Voice of China: students tell C4News why communism works

Voice of China: students tell Lindsey Hilsum why communism works for them.

[@manboy4679]

ask U.S. teens to have a discussion about politics, and answer in a foreign language. See how that goes.

[@roa3432]

That says a lot about U.S. public education.

[@horustrismegistus1017]

"How can you judge me by government?" Said the girl judging people by their government. Speaking multiple languages means nothing if you can't think or are a hypocrite (which is one who cannot think)

[@organizedchaos4559]

Yeah grab any random Chinese teenager and see how they do. These are children of the upper class

[@paleface8]

Putting down free humans does not free any of these children ! Your focus is misguided!

[@AzizDoufikar2280]

@@horustrismegistus1017 I mean Americans pretty much judge everyone by government

[@mrrickstur]

“Communism is great because uh... I don’t know, it’s just great. Please don’t kill me.”

[@lianghao7128]

Democracy is a human rights value,Communism is an economic paradigm，Many people unable to tell the difference，the opposite of communism is capitalism，not democracy. And we have different understandings of democracy. Your understanding of democracy is that everyone chooses the right person according to his intuition. But the reality is that people's intuition is often wrong. Especially in the era of media flooding, people's views are easily misled. Our understanding of democracy is that a person should be good at doing things in his field. For example, as a mayor, if his city has the highest economic growth, the best environmental protection and the lowest unemployment rate in his state, then he should become a governor, just like the operation mechanism of big companies such as Google, apple and Amazon. This kind of automatic optimization mechanism, though not perfect，not people's own subjective consciousness to choose, but it is the interests of everyone to choose automatically. This is democracy. We dont know a person just through his speech, only through one s solid achievements in governance,people can finally know him. I don't think it is any less than the intuitive choice of the West blinded by speeches and news, let alone that most people don't know the right choice. Please remember that the two world wars started in democratic countries by people s chose，I dont see apple or Google chose their CEO by your kind of democracy in any chance

[@____-gy5mq]

@@lianghao7128 little advice, it's futile to argue with yanks.

[@condorX2]

