Harvard Economist Reveals Shocking SECRET About China in 2025

[@CyrusJanssen]

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[@PL22-JudgeDredd]

Cyrus, you are fundamentally insulting our intelligence when you say the US misunderstands China. The US is deliberately smearing China, period.

[@darinmullins4770]

They stole all their technology from the west in the last 200 years , billions of people , where are the geniuses ?

[@fabianprioux1136]

Keyu Jin is an amazing woman and thank you Cyrus to talk about her . Thank you for your chanel and opening the eyes of people about China. Love China , Putin and Trump ! The winning team

[@aaad3552]

And we, st is voating trump.

[@paulfri1569]

Actually you can bet against Red China 😂 She taking a line from the USA.. to never bet against the USA. 1. The USA has the best geography on earth with water on both sides and friends to the north plus south of it.. The opposite of Red China.. 2. The USA has military bases plus military forces in the country's that matter like Japan, South Korea, Australia for example.. Red China has what perhaps North Korea 😆 3. The USA has many options to to trade with other nations like say India or South East Asian countries right on Red China's doorstep to make its cheap products.. 4. The USA controls the World's ocean's and has the best Naval forces on Earth to enforce any trade blockade on Red China 😅 Red China could neve do this to mainland USA in a million years 😅😅 Explain how betting against Red China would be mistake for the West as its actually a net positive if it did 😅😅

[@Supernova200Q]

Ask me and every Sudanese citizen you can find and they will tell you the same thing. The US crippled us with economic sanctions to make us comply to thier whims, while China assisted us in every possible way and respected our right to govern ourselves the way we want.

[@SathyaswamyS]

India love sudan

[@Supernova200Q]

@SathyaswamyS Sudan loves India too. We consume way more Indian tv shows and movies than we consume Hollywood.

[@mdeung7488]

China uses communisum to build roads n bridges for other countries, whilst USA uses democracy, bombs n sanctions to destroy others' towns n cities.

[@petergreen5337]

❤well said.

[@charlenefrench5404]

​@Supernova200Q aren't you in the middle of a war?

[@fahrrurrozi686]

Before China, no one could compete with the U.S. economy, not even Russia, which was far behind America. No one would dare challenge the U.S. But now, with China’s rise, the whole landscape has changed. Russia challenges the U.S. in military matters, while China competes with the U.S. in the global economy. The world today is no longer as dependent on America as it once was. There will be many interesting things that we will see in the future.

[@askyalumumba3573]

I think the United has lost the competition. The average Americans have no clue of the seismic changes happening in geopolitics due to their leaders' incompetence.

[@soothinglycool9806]

China's economy is in the toilet whilst the American economy goes from strength to strength.

[@tymax6751]

When the government doesn't invest in its people, like the US, society deteriorates and everything else just go downhill. That's why this is the era of the decline of the US empire.

[@diaz-kasper]

@@askyalumumba3573This is what I tell my wife every time we talk about the US of today,We are falling slowly as a country and the average citizens will not see it until is too late.

[@richardcory5024]

Russia does not challenge the US in military matters. That is an absurd statement. China is still dependent on the West for its economic development. If the West stops buying, China stops selling.

[@Adogsmate4267]

They don't misunderstand China, they don't like China's rise, or India, or Iran, Russia, or anyone for that matter.

[@LW78321]

Exactly. To the US government, there always has to be a "bad guy" to take the blame

[@MarkYeung1]

They do love the rise of Taiwan and Japan. Do you know why?

[@LT-mc8vj]

Go luck to India rise. Uncle Sam is watching. Just make sure to watch your back.

[@LT-mc8vj]

​@@MarkYeung1US is not capable of loving any country. They are opportunist. JP is their lapdog and watchdog of Asia Pacific region, yes, yes to everything US wants. Taiwan is a pawn, a door mat of US to destabilise China at the slightest opportunity.

[@goenawanarief4027]

yes, typical bully. no one may rise above us if I love that woman, its romance. if you love that woman, its an affair.

[@ShadowbannedEntity]

Instead of arming Taiwan, Ukraine and Israel; US tax payer money should be spent on infrastructure, healthcare, education, homelessness etc. Instead of pursuing delusions of grandeur, the US should seek mutually beneficial cooperation with the rest the world.

[@thomassenbart]

We can do all simultaneously. The US has mutually beneficial cooperation with almost the entire world. China does not.

[@ChasseurTueur]

@@thomassenbart "The US has mutually beneficial cooperation" even you dont believe it :)

[@TD1237]

​@@thomassenbartNot mutually beneficial. They install leaders in countries they don't like and then have a mutually beneficial relationship with the installed government. But said government usually doesn't care about its citizens. A good example is Lib ya. China deals a lot with developing countries and actually contributes to their growth. And they don't expect much in return, certainly less than the US. That's why most African countries, including my own, have good relations with China.

[@Richard.Cabeza]

That will be changing with new leadership. The western world does not want the current chinese leadership playing a role in their economies. They cannot be trusted.

[@thomassenbart]

@@TD1237 That is simply false. What nations would you point to where the US has installed leaders and had such relationships? Afghanistan is ruled by the Taliban and Iraq has a Shia govt. highly influenced by Iran. What examples do you have? The US did not install any govt. in Libya. The country was in civil war when NATO intervened and the US was not the driver in those operations, rather it was the French and Brits. The rebel govt. was already installed in much of the country when Quaddaffi fell and was not a creation of the US. You are really naive regarding China which does nothing that it will not enormously benefit from. The influence and money China is buying in Africa and much of the developing world, is about securing resources China lacks. China offers money to a country or a loan for infrastructure. The project begins but very often is left incomplete because repayment becomes a problem and the country defaults, leaving China legally owning a piece of the nation. This has happened again and again. Also, most infrastructure projects don't involve the native population but are built by Chinese workers imported en masse. It is only the Elites who pocket a lot of cash and then could care less. You are naive and ignorant. You trust the Chinese at your peril.

