sell shit in Pakistan. Be real.

[@kamsunleong6648]

​@masque9446 India? You sure? You probably know why Tesla is not setting up their gigafactory there despite the potential to sell more, given the population size. Size is one time while purchasing power is another. Ford and GM left India because of their govt extreme import restrictions and high cost of production.Indian market is one tough nut to crack. Don't pin too much hope on them taking up the lost market share in China.

[@RatTerminator]

Doing business with the Devil This is what you get!!

[@kamsunleong6648]

It made some countries rich for sure. Who wouldn't want to do business with the largest consumer market in the world. Germany and Australia are two prime examples. Made tons of money for decades from their luxury cars and raw commodities.

[@RatTerminator]

@@kamsunleong6648 Now they're losing 💰

[@harmony7686]

The case brought up in the video just shows what can happen at airport and situation can only get worse with the impending introduction of Chapter 23 in HK.

[@thetroopersk]

finally.... no ruSS,....no china... good news

[@angiep8217]

I always knew that doing business in China is too risky due to corruption & non transparency

[@stlouisix3]

"Rising Challenges of Conducting Business in China Lead to Doubling of German Firms Seeking Exit and Increased Foreign Investment Concerns" ⚠ Challenges faced by German companies doing business in China lead to increased withdrawal and consideration of exit. 00:00 German companies face financial and product losses in China. 00:00 Example of German ladder manufacturer group's difficulties in China. 00:21 Monk group's experience of significant losses and loss of faith in Chinese business partners. 01:06 Survey shows percentage of German companies withdrawing from China or considering abandoning the market has doubled. 02:00 Challenges faced by German companies in China including competition, unfair market access, and economic difficulties. 02:16 Worsening economic outlook for China post-pandemic and German companies reducing dependence on China. 03:04 German government's change in stance towards economic relations with China. 03:25 💼 Challenges faced by German firms doing business in China leading to a doubling in the number seeking exit. 04:01 European Union's latest terminology on China 04:01 German government's adoption of a new derisking strategy 04:08 Aggressive stance of China on Taiwan and South China Sea 04:16 Challenges faced by German automotive sector in leaving China 04:37 Significant number of international companies withdrawing from Chinese market 05:32 Loss of confidence in China among multinational CEOs 07:14 Continuous outflow of profit leading to negative growth in foreign direct investment in China 07:56 ⚠ Challenges of conducting business in China leading to increased foreign capital outflow and travel risks. 00:00 German firms seeking exit from doing business in China has doubled. 00:00 First quarterly FDI deficit in 25 years recorded, indicating businesses scaling down. 08:10 Over $25 billion worth of Chinese shares sold by global investors in 7 months. 09:03 Loss of trust in the Chinese business environment due to national security concerns. 09:29 Foreign executives facing travel bans and restrictions by the Chinese government. 10:45 ⚠ Challenges of doing business in China causing foreign firms to consider exiting 12:03 Strict customs checks in China pose risks to trade secrets and personal safety 12:03 Decrease in US business travel to China due to concerns over detainment and interrogation 12:30 Real-life cases of detainment and confiscation of passports causing psychological pressure 13:10 Laws such as National Security Law and counter-Espionage law used to detain individuals 13:52 Foreign businesses reluctant to invest in China due to increasingly hostile business environment 15:13 Xi Jinping's rule prioritizing National Security leading to challenges in attracting foreign investment 15:28 ⚠ Challenges of doing business with China and increasing foreign investment concerns. 15:41 CCP emphasizes organizational infiltration in China and abroad. 15:41 Infiltration of businesses in Taiwan and Hong Kong by CCP. 15:55 Foreign businesses targeted for infiltration by CCP. 16:09 CCP demands access to internal personnel files of foreign businesses. 16:16 Superficial gestures by CCP to ease foreign companies' concerns. 16:45 Erosion of confidence in China among foreign businesses and investors. 17:46 Premier Lee Chan's statement at the Davos Forum appears unconvincing. 18:06

[@Alachua03]

If you can't get your initial investment back and out of China then take the loss and exit stage right! Xi is now talking about a return to Mao's the "Great Leap Forward!" We all know how that ended for the Chinese people!