@@lianghao7128 Not just 2 wars. Here is a quickie time-line on U.S lead invasions and interventions. 1840 - invasion of Fiji. 1841 - genocide on the island of Upolu (Drummond). 1843 - invasion of China. 1846-1848 war with Mexico. 1846 - aggression against the New Granada (Colombia). 1849 - shelling of Indochina. 1852 - invasion of Argentina. 1853-1856 - invasion of China. 1853 - invasion of Argentina and Nicaragua. 1854 - the destruction of the Nicaraguan city of San Juan del Norte. 1854 - an attempt to capture the Hawaiian Islands. 1855 - invasion and coup in Nicaragua. 1855 - invasion of Fiji and Uruguay. 1856 - invasion of Panama. 1858 - intervention in Fiji, genocide. 1858 - invasion of Uruguay. 1859 - attack on the Chinese forts of Taku. 1859 - invasion of Angola. 1860 - invasion of Panama. 1863 - punitive expedition to Shimonoseki (Japan). 1864 - military expedition to Japan. 1865 - intervention of Panama, coup d'état. 1866 - an attack on Mexico. 1866 - punitive expedition to China. 1867 - attack on the Midway Islands. 1868 - repeated invasion of Japan. 1868 - invasion of Uruguay and Colombia. 1874 - the entry of troops into China and Hawaii. 1876 - invasion of Mexico. 1878 - attack on Samoa. 1882 - the entry of troops into Egypt. 1888 - an attack on Korea. 1889 - punitive expedition to Hawaii. 1890 - the introduction of troops in Haiti. 1890 - the introduction of troops into Argentina. 1891 - intervention in Chile. 1891 - punitive expedition to Haiti. 1893 - the introduction of troops into Hawaii, the invasion of China. 1894 - intervention in Nicaragua. 1894-1896 - invasion of Korea. 1894-1895 - the war in China. 1895 - invasion of Panama. 1896 - the invasion of Nicaragua. 1898 - the capture of the Philippines, genocide (600,000 Filipinos). 1898 - invasion of the port of San Juan del Sur (Nicaragua). 1898 - the capture of the Hawaiian Islands. 1899-1901 - war with the Philippines. 1899 - invasion of the Nicaraguan port of Bluefields. 1901 - the entry of troops into Colombia. 1902 - invasion of Panama. 1903 - the entry of troops into Honduras, the Dominican Republic, Syria. 1904 - the entry of troops into Korea, Morocco. 1904-1905 - intervention in the Russo-Japanese War. 1905 - intervention in the revolution in Honduras. 1905 - the entry of troops to Mexico. 1905 - the entry of troops into Korea. 1906 - invasion of the Philippines. 1906-1909 - invasion of Cuba. 1907 - operations in Nicaragua. 1907 - intervention in the revolution in the Dominican Republic. 1907 - participation in the war of Honduras with Nicaragua. 1908 - invasion of Panama. 1910 - invasion of Bluefields and Corintho (Nicaragua). 1911 - intervention in Honduras. 1911 - genocide in the Philippines. 1911 - the introduction of troops into China. 1912 - the capture of Havana (Cuba). 1912 - intervention in Panama during the elections. 1912 - invasion of Honduras. 1912-1933 - the occupation of Nicaragua. 1914 - intervention in the Dominican Republic. 1914-1918 - a series of incursions into Mexico. 1914-1934 - the occupation of Haiti. 1916-1924 - occupation of the Dominican Republic. 1917-1933 - the occupation of Cuba. 1918-1922 - occupation of the Russian Far East. 1918-1920 - the introduction of troops into Panama. 1919 - landing of troops in Costa Rica. 1919 - war against the Serbs in Dalmatia on the side of Italy. 1919 - intervention in Honduras during the elections. 1920 - intervention in Guatemala. 1922 - intervention in Turkey. 1922-1927 - intervention in China. 1924-1925 - invasion of Honduras. 1925 - military operations in Panama. 1926 - the invasion of Nicaragua. 1927-1934 - the military intervention in China. 1932 - the invasion of El Salvador. 1936 - intervention in Spain. 1937 - war with Japan. 1937 - intervention in Nicaragua, state coup. 1939 - the introduction of troops in China. 1941-1945 - the genocide of the civilian population of Germany (Dresden, Hamburg). 1945 - Firebombing of Tokyo. Operation "meetinghouse", more than 100 000 civilians died, 1 millions injured and 1 millions homeless. 1945 - nuclear attack on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan. In both cities around 200 000 civilians died. 1946 - punitive operations in Yugoslavia. 1946-1949 - the bombing of China. 1947-1948 - Reconciliation of Vietnam, genocide. 1947-1949 - military operations in Greece. 1948-1953 - military operations in the Philippines. 1948 - military coup in Peru. 1948 - military coup in Nicaragua. 1948 - military coup in Costa Rica. 1949-1953 - attempts to overthrow the government in Albania. 1950 - punitive operations in Puerto Rico. 1950-1953 - intervention in Korea. 1951 - military assistance to Chinese rebels. 1953-1964 - security operations in British Guyana. 1953 - the overthrow of Mossadegh in Iran who received democratically 99.9% of the vote in the referendum. 1953 - Forcible deportation of the Inuit (Greenland). 1954 - Overthrow of the government in Guatemala. 1956 - the beginning of military assistance to Tibetan insurgents in the fight against China. 1957-1958 - an attempt to overthrow the government in Indonesia. 1958 - the occupation of Lebanon. 1958 - bombing of Indonesia. 1959 - the entry of troops into Laos. 1959 - punitive operations in Haiti. 1960 - military operations in Ecuador. 1960 - invasion of Guatemala. 1960 - Support for a military coup in El Salvador. 1960-1965 - interference in the internal affairs of the Congo. Support Mobutu. 1961-1964 - a military coup in Brazil. 1961 - a terrorist war against Cuba using bacteriological weapons. 1962 - punitive operations in Guatemala. 1963-1966 - coup d'état and punitive operations in the Dominican Republic. 1964 - punitive operation in Panama. 1964 - support for the coup in Brazil. 1964-1974 - interference in the internal affairs of Greece. 1965 - a coup d'état in Indonesia, genocide. 1965-1973 - aggression against Vietnam and use of Agent Orange. 1966 - intervention in Guatemala. 1967 - Support for the coup and subsequent fascist regime in Greece. 1968 - hunting for Che Guevara in Bolivia. 1971-1973 - the bombing of Laos. 1971 - US military hostility towards India. 1971 - American military assistance in the coup in Bolivia. 1972 - the entry of troops into Nicaragua. 1973 - coup in Chile. 1973 - terror in Uruguay. 1974 - Support for the regime of Moboth in Zaire. 1974 - preparation of aggression in Portugal. 1974 - attempted coup in Cyprus. 1975 - the occupation of Western Sahara, the introduction of troops in Morocco. 1975 - interference in the internal affairs of Australia. 1975 - an attack on Cambodia. 1975-1989 - Support for the genocide in East Timor. 1978 - military assistance to the dictator, financing of the genocide. 1979 - Support for the cannibal Bocas. 1979 - military assistance to the rebels of Yemen. 1980-1992 - military presence in El Salvador, special operations, genocide. 1980-1990 - military assistance to Iraq. A million dead in ten years. 1980 - support and funding of the Khmer Rouge. 1980 - operation "Gladio" in Italy, 86 victims. 1980 - punitive operation in South Korea. 1981 - attempted coup in Zambia. 1981 - military pressure on Libya, downed two Libyan aircraft. 1981-1990 - Contra support, terrorism, genocide. 1982 - interference in the internal affairs of Suriname. 1982-1983 - attack on Lebanon. 1982 - Support for the genocide in Guatemala. 1983 - intervention in Grenada. 1983 - interference in the internal affairs of Angola. 1984 - two Iranian planes were shot down. 1984 - mining of the bays of Nicaragua. 1985 - financing of the genocide in Chad. 1986 - The coup against Ferdinand Marcos in the Philippines. (see below 2002 - Michael Meiring, CIA terrorist trainer, got himself bombed in Davao City.) 1986 - an attack on Libya. 1986-1987 - attack on an Iranian ship in international waters, the destruction of the Iranian oil platform. 1986 - financing and military support of social terror, seizure of natural resources. 1987-1988 - participation in the Iraq war against Iran, the use of chemical weapons. 1988 - financing of terror and genocide in Turkey. 1988 - the explosion of a passenger plane "Pan American" over Scotland. The wine was recognized in 2003. 1988 - invasion of Honduras. 1988 - the destruction of the Iranian passenger aircraft. 1989 - intervention in Panama (again for the 11th, ELEVENTH time!) 1989 - two Libyan planes were shot down. 1989 - bombing in the Philippines. 1989 - involvement by CIA in Tiananmen square massacre. 1989 - punitive operation on the Virgin Islands. 1990 - the genocide in Guatemala. 1990 - Iraq's naval blockade. 1990 - financing of the Bulgarian opposition ($ 1.5 million) 1991 - aggression against Iraq. 1991 - the bombing of Kuwait. 1992-1994 - the occupation of Somalia. 1992 - genocide and terror in the capture of the natural resources of Angola (destroyed 650,000 people). 1993-1995 - the bombing of Bosnia. 1994-1996 - terror against Iraq. 1994 - genocide in Rwanda (about 800,000 people). 1995 - the bombing of Croatia. 1998 - the destruction of a pharmaceutical plant in Sudan by a missile strike. 1998 - the bombing of Iraq. 1999 - aggression against Yugoslavia. 2001 - invasion of Afghanistan. CIA increased the opium production 9000 times from 2001 until 2017! www.statista.com/chart/11926/poppy-cultivation-and-opium-production-in-afghanistan/ 2002 - the entry of troops into the Philippines. 2003 - actions in Liberia. 2003 - clashes with Syrian border guards. 2004 - the entry of troops into Haiti. 2004 - Attempted coup in Equatorial Guinea. 2005 - the military intervention in Paraguay. 2008 - the military intervention in Pakistan. 2008 - The war in South Ossetia in Georgia. 2009 - The overthrow of the democratically elected Manuel Zeyala Rosales in Honduras. 2011 - The war in Libya. 2013 - The war in Syria. 2014 - The War in Ukraine. 2019 - The coup attempt in Venezuela? 2019 - The immature aggression towards Iran. 100 Years of U.S. Meddling kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGq0YmyHf9V9atU kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmilgmxsjdSegq8

[@AnthemKing]

@@condorX2 FBI wants to know your location for dropping some truth bombs here.....