[@learnbycoding]

To be honest, I do not believe that there is any misunderstanding. The western leaders are clearly aware of China's capabilities. They are very smart people; all the claims are for political intentions. When people have to choose between moral behaviors and benefits/interests, people tend to choose the latter. This is just human nature.

[@Qingeaton]

Concentration camps are bad.

[@dexterdr.7020]

if they're truly smart they should have came up with better terms to smear China. the "overcapacity" narrative is straight forward an intellectual insult to anyone who has a slight of knowledge about economy. and this stupidity doesnt just stop with "overcapacity" but also can be observed in the xinjiang genocide stories, the US politicians often come up lies which are too easy to be debunked, to an extend I have to rise my doubts in their intellectual competence, or perhaps they just don't believe the population of their own people is capable of basic logic thinking.

[@ggttuuxx]

The Western Politicians (not "leaders", as they milk their own country for self benefits), know the truth, I agree. But they Lie to their own people, so to cover up what a horrible job they're doing. They are not stupid, no. But worse, they are SELFISH. So the people of the West continue to misunderstand.

[@BerndLercher]

yes, you are right. it's called protectionism.

[@henrikissagoolian4934]

Respect to China, just check China 40 years ago and now. World needs to watch and learn from each other. Just Stop War.

[@drflat9223]

40 years ago without US. Now with US. you see the difference?

[@RameshPatel-bw3bz]

👌🏼👍✌️100% True point.

[@yomammo]

40 years ago we bankrolled their economy. their quite ungrateful

[@WarrenKLiu]

@@yomammoand 27 years ago when US created the 1997 currency crisis triggered by Soros, China bailed half the world out by gobbling up US treasury so that IMF had money to bail countries out, my country ended up having a regime change cuz we bought into IMF and Clinton’s “good intentions” because our dictator who was put in power by Lyndon Johnson via another regime change action was beginning to not do as he is told by US, then 16 years ago when Wall Street triggered another global financial crisis ala Fanny Mae, China bought up US treasury again at the behest of US government. So that’s twice China bailed out global financial crisis caused by US lack of fiscal control and regulation reigning in unmitigated corporate profits, and did so without going all over media claiming credit. While US took no responsibility and used IMF bailout loans to further tighten controls over many nations and making a profit from the interest payments. The majority of the world hasn’t forgotten about that. China also made sure their real estate bubble burst didn’t spill over into another global financial crisis. There’s a reason why over 70% of the world’s nations signed up with China’s BRI, because they all known China will be a responsible global power based on past actions. Lastly if you actually bothered to look at statistics, every dollar an American corporation made, only 9 to 12 cents actually went to China. China’s manufacturing made US corporations very wealthy. The difference here is Chinese spent their money on building and expanding the infrastructure instead of letting corporations use subsidies or government grants to do stock buy backs or to fund endless wars or to maintain over 800 military bases around the world.

[@ChasseurTueur]

@@yomammo you just used them, like every other country, so stop lying to yourself :)

[@DianeLowery-ct6tg]

I appreciate your coverage of a subject we do not get access to in our news.

[@richardpetrovic8941]

All chinese, who I met are hardworking. This is the clue to their success.

[@larryc1616]

And high IQ's

[@yaoliang1580]

Enjoy your simplification

[@Truthseeker371]

Hard working in hacking, copying, and cheating???

[@thetreekeeper143]

What the??? Are you serious??? You're just saying all this, because all of people posting positive comments here are Chinese themselves.

[@thetreekeeper143]

​@@Truthseeker371agree 👍. They are good at oppression of people. It's communist.

[@stupendas101]

The slowdown in China is at 5% growth which would make any North American or EU country very envious. For years, I remember when they kept saying that China can grow fast because their economy is very small. Now, China's economy is the biggest in the world and they are still growing at way above average

[@konradswart4069]

Get your facts straight!

[@samuelpalmer8305]

Their numbers are all made up

[@Tmasterjay17]

Keep sinking that money into infrastructure growth. You can do it forever I've heard. Just ask Japan.

[@Enalog3]

@@Tmasterjay17 China shifted into cutting edge technology industries. This video also talks about that.

[@wdp7128]

​@@konradswart4069 His facts Is straight. He forgot to mention it was based on PPP.. Not nominal.

[@Arnsteel634]

I’m an American. And I love China. And Russia. They shouldn’t be viewed as enemies but competitors. And competitors to learn from. We have differences but respect their accomplishments. And don’t straw man them as an enemy.

[@owesteen-hansen2152]

Why not also cooperation?

[@Arnsteel634]

@ no such thing. It’s an illusion. Walmart competes with target. Apple with Samsung. There is only trade and competition everything else if fairy tale.

[@kwokholuk8723]

Well said! Politicians of your country has zero sum game mindset. If US treats China as an enemy, China will really become enemy of the US.

[@Richard.Cabeza]

true, but they need to play fair or they are losing the respect of the rest of the world.

[@TituIshtiaque]

We just visited China, Kunming Shanghai shangdong, our opinion India is 30+ years behind china. USA Europe 10+ years behind china, maximum sectors

[@yiplekhong5111]

Agree

[@normantang7456]

Where are you from? It looks like you're familiar with US, Europe, and to some degree India. I haven't visited China like 8? years.