[@lance8080]

China is a ponzi scheme 🇨🇳

[@CHANANNAIRMOSHINGLEFAIRE]

CCP, MAN YA GOTTA LAUGH OR YOU'D CRY 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😢😢😢

[@ajett5081]

Now I can't trust my Chinese laundry employees anymore..

[@kamsunleong6648]

Do your own laundry then.

[@bullpup1337]

just check for hidden microphones in your shirt afterwards lol

[@daasocialninja4804]

@@kamsunleong6648so ur in every comment thread ha 50cent wumao

[@daasocialninja4804]

@@kamsunleong6648why you on every comment thread Wumao

[@mitebcool]

This is too bizarre to just happen by chance, seems they have already set a date for war to begin

[@bullpup1337]

oh they already attacked, did you not hear about the cyber attack on US infrastructure?

[@benboelens9688]

Once trust is lost it takes ages to regain it.

[@Mossbeehave]

Cheap labor = nothing done

[@kamsunleong6648]

Global car sales for 2023 China : 30.5 million US : 15.5 million Europe ; 10.5 million Are you sure? Nothing gets done?

[@masque9446]

​@@kamsunleong6648 the Chinese government is basically paying for EVs for its citizens with a massive tax break and subsidies...if governments in those other markets bought your car for you, "sales" would probably be a lot higher... Also, if you're not an idiot, don't trust numbers coming out of China. Their books are cooked.

[@bullpup1337]

half of those cars sit unsold in dealerships or are even just thrown away to get subsidies nothing else

[@kevinkevinkevin1909]

Chinese stealing is notorious.

[@maapaa2010]

They stole all their merchandise and even took their down payment for products.. that is criminal..

[@slammerlo510]

With China acquiring all essential resources, what can Germany anticipate? It's crucial to consider China's approach to business partnerships. I was taken aback by their audacity to acknowledge deceit only after China achieves its objectives. Once China secures what it desires, it no longer requires the presence of others. It's time to accept losses and retreat. That's what the Chinese anticipate, hoping others learn from their chosen path. Interestingly, all assembly technology (machinery) utilized by China originates from Germany. However, China now claims it as its own, having replicated it to propel into the new era, dubbing itself the largest manufacturing hub. What an irony!

[@kamsunleong6648]

​@@slammerlo510German automakers made a fortune for decades selling their luxury brands to the largest car market in the world. Did the Chinese cry about this ?

[@thisislilraskal]

It's an unforgivable dog act.

[@maapaa2010]

​@@kamsunleong6648so... Chinese companies do the same in Germany.. you saying if a Chinese company left Germany now it's ok for the German factory head to steal all their merchandise and machines.. utter trash. Double standards. Think before you open your mouth, or you just look stupid

[@RatTerminator]

They should have All stayed in 🇺🇸

[@blito3wot]

the CCP has tasted the real trade world......investors can go anywhere in the world.....once you lose your investors.....it will take a long time to get them back.

[@mikeharrington5593]

Indeed, the consquences of Xi-nophobia have a price.

[@swisstroll3]

I’m not sure memory exists in Western investors. Look at Argentina. It goes bankrupt about once a week, but Westerners are back loaning money the next day. China just assumes that anyone not Chinese is stupid.

[@aikighost]

@@swisstroll3 The Chinese are stupid, just in different ways to the Americans & Europeans. 🤣

[@angiep8217]

They will just copy your products & become your competitor

[@karlrmaier]

The Investment Banker Kyle Bass says the CCP has been preparing for war, and all of these actions culminate this year. Because of weather, tides, and logistical reasons the attack will start in the March-April or Aug timelines.