[@condorX2]

@@AnthemKing 😂👍

[@radixreuel7631]

Every generation imagines itself to be more intelligent than the one that went before it, and wiser than the one that comes after it. -George Orwell

[@ieat10kittens94]

@CCCP Chinese communist censorship party?

[@ieat10kittens94]

@CCCP What are you implying?

[@ieat10kittens94]

@CCCP are you saying that china is a safer place?

[@ieat10kittens94]

@CCCP Woild you say america is more "ethical" than chiana and overall a better place to live?

[@ieat10kittens94]

@CCCP "not so racist" You are aware they have locked up 3 milion muslims and harvest theyre organs while theyre alive.

[@ChicagoTurtle1]

Dear students, America’s “democracy” means US Capitalism. “Freedom” means the right of hegemony.

[@ChicagoTurtle1]

@Liberty Prime Communism doesn’t exist.

[@yippies3726]

Correct

[@newaddress456]

@@ChicagoTurtle1 Democracy and Communism do not exist. They are both theoretical states. No one should push their way of life on another country.

[@ChicagoTurtle1]

@@newaddress456 How about pushing primary school education on children? How about pushing private property laws? Every country “pushes”. What’s more important is WHAT is being pushed. And WHY it is pushed.

[@newaddress456]

@@ChicagoTurtle1 Have a great day. I should never write another post again. Take care and God bless.

[@oliverplougmand2275]

2:28 girl: critizising china governement reporter: reveals name girl: am i a joke to you?

[@Thegaoat]

Oliver Plougmand hahah fr she’s probably dead now. 😭

[@Arknights_enjoyer821]

@@Thegaoat or has a low credit score which is basically the same thing

[@Daniel-yk5tb]

Yeah, she is a joke to you, let's just replace joke with dead and you with everyone.

[@Thegaoat]

Zhang Zhuisui Lol I’m sure she is fine like you said, It was just a joke.

[@WM-gf8zm]

@Zhang Zhuisui theres no point, these people never look up anything or learn

[@MrJdcirbo]

I would love to see a discussion between these Chinese American studies students and American Chinese studies students. I think the content of those conversations would be quite enlightening...

[@miepmaster25]

I really don’t think combining multiple shallow views will be enlightening, students aren’t exactly critical thinkers

[@akallstar5]

The Chinese are taught not to critically think. What I heard from these students was party propaganda I’ve heard 1000 times before. Just imagine how pathetic you must view yourself to say “freedom doesn’t suit us.” It’s really sad.

[@liteboii5201]

@@akallstar5 Except it doesn't? China has been ruled by imperial dynasties for millennia. Saying that China needs freedom in the likes of liberal democracy is like saying democracy will definitely work for the highly tribalistic Afghans. The last time the Chinese "needed" freedom, some guy proclaimed himself as the brother of Jesus Christ which started a conflict that resulted in 25 million casualties, the majority of which were regular folk.

[@akallstar5]

@@liteboii5201 It’s unfortunate that the country has been so deeply psychologically damaged to the point where they believe they cannot sustain themselves without autocratic rule. But much like any victim of abuse, their perspective is often deeply warped, or at times delusional. The only difference here, of course, is that the democracy would come from themselves, not foreigners, and yet they still refuse because they think so little of themselves.

[@liteboii5201]

@@akallstar5 It really has nothing to do with psychological damage or them not taking pride in themselves. You're starting to make me think you've never lived in China for prolonged periods of time. And if you have, then you have a very misguided understanding of Chinese society, culture, and history. Over half of all Chinese in the mainland have little to no higher education experience of any kind. Needless to say, people like that do not have any business in running national affairs that have global consequences. In places where there are educated citizens and freedom, you have people like that one local village elder who was able to stash up over a billion USD worth of cash in the walls of his home or the tycoons in Hong Kong that continue to drive up property prices and have created a wealth gap so extreme that it won't recover anytime soon in the foreseeable future. Even the West understands that the common man cannot be entrusted with his own political wellbeing. That is why national leaders are not directly elected from the common populace but nominated by their parties; that is why not every man can choose to run for office and have an equal chance as the next.

[@MISTER__OWL]

They are trying so hard to speak English well and it's great to watch because that's how I feel when I am speaking Chinese

[@thatsreelcreative]

Trying? They are speaking it so fluently, it's amazing.

[@idkidc7627]

How is speaking fluent english trying too hard

[@snoopyr1953]

@@thatsreelcreative they're all speaking it fluently but the girl with glasses has a perfect american accent

[@verbaljohnwilkesboot]

@@idkidc7627 Trying SO hard, I think it was a compliment

[@idkidc7627]

@@verbaljohnwilkesboot fair enough.

[@smareng]

"How's Communism going?" "Can't complain..."

[@benisjamin6583]

Literally can not.

[@thomasreger8621]

Underrated comment

[@missjennemeg1]

I read your comment a few times and it got truer each time.

[@god-son-love]

old Soviet joke.

[@javieraravena3972]

Not that great

[@yeontanseyebrows5588]

Interviewer: “if you did really hate the government you still couldn’t say it” girl: *”watch me”*

[@ravindramaan1092]

And that's why her name came up on the screen😂

[@yeontanseyebrows5588]

@Fei Long 黄飞龙 both the USA’s and China’s government have their issues, but the difference is that at least China’s government manages to look like they’re not a complete and total mess

[@tjohnson2139]

😂😂

[@onan-sonofjudahbrotherofer8466]

I think she's in a concentration camp now on the organ donor list

[@theblandcharlie822]

@Liberty Prime cringe democracy and communism can exist as one, in: Anarcho-communism

[@usukatlifegodiekthx]

"I'm an individual how can you judge me by my government", Yeah I remember traveling as an American from 2000-2008.

[@Naruto-vi6jv]

usukatlifegodiekthx hahahahahahahahahaha right ,I remember the same thing , and people calling me ‘’stupid American ‘’ , well cmon ‘’I’m an individual ‘’ . Hahahahaha

[@nealzhang3953]

Chinese government doesn't equal to Chinese.