[@infj5196]

India is 1000 years behind the whole world

[@Jocular-mt3jb]

@@fffuu4444 We all have challenges the UK's problems will manifest soon and we will find it difficult tpo withstand. India is familiar with problems and will survive better.

[@thefishychannel1420]

buddy. pal. amigo....human rights? the west is 30 yrs ahead

[@paulbo9033]

Well said "no one says there's an overcapacity of American iPhones"

[@dianasong4594]

US $ has huge overcapacity.

[@grandwonder5858]

Or military weapons that have flooded into every country in the world!

[@paulbo9033]

@dianasong4594 US has overcapacity in exporting death, destruction and problems to the rest of the world.

[@egoda]

And weapons 😂

[@CryptoRenegade-x3o]

J Yellen made that up, she failed economic 101 unfortunately 😂😂

[@EpickyHrac]

Sending Love to China with my Comment from Slovakia ❤❤❤ Our Prime Minister Fico was in China ❤❤❤ I will be in China in future ❤❤❤

[@thisiskevin1000]

He just concluded his state visit to the country

[@daniely500]

We welcome you. From Hong Kong/ China

[@basook6116]

China is seeking businesses, and not fund the endless wars

[@kuraphlau03]

I Love Slovakia PM Robert Fico Too. He Is Fighting Against Woke Culture in Slovakia.

[@NicholasSapak]

💓💕💞💋💋💋

[@DonaldMark-ne7se]

Some economists have projected that both the U.S. and parts of Europe could slip into a recession for a portion of 2023. A global recession, defined as a contraction in annual global per capita income, is more rare because China and emerging markets often grow faster than more developed economies. Essentially the world economy is considered to be in recession if economic growth falls behind population growth.

[@kevinmarten]

My main concern now is how can we generate more revenue during quantitative times? I can't afford to see my savings crumble to dust.

[@JacquelinePerrira]

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[@KirenKK-te7pb]

China has the strength of cultural resilience as she is a 4000 years old civilization. She has hardworking people currently empowered by technological infrastructure and skillsets. China has the maturity to sustain and preserve her " meritorious gains" without succumbing to vagaries of Global economic imbalances. In simple terms she is self sustaining and self reliant whilst optimally Global. She has the capability of providing for stringent quality control Global markets and also for budget friendly functional standards of Global market. In a way China has in fact brought technology to all levels of commoner aspirations cost effectively.

[@editfazekas3854]

Most Chinese have lost the 4000 years old cultural resilience in the last 60 years of communism. Those under 40 are as materialistic as Carl Marx, so it does not bode well for the country.

[@tuppenceworth5485]

The IMF has estimated a GDP growth rate of 4.6% for China this year while the G7's average growth is forecast to be less than 1% (US highest at 2.1%, Germany lowest at 0.5%). The average GDP growth for the world is estimated to be 3.1%.

[@JamesBerlo]

So much of the lack of growth in the West, Germany prime example is deliberate, these Globalist NWO Monsters , climate cult a prime example is crippling and deindustrializing these Nations. Political corruption is the major source the decline and in spite of the corruption they still have not engaged in the predatory practices China has, since the 70's it has been a totally one way street in dealing with China and these craven greedy whores have allowed China to Steal Technology and their industrial and Scientific Espionage makes the former Soviets Pale.

[@jupiter2kable]

western media report China eco is collapsinf G7 as growrh >western Jornalism ?

[@panama2468]

i mean, one only needs to se gdp growth during the pandemic. China had the only positive gdp. that should have been a serious indicator of staying power in the global market.

[@DeirdreFerguson-b3k]

The IMF bases its estimates on Chinese government data, which is false. If you shorted China's stock market, you would have made a lot of money in recent years

[@Eminuser2852]

@@DeirdreFerguson-b3k The reservoir of China's economy lies in the real estate market rather than the stock market

[@RespectOthers1]

The fact that the Ford CEO loves driving his imported Xiaomi EV speaks volume.

[@alexoolau]

High value end of productive chain depends on a lot of smart engineers, which is not a problem for China. Middle income trap only applies to the countries with mediocre cognitive abilities. British researchers discovers that national wealth heavily depends on average cognitive ability of its citizens. Warren Buffett only invests in the nations with such high ability, including China, but not other middle income countries.

[@milo-qh7cv]

proof? or just empty words?

[@ongsengkee2530]

He's a good guy, an honest man. Even YT agrees with this view.

[@rezzyg77]

@@milo-qh7cvyou saying the CEO was lying? What do you mean by empty words?

[@RespectOthers1]

@@milo-qh7cv Don’t be lazy. There’s plenty of videos of it on KZbin. Just type ‘Ford CEO Xiaomi’.

[@davidwong1848]

US will sanction China for development of it country and being too advanced 😂😂😂

[@petergreen5337]

❤exactly

[@alexoolau]

High value end of productive chain depends on a lot of smart engineers, which is not a problem for China. Middle income trap only applies to the countries with mediocre cognitive abilities. British researchers discovers that national wealth heavily depends on average cognitive ability of its citizens. Warren Buffett only invests in the nations with such high ability, including China, but not other middle income countries.

[@Hithere-dl2cx]

And they'll regret it, China doesn't need US, US needs China.

[@chuekaothao6329]

Nah, I believes China will sanctioned US instead and the US will be in a world of hurts if it happen. Fact is, China is not in the habit of following US foolish policy.

[@henryairconcepts2999]

That's why China joined the BRICS. America's dominant needs to be matched. America created world recession over and over again

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[@Adrian_Nel]

Nobody can deny...1) the Chinese think long term, ................................2) the Chinese work hard. .................................3) the Chinese are smart. Few would say the same of America (as a whole) [Except maybe the work hard thing.]