[@kamsunleong6648]

So you gonna take the word of a banker? My banker also told me Russia will never invade Ukraine and my Russian investments are safe.

[@null2470]

Whoever told you to invest in Ukraine/Russia at all is probably the most in error lmao@@kamsunleong6648

[@floxy20]

In preparation the Chinese generals are watching "Duck Soup."

[@brianperry4815]

@carlmeir I wouldn't worry about war with China things seem so bad there that the people of China will likely revolt due to starvation and homelessness and unemployment among other things. Nothing like over 200 million people destitute to bring down the CCP. Could happen. Just look at what happened in the Philippines in the 80s.

[@oscargrainger2962]

Bollocks

[@positiveworld772]

Trust is in minus level. Forget about zero level.

[@kamsunleong6648]

Yet VW and Audi invested billions to ensure they have a future in the ev industry , in Hefei and Beijing.

[@FieteA]

The businesses are gone, trust is gone and both won‘t return

[@popajoekiller]

Love all my comments responding to a certain China shill in the comments being deleted almost instantly.

[@soco13466]

They can't handle the truth.

[@mattanderson6672]

Rise up People of China

[@popcorn6931]

skyrockerting from 4% to 9%.... kinda underwhelming

[@bullpup1337]

thats more than double

[@Oldfogey2014]

Don’t forget Trump is waiting to hit the Chinese with even higher tariffs if he gets reelected back into the White House!

[@edgarmorales4138]

this is the start of the end of made in china.

[@pedrojamalserrano4008]

China Mainland was very devastated by industrialization in rapid mode that ecological nature balance was not specified.

[@JinCola1001]

With 1,4Billion People its Very Very Struggle

[@user-cm7zz8zn4h]

Where the success of Australia or Canada was trumpeted for securing Chinese contracts will they now be silent or just layoff?

[@just-dl]

Layoffs. The proud will go slow and quiet. The wise will dump and run.

[@breakwhiskey2863]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Cedartreetechnologies]

Thanks for using a human newsreader.

[@MsBonijoni]

. . ✨ Cheapened steel used in skyscrapers down to the axles on E vehicles . . a collapse would not be sudden, but it would be enduring and insufferable, and the damage potentially irreversible. . .

[@soco13466]

Ah yes, the famous Chinesium. Add Cheaprium to that. Instant junk.

[@pedrojamalserrano4008]

Modern China Mainland is very obsessed with real estate properties business in large scale. China have exotic project long time ago but the problem is they don't use it in a modern way and that was the Great Wall of China.

[@alicedai98]

By design, China is closing the iron curtain, under Xi’s plan.

[@user-fn7md6zv9j]

Apparently Munk group hasn’t been watching you tube last 3 years.

[@davidholmes9643]

By the end of March 2024 will be the collapse of at first the small manufactures then followed by the medium sized companies. The online companies will be the start of the decline and Liquidation.

[@OveToranger]

Well, according to Putin both Russia and China are in the top GDP countries in the world, so this withdrawal of foreign investment will have no impact on China what so ever...and Russia will contineue to invest and support them. Right ? The beatings will continue till morale (and income) improves...

[@patriciaritter4090]

"Banned from leaving" makes hostage-taking sound.... well, almost like a misdemeanor for walking off the pathway. Ain't high diplomacy grand?

[@jirajira2872]

bye bye ❤❤

[@angiep8217]

Why did you even stay there so long???not worth the stress including living there

[@NSResponder]

Anyone still doing business with Chinese suppliers would be wise to change the terms of all transactions to payment upon delivery only. NO pre-payments whatsoever.

[@Grimmwoldds]

It is happening. Some Chinese factory owners are complaining about net 90 terms(as opposed to the pre-payments they had been receiving). They can['t survive the 90 days it takes to get paid for a decent sized order.