[@mojojoji5493]

Neal Cheung yes it does when you live in a communistic country no one is better everyone is the same China needs to change and these China bot comments are really obvious

[@mojojoji5493]

Neal Cheung lol I love how ur playlist is about capitalism

[@nealzhang3953]

@@mojojoji5493 Many people here are brainwashed and many are being brainwashed. You just cannot imagine how terrible this is. We have the greatest fire wall. The government isn't tolerant to any opposing voice in any place and any form. They decide what kind of information people can get and cannot get. I wish one day Chinese people can wake up and rise. Also people from liberal world can assist us. I am willing to die for this cause.

[@beverlyselby3908]

I noticed how red the one student became as she was the only one courageous enough to criticize their Chinese government. The interviewer almost dared someone to speak up.

[@supe8592]

Wish someone were courageous enough to pardon Julian Assange and Edward Snowden.

[@boris001000]

@@supe8592 Same here though, how many more people will stand up against tyrants in every government, West or East...

[@kxvin5402]

They are allowed to criticize the government. Western media is always biased against China

[@lahaza6515]

@@supe8592 EXACTLY! I was just thinking about this today & it's disgusting. If Assange had revealed anything against the right they'd have no issue. I say this and I'm an old school liberal. The hypocrisy of my own friends is hideous & disappointing beyond belief.

[@kxvin5402]

@Ricky Robyn you're not even living in China and you're making it seem scary. Funny

[@The_White_House]

"Will invade Taiwan, will invade Hong kong, will invade vietnam, will invade Thailand" Nobel peace prize winners

[@thomasshelbyasmrconnoiseur7046]

Will invade antarctica, will invade alpha centauri, will enslave aliens there and treat everyone badly

[@erwin9065]

lol

[@warpartyattheoutpost4987]

... and they still keep getting my order *WONG.*

[@ironwoodthepsychopath6311]

@@thomasshelbyasmrconnoiseur7046 if the aliens invades china.

[@MynameisTMP-]

Don’t forget India

[@jdemeulenaer123]

Those young chinese's English is quite good.

[@parkercushingable]

Fantastic. Excellent socialized education! :)

[@face2158]

Always

[@azulmora9777]

@Shreya S. no, they are very educated:)

[@theblandcharlie822]

@Shreya S. oh noooooo the education is good and not profit aimed xD

[@okike.4573]

They prolly rich kids

[@jakefromstatefarm9139]

China talking about Mainstream, when they have One stream

[@ericshepherd7786]

Creepy Joe 😂😂😂

[@mojojoji5493]

Side note there are actual Chinese people in the comments trying to defend this video, my conspiracy theory is, that’s Chinese communist workers trying to divert unfavorable comments

[@mojojoji5493]

China bots/China stan I should know I’m a Stanley

[@mojojoji5493]

Nick Bennett I’m not Chinese tho don’t hate to break it to me lol

[@Shay45]

@@mojojoji5493 That is not a conspiracy theory that is true

[@aaronbarber461]

They seem very knowledgeable & bright, English is extremely different than Mandarin so they are doing great on that level.

[@lianghao7128]

Democracy is a human rights value,Communism is an economic paradigm，Many people unable to tell the difference，the opposite of communism is capitalism，not democracy. And we have different understandings of democracy. Your understanding of democracy is that everyone chooses the right person according to his intuition. But the reality is that people's intuition is often wrong. Especially in the era of media flooding, people's views are easily misled. Our understanding of democracy is that a person should be good at doing things in his field. For example, as a mayor, if his city has the highest economic growth, the best environmental protection and the lowest unemployment rate in his state, then he should become a governor, just like the operation mechanism of big companies such as Google, apple and Amazon. This kind of automatic optimization mechanism, though not perfect，not people's own subjective consciousness to choose, but it is the interests of everyone to choose automatically. This is democracy. And I don't think it is any less than the intuitive choice of the West blinded by speeches and news, let alone that most people don't know the right choice. Please remember that the two world wars started in democratic countries by people s chose，I dont see apple or Google chose their CEO by your kind of democracy in any chance

[@anubhabbiswas225]

Define communism

[@jumpvelocity3953]

@@anubhabbiswas225 derivative of marxism

[@prod.drxlis]

​@@anubhabbiswas225classless, stateless, moneyless society where the property of the means of production is shared.

[@jsdclight]

America is a republic for a reason if u really look at that its against capitalism

[@jsdclight]

Marxism leads to communism the only ism thats truely safe is spiritulism

[@shupesmerga4694]

I'm against the CPP but harassing a person based on their government is not correct. I could be a chinese who's against CCP as well.

[@thehat2032]

I agree with that. I love Chinese people, I just hate their government. As an American I would hope people of the world would also not equate me directly to my government.

[@manictiger]

100% agree. Hating the people instead of the government, just solidifies their bond toward the government. If you truly hate the CCP, you will NEVER say you hate China. That's exactly what the CCP wants.

[@manictiger]

​@@blanc7398 To be fair, we're not evolved to separate the leaders from the clans. Our lineage spent 8 million years thinking in terms of leader = clan. So, it takes conscious effort to not be racist. It's hard-wired into us. I hate the CCP, but I am alright with Chinese people. I hate the U.S. Democrat party, but I don't hate all Democrats. Etc.

[@manictiger]

@@blanc7398 I'm a libertarian, but I vote Republican because libertarians have 2% of the vote and I think fending off the idiotic dem party until they go away or grow a brain is too important to throw my vote away. Things are too complicated to lazily just adhere to a single faction. They are all wrong in at least 1 topic.

[@manictiger]

​@Le Monke "Studies". There are a myriad of things that can throw off a study, from sampling type to sample size to bias and funding source, etc. On top of that, statistics work REALLY poorly, when applied to individuals. They work well when applied to a large population. If an entire state has a mean I.Q. of 97, there may be an underlying problem (California and Alabama were 97 last I checked). So my response? Take a statistics class before talking about statistics. 1st chapter should be about what I just said.

[@thomashaigh6098]

2:28 and she was never seen again

[@yayabi317]

lol... that was back in 2011 when Chinese people still had some freedom of speech. Chinese people would be totally shocked to hear anything like this in 2020 ! You see history is not always only moving forwards.

[@ChristianWario]

@@yayabi317 the sad thing is, if anyone in the Chinese government sees this, they will hunt that girl down. Its a shame.