[@felicisimomalinao1981]

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[@paulfri1569]

True at this point ☝️ Actually you can bet against Red China 😂 She taking a line from the USA.. to never bet against the USA. 1. The USA has the best geography on earth with water on both sides and friends to the north plus south of it.. The opposite of Red China.. 2. The USA has military bases plus military forces in the country's that matter like Japan, South Korea, Australia for example.. Red China has what perhaps North Korea 😆 3. The USA has many options to to trade with other nations like say India or South East Asian countries right on Red China's doorstep to make its cheap products.. 4. The USA controls the World's ocean's and has the best Naval forces on Earth to enforce any trade blockade on Red China 😅 Red China could neve do this to mainland USA in a million years 😅😅 Explain how betting against Red China would be mistake for the West as its actually a net positive if it did 😅😅

[@henryskupek2673]

Living in China, not so sure about that. The Chinese focus on short term gains at the cost of relationships. We've seen this with China's hawkish rhetoric which led to many manufacturers moving out of China. The current job market says a lot about the economy

[@shadowmod3]

as a Chinese from mainland China i wonder how none ever mention about the corruption in China.

[@miaowang6250]

@@paulfri1569still live in the last century

[@Shenzhou.]

Even Janet Yellen stated that a decoupling of the US and Chinese economies would be virtually impossible.

[@thisiskevin1000]

Globalization is!

[@kuraphlau03]

I agree too and also Malaysia and China Also Enter A New Phase of Collabrating and Extending in Cooperation in different sectors.

[@basook6116]

she also knows USA have trouble paying its interests to massive DEBT

[@larryc1616]

Decoupling would crash both countries

[@putianren]

@@larryc1616 NO, no no Decoupling will only CRASH US of Snake !!! China can trade with the rest of the world !! US only represent about 5% of the world population !!!!

[@basook6116]

WESTERN countries have double standards. USA for example, never mention about China's has its own Space Station. Olaf for another example, don't blame lack of cheap energy, but blame China and Russia for downfall of Germany's economy. USA should invests in USA; starting STEM educations, which is why TSML fail in chip fabs; lack of skill workers, and investments. However, it does fund the endless wars

[@widodoakrom3938]

Lol

[@basook6116]

@@widodoakrom3938 ironically, this news is coming from US Govt.

[@deepone5005]

They are classic mindsets of the worst losers.

[@ielee1765]

US ban China in their space project in the early 60s.

[@Ren07443]

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[@livefree1030]

As a California Small Business owner i envy China. America is no longer a capitalist, supportive nation. Business owners are treated like villians here.

[@fannyalbi9040]

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[@BlazingShackles]

@@fannyalbi9040 the Orange Fascist Wannabe Dictator Failed Businessman 6 Time Bankrupt Moron? That President? LOL😂😛🤩🤪

[@fireflyd-q3v]

America's last opportunity was during the 2008 financial crisis caused by Wall Street. They should have faced the consequences and been held accountable. Instead, under the guise of "too big to fail," the government protected those models, implying an acceptance of a path that could lead the country to ruin, one that seemed unchangeable.

[@BV-fr8bf]

Why do you envy China? Gavin Newsom has the same restrictive policies against freedom as China...Gavin visits China a great deal.

[@Richard.Cabeza]

That will be changing with the new leadership.

[@PASCALDAB]

It's sad how difficult things have become in the present generation. I was wondering how to utilise some money I had. I used some of it for e-commerce business, but that sank. I'm thinking of how to use what's left to invest, but I don't really know which way to go.

[@DonaldStokes-p]

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[@loveunlimited777]

Chinese innovation, intelligence and forward thinking is impressive. Their future success is inevitable. Respect 🙌

[@Richard.Cabeza]

Innovation? lol

[@loveunlimited777]

@Richard.Cabeza Don't be delusional please, their IQ levels per capita are off the charts.

[@user-gm3lg8gp3m]

@@Richard.Cabeza world history =/= western history

[@user-co5ri8dp_978]

Top 30 each country inventions that changed the world. - American: internet, computer, semiconductor, IC, transistor, Solid-state image sensor, DRAM, GPS, Nickel-iron battery, BitTorrent, LCD, plane, mouse, Nuclear weapon, refrigerator, CD, Gaming device, smartphone, synthesizer, bass, Milk carton, Sports drink, Coca Cola, Java, etc. - Japanese: Winny/Blockchain×Bitcoin, NOR and NAND Flash memory, NFC, QR code, Lithium-ion battery, Laptop, Drawing tablet, Camera phone, emoticon, TRON→T-Kernel, Video game software, DVD/Blu-ray, Body fat scale, Bladeless fan, Vending machine, Automatic ticket gate, Bullet train, Ultrasound scan machine, pre-packaged food, Anti-HIV drugs, etc - German: computer, car, MP3, Dry cell battery, Electron microscope, microphone, missile, flute, aspirin, FANTA, etc. - French: motorcycle, Hair dryer, Flyboard Air, movie, balloon, etc - Swede: Rechargeable battery, dynamite, Celsius thermometer, pacemaker, GPS, mouse, zipper, Seat belt, Tetra Pak, etc. - Indian: Rechargeable Iron-ion Battery - Chinese: paper, gunpowder, compass, OpenEuler - Russian: ethereum (Canadian citizenship)

[@JaneNewAuthor]

​@@Richard.Cabezagunpowder and paper for a start. Chinese skills built US railways in 19C.

[@Unapologetically_human8349]

Their "misunderstanding" is basically rooted in their primal racism and complex of superiority. It's more a psychological issue than one of numbers and facts.