[@awjames1121]

We strongly believes that germany has suffered very very hugh great losses in going into china??.. and not Germany needs to get out or else Germany will losses everything's including their pants and go home naked at all everything's gone????.. for Germany????... So we ask can Germany survive or just go flat????.....

[@BigGuy10Points]

We should move manufacturing to Vietnam. It’ll be a Nuygen Nuygen!

[@lance8080]

Move to USA 🇺🇸

[@BigGuy10Points]

@@lance8080 I 100% agree. The issue is it’s always significantly more expensive to do so.

[@lance8080]

@@BigGuy10Points automation and robotics over expensive logistic shipping from Asia.

[@just-dl]

I think the value of your comment was lost. I would like to give you a hug.

[@kamsunleong6648]

​@@lance8080Will they accept 2 dollar hour pay rate?

[@jamessmith-pf5zf]

It looks like China is in the find-out stage of things. lol

[@brianboye8025]

Yeah, win win but not including German workers.

[@Paccekabuddha]

Because in china. "win win" means i win twice

[@jimsonrangking4710]

Better don't do any business with them they dare doing anything to make sure don't lose.

[@sunny-sq6ci]

and yet theres one company that continues to work for the ccp: Apple. they're still giving the ccp iPhone data to the ccp voluntarily

[@mguendumiguel9523]

DO BUSINESS IN MEXICO ....

[@the_manofculture]

Trading with US is fine until they tried to steal your foreign reserve. 😂

[@awjames1121]

China must invent new laws and orders??.. example china must taxation very high rates for factory who has empty land no in use at all???.. china must proceed to take back empty land and let new owners to use it?? .. or taxation very hugh fee for not developing or use the empty land???.. very unproductive at all???....

[@user-ur2xv9lk3x]

Investors shouldn't leave yet. China is still developing COVID version 2.

[@LadyHeathersLair]

I had to ré listen to that last statement. She DID say on “death’s” ears. Hmm.

[@BubuH-cq6km]

your voice is so sweet🥰🥰

[@artamisa7868]

Sweet AI

[@joerudnik9290]

Fraught with danger, (cc error ).

[@HowDareUbuddy]

weird, you state from a communist paper (NPR) to talk about a communist country?

[@user-uq6tl8sl2g]

What does Savio Chan has to say about this?

[@petepierre652]

FOOLS

[@LinhNguyen-il6xe]

Latest video gets no comments, wondering why

[@liberumoratio1704]

It is over.

[@kamsunleong6648]

It's supposed to be over since the nineties. According to China experts. Manage your expectations please.

[@liberumoratio1704]

@@kamsunleong6648 Oh, you are one of those. The future is definitly not bright. No place to run no place to hide. Like a vampire fleeing the old country. Eventually, they catch you.

[@kamsunleong6648]

​@@liberumoratio1704 Chill bruh. Wake me up when this happens. Too many false alarms.

[@bullpup1337]

its already happening. Just look at chinese stock markets.

[@hippocraticoaf8798]

This is due to the upcoming chinese new year. No need to worry.

[@juanbabian172]

DOING Business in CHINA is Like Doing Business to a HUSTLER….Sooner or Later….That will be your COMPETITOR !!!!!

[@TheKatoffen]

Montenegro

[@AW-tc4hy]

The immediate event is the liquidation court assignment of all evergrande unfinished projects to banks that had dispersed funds to. People will carry on paying the mortgages as those apartments are being worked on. Government will fund the deficits due to evergrande. A big jumpstart to gdp and jobs for millions.

[@balckston]

American news is like a doubtful debt. You believe in it you will eat by American piece by piece.... Alstom has a good experience with America 😂😂😂

[@soco13466]

Chinese schill.

[@balckston]

@@soco13466 Brandon schill

[@mrj774]

Less stutter please

[@JJ-rp2df]

Chinese hubris will see them through any challenges

[@bullpup1337]

it will lead them to not seeing any challenges and walking face first into the wall.