[@securitybureauagent3714]

@@blanc7398 the CCP and the Chinese government isn't even truly communist or socialist anymore it's more like a state Capitalist country

[@Uh-ll4ri]

funny considering china isnt communist

[@Uh-ll4ri]

@ I bet you think the DPRK is democratic cause its in the name; I bet you think the NAZIs we socialist cause its in the name

[@Sana-mb6ig]

"We DON'T NEED SUPERPOWERS" Well said girl

[@newyorkfan16]

While the country they live in is BECOMING one...

[@johnlemma401]

@@newyorkfan16 it's not a superpower. It's a strong country with excellent military capabilities and an amazing economic growth. They're able to defend their land and rights and they have done an amazing job fighting poverty. They have a 0.5% poverty rate!! 😄 This is how all countries should strive to do. Unlike Murica that has a 15% poverty rate 😂😂😂

[@newyorkfan16]

@@johnlemma401 That's what makes it a superpower...

[@johnlemma401]

@@newyorkfan16 that word was created by western colonialists

[@grivza]

​@@newyorkfan16 She kinda answered that. Even though the capacity might exist, the ability to coerce is not there cause their focus is on their domestic problems. And that's their difference with the West. It seems to be generally true that China is less interventionist.

[@Shay45]

That girl in the classes can express her thoughts clearly and perfectly. Goals

[@user-jy2ci5ox9v]

God I hope she and her family suffered a great deal of their lack of Liberty and freedom through the draconian lockdowns in China. I wish they had gone on longer. Might just have taught her what the Uighur’s felt. Let her really understand what communism looks and feels like. 😂

[@JulioPlaysGames]

​@@user-jy2ci5ox9v Sadly this isn't true, US lgbt cowboy Empire is retracting on all fronts while China grows. US is still getting wrecked by COVID whereas China had the issue fixed over a year ago. China is able to contain the outbreak of terrorism in the uighurs but US lost in afghanistan during so called "war on terror" In China, the poverty rate decreases at an average rate of 3% per year, while in the US the poverty rate is increasing. The value of USD is dropping while the value of the yuan continues to rise. "A-atleast we have l..liberty though...!!!"

[@alexanderredhorse1297]

@@user-jy2ci5ox9v china is freer than the US in every conceivable way

[@yonosapungga]

@@user-jy2ci5ox9v Long live moeslem

[@mariussielcken]

Carefully selected and groomed

[@sauce790]

Idc what yall say but there voices were soothing

[@bingevintage8124]

Go watch ASMR if that’s what you really got out of the video smh

[@francesco9684]

@Jay Mendoza wtf

[@mafismathis8012]

they sound like bae :)

[@mafismathis8012]

@Shiro Ishii china is not "the ancient dragon = satan" ... this person is much more likely to be called baraq o bama kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqWsc36ufpeKbNU&ab_channel=megawolf7

[@iBdan97]

@Shiro Ishii nah u wierd

[@quindariousgooch6908]

**Cough** 1989 Tiananmen Square protests **cough**

[@christophermoreland-martin1193]

Indigenous genocide *cough cough

[@Jimmy-lm2eg]

@@christophermoreland-martin1193 *Cough* The Great Leap Forward and Mao Genocide *Cough*

[@ethans.5162]

*cough* protests in Hong Kong, *cough* “re-education camps” *cough*

[@christophermoreland-martin1193]

*Cough* Japanese internment camps *cough* flint, Michigan *cough*

[@Jimmy-lm2eg]

@@christophermoreland-martin1193 *Cough* Xinjiang's Uighur Internment Camp *Cough* "Real Communism has never tried been before." *Cough* "That wasn't real Communism" *Cough* Falun Gong Death *Cough* Tibet *Cough*

[@mariotang5034]

When the reporter asked about judging the government, that’s the real answer to democracy in China 😂

[@kevintewey1157]

It's 10 years later how is the u.s. looking on the world stage they're going down because of capitalism how is China doing because of communist they are rising up and the people loved it and if you think they're all oppressed and they're not strong enough then you are racist

[@mysterioushawk2171]

Yeah that's why they had a stroke addressing it.

[@brandonjablasone7544]

Judging don’t change anything

[@someonehere83]

What is that final line even correct I feel like you final line is just words strung together

[@Sumschmuck]

why does communism work? the students: Because if it doesn't we get shot

[@dannelleabajar4703]

Its not like that b*tch!

[@Sumschmuck]

@@dannelleabajar4703 you're absolutely right. I forgot to mention the starvation

[@valac4199]

China and Russia aren’t true communists

[@Sumschmuck]

@@valac4199 yeah yeah yeah they're not "true communists" despite the fact that every other nation that has tried socialism or communism has immediately turned back or has devolved into a full on dictatorship such as: Sweden, Russia, China. Vietnam, North Korea, Cuba, Venezuela, etc

[@valac4199]

julius ochoa communism will always fail because we are humans, savage, ruthless, And selfish

[@29evolution]

Chinese student: “CCP is best because I will be going back to China.”

[@Checkmate1138]

That doesn't make sense? That's not why they think the CCP is the best.

[@ekoyal_gemu4446]

@@Checkmate1138 imagine disrespecting a communist government then going back to its country.

[@yz2081]

Idiot. These students are inside china. Renming university

[@yz2081]

@Man I'll Probably regret this haha.. if you like to believe so

[@ryunocoser]

Mao ZeDong : *Killed 45 million of Chinese people* Chinese Citizens : "Yes, but actually no."

[@jordanthomas4379]

The education system in China is run completely by the ccp, the very concept of Chinese teachers being able to criticise China for anything is completely off limits, ppl are taught to love China and silence anyone who disagrees.

[@user-op4lr4sq3l]

Its because he didn't

[@Eazycree]

@@jordanthomas4379 Your just straight up lying you didn't do any research you just made up in your head the education system in china is public and the curriculum is created by the ministry of education just like in any other country on earth. The usa education system is completely run by the American government usa teachers force their students to swear alliance to their country while staring at the flag and with a hand on their heart every morning and in the usa you guys are taught to love America and silence anyone who disagrees so I'm not sure what your point was there.

[@SoraldCp]

@China Russia does your wife's boyfriend know you are using the internet without permission. What a coward you are, cant speak for yourself, lol

[@SoraldCp]

@@Eazycree Lol they dont force people, sure they encourage people to be nationalistic, but atleast Americans have the freedom to choose. Love the name, had me dying of laughter

[@ergenekon9981]

"If it is such a good thing, China would evolve. Have an evolution on its own towards democracy... " Tiananmen 1989 ? Wonder what happened to these students.