[@MelvoraFilms]

Yup, and also westoid entitlement complex

[@thomassenbart]

No, you are lost. China is a totalitarian regime, aggressive internally and externally and has been stealing Western/US technology for decades and cheating in international trade as well. We are no longer playing that game and China is going to imploded. The racism and xenophobia in the PRC is beyond obvious. Look no further than the Uyghurs or Tibet. China is going down from its own demographic collapse, repressive govt., and inability to compete. It is doomed.

[@elcidleon6500]

​@@MelvoraFilms - Call it, _whitoid_ entitlement complex.

[@stevenewbank]

I had my own business years ago and if I was faced with 60% tarrifs then I would have immediately have raised my prices by 20%. The UK tried it with cigarettes, tabacco and luxury goods, then had to spend a fortune on stopping smugglers. Tarrifs won't work!

[@YDChang-s1m]

I work in a Chinese company that exports all kinds of goods to oversea customers. You can contact me if you needs anything from China.

[@seechunchong9876]

Exactly. FDR did that during the US Depression n it gave rise to liquor smuggling n Al Capone.

[@bobsmith3983]

@@seechunchong9876 That alcohol smuggling gave rise to the Bronfman's of Canada and the Kennedy's of Boston, USA. The Bronfmans produced, the Kennedy's distributed in the USA.

[@seechunchong9876]

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[@Laomai24]

Cyrus, I think it’s high time we stop comparing China to the West. West is yesterday. Let’s start having a dialogue with World Majority (formally global south). It matters not what it is happening to the Western countries, let’s wish them well, that’s it. Our conversation ought to be with the World Majority that are going to set the agenda for our children and grandchildren. LOOK TO FUTURE, enough of by gone era. ❤

[@thisiskevin1000]

Multipolarism is now

[@editfazekas3854]

Anything you use today (phone, internet, cars, safe maritime transport for commerce) comes from the west. Appreciate it.

[@Laomai24]

@ 🤣

[@Muller_Andr]

Where do market timers like me stand, I have 300k in money market funds with Fidelity and scared to invest in anything, stocks and gold are volatile alike and bonds are a no go area for me? What is the best course of action?

[@Jennapeters144]

Wait until after all the polls are closed, do not make any moves yet. Nobody knows where this rollercoaster of markets is up next.

[@AadhilaEesha]

Consult with a comprehensive fin planner, don’t take decisions in your own hands especially at times like this.

[@Muller_Andr]

How does one get a fin planner who isn’t just looking to make a buck? (upfront fees and whatnot) my spouse and I are in the market for guidance at this point

[@AadhilaEesha]

My Advsr is “monica mary strigle" popular among locals in NY A buddy in NC referred me. Im in NJ. She thinks the Fed will either maintain its current interest rate stance or cut depending on what the labor market does, which should support the stock market. However, it's essential to stay adaptable and adjust your strategy accordingly.

[@BenRovello]

What’r the fees like for visiting with this advisor of yours?

[@jairohunter1234]

THANKS TO CHINA THE world is growing, GOD BLESS CHINA 🤗 👍

[@Laomai24]

Thank you Cyrus, you are absolutely correct, she is a giant amongst the Economists today. I have read her book “ THE NEW CHINA PLAYBOOK “ a must read for all. If you want to understand Chinese economy and how it works. It will surprise and enlighten you. I love the way she explains “ The State and the Mayor Economy “. It is china’s successful system we have not heard about nor experienced in the West. I’m reading it again, I want to leaned it , really do. Thank you Jin 老师❤ 加油 加油 加油

[@roboldx9171]

Changing the way we do politics is just the beginning. The US needs to get the money out of politics.

[@firetree2007]

2024 , the projected China's manufacturing output is $7.9 trillion, the US is at $2.5 trillion, China is 3.16 times of the US

[@GenghisX999]

US credit card debt is over $1 trillion. Interest payment at 28% is $280 billion addition to US GDP. Ha, try to beat that economic performance China!😅

[@Voltage-v7w]

@@GenghisX999my thousands of hard earned dollars goes to pay for those interests 😢

[@milo-qh7cv]

@@GenghisX999 umm if you are not aware yuan is going down a lot, 1usd was 6 yuan in a few months 1 usd will go over 8 yuan and keep dropping over the years. the reality is yuan needs to depreciate compared to the dollar to be able to keep selling to america, if america tumbles then they wont buy from china and china will collapse economically, and that is why it is so desperate to try to build a backup plan in the case america decides to stop buying from china crap products. anyway hope you will start getting your facts on and stopped loving blindy a country that will throw you under the bus for any reason. america is bad now compared to what it was before but the end is no here even if you wish it for.

[@kwokholuk8723]

​@@Voltage-v7w More, the national debt of Uncle Sam exceeds 35 trillion dollars a few months ago. Washington still can't find a way to reduce the debt. The debt will reached 50 trillion dollars 10 years later. Interests paid to creditors are 1.6 trillion dollars in 2024. It's from your hard earned tax dollars. It's the highest expenditure of the US federal government.

[@markp8686]

​@kwokholuk8723 clearly, the goal is not to pay. As long as the USA military is strong, it's possible

[@Cryo7914]

Love for China from India.

[@2LT-c8q]

We love you too ❤❤❤

[@TD1237]

Love for China and India, from South Africa.

[@CengizDev]

Thanks and respect from Istanbul / Türkiye. I think you are a reliable source and i am happy to join your channel.

[@vsalasarcr]

Greetings, excellent video, thanks for educating us.