[@raptordraws7088]

They were pro Communist protestors protesting against revisionist policies of Deng Xiaoping

[@jessl1934]

@@raptordraws7088 The Tiananmen Square protestors were an ideologically heterogeneous group with a variety of political factions represented. Claiming that the protests or the protestors rallied around a single cause is historical revisionism. But this is the KZbin comments section - where facts and brain cells go to die so I guess I shouldn't have any expectations.

[@ThnbAnimatrll]

Just watch the video. It explains everything. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXndaaiZnp6apsU

[@ergenekon9981]

@@ThnbAnimatrll okay what should they sing, The Star-Spangled Banner?

[@ThnbAnimatrll]

@@ergenekon9981 Anything that's literally international communist anthem? They definitely aren't liberals.

[@victoralmeida4955]

“There are no conditions to which a man may not become accustomed, particularly if he sees that they are accepted by those about him.” - Tolstoy

[@nonameprivate4689]

Shhh CIA will hear u dude

[@victoralmeida4955]

@@nonameprivate4689 We're already rogues here on youtube and all

[@rosiechanel]

These young people are well dressed, informed, well spoken, they know how their system works, they don't use the work "like" in every sentence, and they acknowledge that their system may not be the best for everyone. Do a side by side video comparison of them vs. students here in US and we would feel very ashamed!

[@rabidbunny74]

but these well educated kids have to pay for an education, they don't have free public schools...from my understanding, anyway. and some families can't afford that education and are poor and working in factories that have substandard unfair conditions, with several individuals living in one tiny apartment , way below the poverty level.

[@KnifeYoMom]

rabidbunny74 are you joking me? No public schools in Communist China? You're a funny one.

[@JamesHui522]

rabidbunny74 Yea.. you are speaking about like 20 years ago Nowadays if you don't go to the public school for free(Grade 1 to grade 12), the cops will come and enforce the education lol.

[@VChong1991]

Everyone has to contribute. Nobody deserves crap education. You pay what you get in America, and I've seen alot of shitty ass schools in America. China has a strict education system, here you get students cussing at the teachers in public schools. So don't complain when chinese kids gets better grades than american kids.

[@fun_ghoul]

_"and some families can't afford that education and are poor and working in factories that have substandard unfair conditions, with several individuals living in one tiny apartment , way below the poverty level."_ Sounds like where I grew up, arsehole. In Canada.

[@user-vb7of1fr8y]

They do not represent everyone, I am Chinese too. These people are specially picked and selected and they are from privileged families to be able to study in UK, that's why they say such things

[@alexashworth3119]

True. China still kills and intimidates its citizens.

[@jonathan4835]

They really don't have a clue what they're talking about. I agree. It's grotesque how the West can cherry-pick the misguided voices of a few students and project it far and wide as if they are a) think their country isn't democratic and b) think that the Western designations of dictatorships/regimes is at all a reasonable accusation to make.

[@pcky6646]

This is probably false.

[@unglaublichcharlatan3600]

Just 10 years, that’s quick. Now the table had been toppled

[@matty301]

This article was ahead of its time. Well done.

[@paplar9744]

Ahead of its time in racism. Make the average Chinese citizen share their beliefs in a foreign language to make some seem stupid and brainwashed. China did end up becoming a superpower, but governments are personal preferences. Even if I prefer capitalism, communism makes sense too

[@matty301]

@@paplar9744 then live in China or Russia if you think that..

[@paplar9744]

@@matty301 judging by life expectancy and quality of life statistics being comparable to america Im sure ill survive

[@matty301]

@@paplar9744 Enjoy dictatorship 😊👍

[@paplar9744]

@@matty301 enjoy an elected leader you arent going to like anyway

[@fred8835]

IF these students are really studying political science ,then they are either a joke or just afraid to speak their mind.

[@christophershen6692]

I mean... what did you expect? They live in a country ruled by communists...

[@vspasov]

Just because they didn't agree with the "western values"?

[@duncancross10]

their political system teaches it in a bias way that glorifies communism

[@vspasov]

@@duncancross10 Don't worry, the students are in their mind, they are genuine, I am sorry to say- they do not "glorify " the west and the capitalism simply because there is nothing to glorify!

[@andyqzc530]

communism is the best system

[@devilslayerthesaintofkille1317]

Well china is growing because of foreign capitalist companies investing in it's economy and because the chinese are ambitious opportunists.

[@mohamedyasin2094]

Devil Slayer The Saint Of Killers ! China is surviving with or with out foreign investments. They are manufacturing machine.

[@zejdland]

china isn't communist anymore

[@andnimbus7919]

The smell of jelousy is too strong here

[@zejdland]

@@andnimbus7919 from me??

[@andnimbus7919]

@RogerwilcoFoxtrot and who is really totally free?

[@clockworkNate]

I wonder if people in Tibet feel the same as them😂

[@petercdowney]

According to John Locke, authoritarian political systems can't be legitimate.

[@RactupusRex]

I wish there was more emphasis on teaching students other languages in American schools. Being monolingual is very limiting.

[@kseniachevenard839]

not when you speak the lingua franca. english speakers typically don't feel the need to learn another language because they already have the world's lingua franca as their native language

[@royloel4676]

Don't worry we will all be speaking Chinese soon

[@murderofcrows2179]

@@royloel4676 Which sub- group, mandarin or cantonese. if USA is conquered militarily by china, then mandarin. if by cutlure or economic forces, then cantonese.

[@jumpvelocity3953]

@@kseniachevenard839 most spoken language in the world is mandarin, so there are other languages just as important as lingua franca

[@kseniachevenard839]

@@jumpvelocity3953 That's not a good indicator that it's important because that's only due to the higher concentration of the same people in one area. That feature makes it not useful for international interaction, which is the main reason people learn other languages.

[@VOLightPortal]

2:28 - CCP: time to send you to a re-education camp.