[@CarlosSilva-td3nn]

I think your videos are excellent!!! Many thanks from Sao Paulo, Brazil.❤️👏👏👏🙏

[@petergreen5337]

❤agreed 100%

[@mdjubai5519]

Western countries be like Can't beat china = national security threat 🤣🤣🤣

[@widodoakrom3938]

Lol

[@homolgus1]

So we resort to telling lies

[@LW78321]

It's quite embarrassing tbh

[@samuelturner1668]

My girlfriend is in China and works for a large commercial bank. She said that lots of Chinese companies are defaulting on their loans and youth unemployment is so high, the government has stopped releasing the figures. The property market has also just crashed and that was a third of the economy. Additionally, many schools are closing down because there aren't enough children. How do you think China can overcome these problems? With unemployment so high and Trump's 60% tariffs around the corner, is China heading towards deflation?

[@august-first-2025]

China is a peaceful country that gets things done. We love having China as competition in the world.

[@heldenkatze]

peaceful? lol

[@The2000.]

America is not a good partner to compete with in bussines in this world, america is literally a collapsing empire that's what most of you are still deluisioned to see that

[@milo-qh7cv]

invaded tibet, korean war, taiwan crisis, burma border invasion, sino-indian war, nath la and cho la clashes, sino-soviet border conflicts, vietnam wars, sino-vietnamese war, new encroching into neighbors territories, colonozation of burma and russia, etc

[@MYYap-qm6lk]

​@@milo-qh7cvyou are just twisting the fact

[@CryptoRenegade-x3o]

😂haha i think China had colonized URANUS milo 😂😂

[@kuraphlau03]

I Love China Too.

[@kchifoo]

Welcome to China,if you have an vacation. tks

[@lamborghini835]

♥ I LOVE CHINA .♥

[@alexoolau]

High value end of productive chain depends on a lot of smart engineers, which is not a problem for China. Middle income trap only applies to the countries with mediocre cognitive abilities. British researchers discovers that national wealth heavily depends on average cognitive ability of its citizens. Warren Buffett only invests in the nations with such high ability, including China, but not other middle income countries.

[@Dario-h8g]

1,4 Billion well educated and Diciplined citizens!! Hard to Beat!!!

[@BlazingShackles]

LOL - hardly the case. And having a college degree does not make you "educated". Ironically KZbin, the very website you are commenting on, is BANNED in China. So I guess your "education" idea is completely incorrect.

[@editfazekas3854]

Not half of them well educated (those between 20-40) and none of them disciplined. Meet them abroad and in hotels, the crop of the cream, lol

[@anthonystulpin2623]

I am an American who has recently retired, and moved to China. Living here is really enlightening. The technology, in so many ways is much more advanced. And at the same time, the cost of living is about 20% of the average cost in the United States. While online shopping is causing many of the "brick and mortar" stores to close...the same as in the U.S., there is no shortage of small food shops and street vendors, especially at night. All of my utility bills, electricity, gas, and water, are less than the equivalent of $60, total for a month. 5G unlimited mobile phone and WiFi can be bundled, and cost less than $30 per month, for speeds much faster than the U.S. All in all, the U.S. should be worried about trying to control China. Cooperation would be the best solution for the entire planet.

[@lauhunghoe3840]

You have the courage to admit that China is a better place to reside compared to America from where you are now retired

[@OIllllO]

@anthonystulpin2623 Chinese slave labor keeps things cheap.

[@anthonystulpin2623]

@@OIllllO Have you ever been to China? That really doesn't exist any more than it does in the USA. FYI, it does exist in the USA as well.

[@OIllllO]

@@anthonystulpin2623 2024.08.08 -- The United States has banned imports from five more Chinese companies accused of profiting from the slave labor of Uyghurs trapped in what Beijing calls "poverty alleviation" programs. Americans are now explicitly banned from doing business with 73 companies on the 2021 Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act's Entity List, although a broader prohibition on importing any goods produced even in part by the slave labor of Uyghurs is also in place.

[@bukiyonle484]

her father is the boss of Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, no wonder she said that

[@gracekm9904]

Bingo.

[@roro-v3z]

Keyu is getting more and more prettier

[@user-gl9iz1bp1r]

The issue is "objective truthful awareness." I like the Chinese people. Lots of them, hard working, intelligent, think long-term, and create great value based products. They make great Americans.

[@organizer14]

Thank you very much Cyrus Jansen for your courage to speak the truth to expand awareness!

[@Shining237]

Cyrus - great video and perfect timing too! Best wishes to you & your family in your endeavors! 🎯❤️

[@abdirashiddirie3522]

I am in China now, the narrative I had dirty, polluted and overcrowded is false, China is modern, tech and greener.

[@editfazekas3854]

Yes, all those 4 first tier cities are. Then use google earth to check the streets in the rest (85% of towns) that got stuck in 1987.

[@pohnpeissa9800]

China really doesn't need the west. It's directed it's export to developing countries and invested in the future of these nations. Thus insuring the growth of markets for Chinese manufacturing goods. These long term policy will maintain its economic growth and influence across the globe.

[@elijahtenywa3063]

Great. This should come to fruition.

[@owesteen-hansen2152]

China also has to direct more of it's production to it's own population. Chinese GDP pr. capita is only 1/3 of USA and the target is a developed socialist economy in 2049.

[@dasdassdarrrr]

Say this before the nixon era lol.

[@Richard.Cabeza]

china has ripped off too many nations and their days are numbered. The swing has already happened. Thousands of manufacturing jobs in china are gone.

[@basilfoster3107]

Any country can decouple from China, however, the results can be severe to catastrophic depending on the country. American companies sacrificed their industrial base for profit, this is a fact. It is possible to reindustrialize but it will take time and will require some painful financial adjustments. We will have to tighten our belts severely, and no longer spend like there is no tomorrow.

[@putianren]

Lithuania decoupled from China a few years ago 1! Now, they are begging from China !! They prefer Taiwan !! Now China to Lithuania > Mow Tiu Lei !!! In Mandarin > Bu Tiu Ni

[@foxfire5235]

The problem is US president only had maximum eight years life span, anything that takes time will eventually fail.

[@rootwide]

트럼프가 진정한 사업가 출신이라면 이전 집권기에 했던 실수를 다시 반복하면 안된다. 거의 10년전의 중국은 또 다른 중국이다 이미 커질대로 커진 중국을 무역제제니 해묵은 초식으로 잡아보겠다는 망상은 집어치우고 서로 상생해서 다극 체계로 발전해 나아가야 한다 남을 죽여야 내가 잘 사는게 아니라 너도 나도 같이 잘사는 것이다 옹졸한 강자의 세계에서는 아첨과 줄서기 편가르기가 판치지만 앞으로 우리 인류는 세로운 세상을 만들어야한다 사이러스 채널 자주 보는데 세상을 잘 보는것 같다 니쩐빵~!

[@Voltage-v7w]

What you say is true, but the reality stinks

[@rootwide]

@Voltage-v7w 원래 세상이 그렇치 뭐! 우크라이나 가자를 봐도 그렇고. 😭

[@nocrtname]

His policy proposal on China is a tariff of all Chinese imports of 60-70%.

[@johncartwright5364]

Trump is not a true businessman

[@williamwilliam]

The fact & truth is, China has simply grown into an industrial powerhouse that is very difficult and next to impossible for other countries to emulate, and its humongous domestic market simply cannot be ignore.

[@wkpeterf]

From 1990 to 2024 Great China's Economy growth still going strong all the way to the moon ever.😊😊😊

[@charlesprasad9836]

Wonderful news Sir thank you for the truth

[@GardenerEarthGuy]

She has great hair, definitely deserves a hair compliment- plus she is correct.

[@milo-qh7cv]

cute yes but full of lies

[@GardenerEarthGuy]

@milo-qh7cv She's more than cute, plus no debate over China being the most technological advanced country, US can't imagine cities without rubble, graffiti, urine and feces, and violence- China has trains that go 180 mph.

[@Siphiwefoli63]

Thank You Cyrus, for your unbiased opinion, i wish more people would learn from this , and stop pushing their own unrealistic agendas. Keep up the good work👌

[@mikejung2115]

She gives a very balanced and a much more realistic view of the economy of China. She's an excellent lecturer. 👍

[@Sam-gr1um]

Tictoc says the inventive spirit in China amazing. We as human beings welcome your inventiveness

[@editfazekas3854]

You mean copying and rebranding everything under the sun? lol

[@petergreen5337]

❤well said. Thank you very AGAIN Cyrus for your TRUTHFUL advice and professional insight.

[@yiplekhong5111]

As always ...another great episode .

[@dariosilva4566]

Thanks for actually telling the truth. It's so refreshing and never gets old

[@ongsengkee2530]

Ms Jin is not only very beautiful very sweet and very mesmerising, but she is also very intelligent and knowledgeable about china-usa geopolitics. I m all for Ms Jin to continue enlightening the world especially the west.👍👍💐💐❤❤🥇🥇

[@cybergeek9152]

Thank God 🙏 For China ❤❤❤

[@eduardoboldtq.9931]

Thanks you very much. Great job.

[@SicMundus24]

great analysis!

[@erayagdogan3389]

The US Mission: Do not overthrow democratically elected governments, then establish dictatorships Difficulty: Impossible

[@richardzhou6775]

All western countries wanted to help China transform into a democratic society, which is great. On the other hand, along the way of influencing China, the western countries also faced the consequences of being influenced by the Chinese culture, which is working hard and saving big. Unfortunately, most westerners refuse the consequences and blame China's outcome.

[@jwinstonh1926]

Thank you.. much appreciated

[@ttc1661]

When China moves an inch forward, US will move a foot backwards.

[@egoda]

Love china ❤ From Sri lanka🇱🇰

[@Yougain-s1o]

I want to highlights the gap between theoretical economic interdependence and political-strategic reality. While complete decoupling may be difficult, both sides appear willing to accept economic pain to achieve strategic objectives. China's size, capabilities, and domestic market do give it significant capacity for self-reliance, even if at some economic cost. This suggests we're moving toward a more fragmented global system rather than the integrated one the video envisions. The key question isn't whether decoupling is possible, but rather how extensive it will become and at what cost to both sides.

[@AttackOnTatos]

I stopped at "same amount of quality or higher quality"

[@WANDERER0070]

10 : min CEO of Ford Farley loves driving his Chinese EV 😂

[@Gusti-i1r]

Next decade Made in China 2035 Much more higher tech & science & research based, Already have been planning

[@Richard.Cabeza]

They have ripped off too many nations and their days are numbered. The swing has already happened. Thousands of manufacturing jobs in china are gone.

[@WabuhWabuh]

stop using the word cheap & use cost effective...

[@Cheesecake99YearsAgo]

Or affordable

[@milo-qh7cv]

cheap is cheap, cost efficient means quality product under a good price, and does not apply to crap or toxic products

[@megthornton1371]

Great show Cyrus, good work

[@ShadowbannedEntity]

China has the greatest manufacturing capacity. US has the greatest national debt.

[@kenluu7544]

Hahaha

[@kwokholuk8723]

The debt exceeds 35 trillion dollars a few months ago. It will reach 50 trillion dollars 10 years later.

[@Richard.Cabeza]

It's true about the manufacturing capabilities... but that is changing. They have ripped off too many nations and their days are numbered. The swing has already happened. Thousands of manufacturing jobs in china are gone.