[@honantong]

While the western media is itself a proporganda machine

[@VOLightPortal]

@@honantong at least in a free society, the state doesn't just arrest / kidnap you if you speak out on an important issue, where you suddenly 'disappear' never to be seen or heard from again. R.I.P Dr Li Wenliang, Dr Ai Fen, and all the other good doctors, nurses, lawyers, journalists, and other innocent citizens who were victims of the coronavirus cover up atrocity. May the CCP be brought to justice so they may rest in peace.

[@jordonnick7874]

VOLightPortal Snowden is wondering where ur called a free society is

[@VOLightPortal]

@@jordonnick7874 whichever government wants to capture him is not a good example of a free society lol. Free societies: Australia, Austria, Canada, Costa Rica, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Iceland, IRELAND, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, NEW ZEALAND, Norway, South Korea, Sweden, SWITZERLAND, Taiwan, UK. The USA ranks one of the lowest in terms of the Freedom Index. Countries selected to be top free countries include those with 1 purple bar with 3 green bars, or 2 or more purple bars with 2 green bars, or 3 or more purple bars. Those in full block capitals represent the freest of the free countries (4 purple blocks). Source: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_freedom_indices

[@ethanyu552]

AA HH people nowadays are smart enough to figure out what informations are propaganda and what isn’t, and you get to choose what u believe

[@adamjacksonmedia]

Ironically, China has become the most coercive nation on the planet. EDIT: my original comment said cohesive. Although this might be true... I actually intended on writing coercive... not cohesive.

[@condorX2]

The following videos that I've gathered over the years about China and everyone here seem happy under Xi leadership. Father in China donates bone marrow twice to save daughter with leukaemia kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHSvkmCNnt6cqK8 Street cleaner in China gets surprise first photo shoot kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4u2hIWqoLKZaqs Chinese cleaner spreads happiness through her dancing kzbin.info/www/bejne/on2roKGbar2WY68 Creative dad takes incredible family photos in China kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6KZeoKveZxjaJI ‘Folded man’ stands up straight after 28 years following surgery that broke bones kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6rGfYqZaceFqsk Dog in China sneaks ice cream while owner is asleep kzbin.info/www/bejne/havRk4Ronqh_rdk Partners in crime: Dog in China helps girl keep a lookout so she can watch TV kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnmwdoCAgJ6hn8U Chinese master carpenter Grandpa Amu creates intricate toys for his grandson kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXa4m2aBe8ebnqs Man in China turns walls into art kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6KwamSImrlpn6s 72-year-old man recovered from Covid-19 travels 1,800 kilometers to thank medics kzbin.info/www/bejne/jX7QYqOlZb2JbsU When an old man eating bread only on the street, what will people do? kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmOvp5Wfhbt9j5o From Dongguan to Lhasa: Father and daughter go on 71-day bicycle road trip kzbin.info/www/bejne/goDQimysiZecnK8 Man goes viral for incredible long jumps over cups in China kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6StY62mi7pgeNE China outpaces US with 6G tech - how it happened kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4HPZZ6QZ5pjfpI Chinese driver turns truck into ‘magic kitchen’ kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2nInIF_hN-Ei5I Women in China become ‘fashion models’ - with seaweed, tape and more kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoqyZZmNoNpolZY Chinese village couple’s ‘rural-style shuffle dance’ goes viral online kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIKboIR9d8h5mtE 5-year-old boy becomes online sensation for his “driving” skills kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2S0YaWwab96f8U Beijing opens more roads for testing self-driving cars kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmrPm6Kjp5V-gLs Kindergarten teacher ‘hunk’ in China goes viral online kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHPMfWZsfdyCqas Chinese firefighter runs into station with daughter in his arms kzbin.info/www/bejne/rX66i6t8fNdortU Little boy in China shoots to stardom with basketball skills kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKKpnKSbhJeol7s Boy holds tired mother so she can take a rest on subway in China kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmXcc6qaa7yph5I One-armed basketballing teen in China stuns NBA star with his skills kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3jHhKateKempJI Man and his cat, travelling across China, become online sensation kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZymgWqvpbuge5o Mother-and-son duo’s dance moves take internet by storm in China kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWachGqFnat8o6s Man in China plays ping-pong with 82-year-old mother using a rolling pin kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZXMl4xvqpaZsKc Woman dancing ‘on a river’ finds fame online in China kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4ebh2ivaNxjhMU Creative father’s home-made toys go viral in China kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZ64goCHj5mMaaM 7-year-old magician goes viral online in China kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJPLpauPbJl5h5Y 2,000 drones light up night sky in Shanghai to welcome new year kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJmWXoCsp9VkgsU 5G unmanned drone applied in firefighting drill in Chongqing, China kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4SWdIN7erGSgNE Disabled Chinese man makes artificial limbs for himself and others. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppWkeKmjZ9SpgNU Father in China builds ‘train’ of empty milk-powder cans. kzbin.info/www/bejne/equXmqZmbrSHitk Ragged old man falls down because of ill-fitting shoes | social experiment kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5Ozh3ueiNh-gs0 Phoenix comes to life in mid-air with Chinese-made device. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqivoKyMj9VsbJY Shenzhen: City of the Future. The high-tech life of China’s Silicon Valley kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4W9mWycbKacb68 Man’s digital ‘magic tricks’ go viral in China. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ap26haGLrNSaa9E Chinese adventurer’s journey to 70 glaciers in seven years. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ranYlJubj7l1fc0 Art teacher in China draws realistic facial features on her hand. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJC9kJyMq9J_kM0 Chinese electrical worker’s sky-high repair work. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJjNhqaneMersKM Huawei p30 Pro Zoom Test From Airplane Window. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q17Pl6iMp5h3fJY A tour at Huawei's R&D campus reveals that the Chinese giant has started work on 6G. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHa7q3yAh6qFY68 Stunning ice and snow sculptures emerge at China’s Harbin festival. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJeWaaiInpqJpM0 Man in China uses toothpaste to draw portraits on bathroom mirror. kzbin.info/www/bejne/boTZpaeAhKtjpqc Chinese construction worker’s joyful skip warms hearts online. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6PWo6R3athlrMU China's Incredible World of Snow and Ice | National Geographic. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoKnaJx5fLegnZY World largest parkour course in China. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qafJemCYicmAmas China’s plan to build its first smart roads fully-covered by 5G networks in Beijing. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qH_aeXdjpcaeiLM China develops technology to recycle kitchen waste into energy sources kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmrFhnesl9qMsNk Chinese online star Li Ziqi provides an escape from urban life. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGfdkJyXZbFqjcU China Electric RV Factory Visit kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4qmfq2adrqjmck China breathtaking tropical island - best of Hainan. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXKxknyihK6drKM China from space: Satellite images of Beijing. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKDVXmCMiqyJnc0 ‘Realistic’ wigs for people who need hair help go viral online in China kzbin.info/www/bejne/inyToZaZZ52cq9k Chinese build 57-storey skyscraper in 19 days - timelapse. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5mvnGqCZqeSnKc Who Built a Secret Mountaintop Mansion on Top of This Skyscraper? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqKXo5uwibhlnJo Woman’s unorthodox artwork goes viral online in China. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIXZiKqaZqp5aLs Little boy in China ‘walks’ his daddy gorilla. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2GceYp4fs19Z5I Man goes viral getting almost all his magic tricks exposed by friends kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXOwaZJ3ZrZ5f6s China is producing billionaires faster than any other nation. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6K2aKmlbt17e5Y Chinese man’s ‘tornado’ beer-drinking style becomes online sensation. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6O8p5Z4qLVpkJo Art students in China ‘prank’ teachers with their realistic drawings. kzbin.info/www/bejne/roetep6tm5eMsJI China safest place on earth? kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqDSlWWCnZyqatU China's first astronaut in space kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnrZmn6dabKXq9k China's trillion dollar plan to dominate global trade. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6e7g4KOnq6jrLM Finding a career, and love, as a person with disabilities in China. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aniWiYaXaMaMo7s Chinese school principal teaches students shuffle dance during break. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5zEe6WwmZtgntk Groomsmen’s ‘sexy’ dance causes online sensation in China. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYm5eYyMbNFrosk 4-year-old adorable Liangliang busts a move in China kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYC8nICHhLqeacU Baby alpacas in Chinese restaurant bring joy to customers. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXSxo3Svm5urarM Quirky face-changing videos amuse many online. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5KZY4yfoLuVqbc Breathtaking view of giant outdoor elevator in Hunan, China kzbin.info/www/bejne/a37RfoltfMqBhq8 Chinese duo teach you how to ‘win’ at pool. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIuQfJdnbteGmtU Chinese man who can ‘jump on water’ goes viral. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYiphGewnbSFh6s The Art of Fishing With Birds kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYScqK13n8d9aJY Chinese man spends US$5,600 to turn backyard into dogs’ ‘wonderland’. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6fbnJV9mpeios0 Feeding 14 billion China's floating fish farms. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGXOpK2eocupfNk Breakdancing Chinese toddler becomes internet star kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZy9c2OwbZx_fdE China's War on Pollution kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGOXmpusaq-Im7c Chinese painter uses impressive skill to create masterpieces. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6SniqSPl56bmZo The most amazing drone holographic light show in China. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJu1k2mrlLWErbM Woman in China gives ‘life’ to papercrafts. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHi8hGubht6AppY Green miracle: Forest workers turn desert into oasis. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKK5k4OqZsd_ppo China's green growth miracle Smog to greens kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHXVk6Gpl7uroqs How did China spark its electricity miracle? kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIW3q2Z9e7uIfa8 Electric vehicles in Shenzhen city kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3zNf4xqabN0qa8 Your next car may be Chinese and electric. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXO9Y2VoarR9esk China's 600 kph maglev train: Key components unveiled kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqDJnImOZ56Vl6M China's Mega Bridges UNPRECEDENTED!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX3JfH98ntR3pdk Chinese-built power plant meets 20% of Iraq's electricity needs. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqeohIWjebKeq6s Cuban ambassador to China: What China has done over 70 years commendable. kzbin.info/www/bejne/onSwkoSuoLZ2ps0 Chinese-made electric buses help make Colombian city cleaner. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpu3lqV8ed-Sn80 Kenya opens massive US$1.5 billion railway project funded and built by China. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pny1YqaInsuAiNk China is forcing the world to rethink recycling. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnm1gKFpadh3iM0 Breeding crayfish under solar panels in east China's Jiangsu. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKrIoZqhpdadhac Chinese farmer and his 70,000 chickens become online celebrities. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4jNin-PqtF0gtU AmazingChina: The road under the water. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZ23p6h6od57e9k Cashless payment kzbin.info/www/bejne/narWfHhphbSIrJI Wallet free living kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWakiXyEirFnbck Chinese villager creates wall painting using burning charcoal kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaGseIyAhaeCaZo Mao was a warlord. He was good at fighting the Japanese and uniting China. Deng Xiaoping was the man who made China great again. Why Chinese Manufacturing Wins - 11 minutes - play video kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2itl6WwoNKtr8U Zheng He's, big daddy to christopher columbus in Floating City: When China Dominated the Oceans kzbin.info/www/bejne/ql7WYn5ra7qag5I Why China grows faster than US kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2HVd6KXrbl3qpY "If you know your enemy very well, you can win every battle." "If you know nothing about your enemy and yourself, you will lose every battle" --- Sunzi, Art of War.