[@yngvesognen1092]

What's happening in the Sahel in Africa is very important, and it's not being talked about enough.

[@koff41]

Subbed some month ago and i dont regreget it, you are so unbiased and calm a real gem. Thxs Cyrus Janssen.

[@rubylaser8601]

Nobles laureates' study concludes that an authoritarian regime like China's doesn't nurture economic growth very well. For a period of time its economy may develops well, but in the long run it would still fail. This is exactly what is happening in China.

[@frankreynolds9930]

Happening when? Literally shows in video that China has double the growth than other countries and they are already investing heavily on future tech.

[@MrGanbat84]

China is actually close friend to USA. ❤ but some politicians make things mess up around to gain politic power

[@wildcat5625]

Cyrus, another great and a no nonsense video. I have been following you since your first video . I can hardly wait for your next one. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and insight of the world affairs.

[@alexoolau]

High value end of productive chain depends on a lot of smart engineers, which is not a problem for China. Middle income trap only applies to the countries with mediocre cognitive abilities. British researchers discovers that national wealth heavily depends on average cognitive ability of its citizens. Warren Buffett only invests in the nations with such high ability, including China, but not other middle income countries.

[@TjahjadiTedjasaputra]

Gordon chang ketika bangun tidur pagi hari ia akan memberi tahu orang dan para tetangganya bahwa sebentar lagi China Coleps. Jadi para tetangga mengetahui jika dia datang langsung menutup pintu , mereka bilang awas ada orang gila.

[@reynoldslacybrleroymeuschke]

!I just switched up my Roth IRA to 50% SCHD, 25% SCHX, 25% SCHG, and my Roth 401k is 70% vanguard S&P 500 index, 20% vanguard growth index, and 10% vanguard international index. Seeking best possible ways to grow $350k into $2m+ before retirement.

[@SandrineKouassir]

I managed to grow a nest egg of around 120k to over a Million. I'm especially grateful to Adviser Kristine Lynn Weber, for her expertise and exposure to different areas of the market..

[@YevaSonia]

I don't really blame people who panic. Lack of information can be a big hurdle. I've been making more than $200k passively by just investing through an advisor, and I don't have to do much work.. Inflation or no inflation, my finances remain secure. So I really don't blame people who panic.

[@SandrineKouassir]

look up her name on the web for her website.

[@reynoldslacybrleroymeuschke]

I've just looked up her full name on my browser and found her webpage without sweat, very much appreciate this

[@rubenlujan1537]

I totally agree. I have been doing business with China for over 35 years.

[@eddywu2077]

人民币不是要代替美元，这是面对美元超发，美债超发，等事实上，每个国家都该考虑下怎么保护自己的货币和资产😂

[@unlimitedcosmicspeed]

Fascinating and interesting video. I learned a lot, TY :)

[@celestekumelos8318]

I wonder if China even sees it as a "rivalry" or if that is just an American talking point

[@foxfire5235]

Chinese will see it as challenge, because there is always more solution for challenge than for rivalry.

[@爱迪eddie]

the US should learn from china not fight

[@sazabi1980]

I have a small business here in Canada. Some of my staff are Chinese and are very hard working. Recently one of their parents came over to visit Canada for 2 weeks. They ended up buying a bunch of stuff back to China, and I asked them how come? Isn't China cheaper?? Their response was, it is cheaper in China, but I can't be certain if they are real. How true is this? Like I understand why the West tend to stay away from made in China things, but this was coming from someone who lives in China their whole life.

[@aboard04]

In China, Canadian winter clothing brand is popular. Other than that, it is vegetable oil. I can’t think about anything else desirable from Canada. The old generation experienced hardship during their young ages. They saw how western brands swept the domestic market easily and generally considering buying western brands is a demonstration of upper class. That’s why when young generations buy BYD, NIO, old ones buy BWM. Young generation buy Chinese uprising brands to demonstrate individualism, old generation storm rice cookers and toilet lids in Tokyo, only find out they are all MADE IN CHINA.

[@foxfire5235]

It only apply to non China branded product. For e.g. if it is BYD car or Huawei phone they sure don't buy from Canada. Another thing is only product make in China is cheaper, those imported to China may end up more expensive. Obviously, product make in Canada is definitely much cheaper to buy in Canada than in China. This is why globalization is better for consumer.

[@Biratanupam]

Nice one ...

[@serbianhammer]

2:10 How do so many people forget that if you want something to be successful or profitable, you have to INVEST in the people and your country!

[@LipingKong-ms1zm]

A great communication to your audience! Convincing, factual and informative.

[@DavidSacks-yq1il]

A nation's strength is inextricably linked to its commitment to upholding the rule of law, ensuring the safety of its citizens, and protecting human rights. When these principles are compromised, a nation's ability to lead diminishes. Long lived China.

[@emmaemmaemma762]

Chinese people work very hard. It’s a big country and the main factory of the world. But like every country, it has its own problems. Like every empire in the world. They rise then they drop. Today us and Europe are dropping. China is rising.

[@JulienTchotcho]

I'm favoured only God knows how much I praise Him, $230k every 4weeks! I now have a big mansion and can now afford anything and also support God’s work and the church.

[@FarnellCannaday]

Wow that's huge, how do you make that much monthly?

[@LentineAbplanalp]

Only God knows how much grateful i am. After so much struggles I now own a new house and my family is happy once again everything is finally falling into place!!

[@LydiaShad]

I'm 37 and have been looking for ways to be successful, please how??

[@LiahSantos-li7xs]

I remember giving her my first saved up $20000 and she opened a brokerage account with it for me, it turned out to be the best thing that ever happened to me.

[@SimplotElbie]