[@adamjacksonmedia]

@@condorX2 it’s all well and good to make your own people happy, but it won’t last long, when the rest of the planet has had enough of China’s bullying.

[@Cagliostro85]

Under penalty of death.

[@condorX2]

@@adamjacksonmedia bullying? Like this? Here is a quickie time-line on U.S lead invasions and interventions. 1840 - invasion of Fiji. 1841 - genocide on the island of Upolu (Drummond). 1843 - invasion of China. 1846-1848 war with Mexico. 1846 - aggression against the New Granada (Colombia). 1849 - shelling of Indochina. 1852 - invasion of Argentina. 1853-1856 - invasion of China. 1853 - invasion of Argentina and Nicaragua. 1854 - the destruction of the Nicaraguan city of San Juan del Norte. 1854 - an attempt to capture the Hawaiian Islands. 1855 - invasion and coup in Nicaragua. 1855 - invasion of Fiji and Uruguay. 1856 - invasion of Panama. 1858 - intervention in Fiji, genocide. 1858 - invasion of Uruguay. 1859 - attack on the Chinese forts of Taku. 1859 - invasion of Angola. 1860 - invasion of Panama. 1863 - punitive expedition to Shimonoseki (Japan). 1864 - military expedition to Japan. 1865 - intervention of Panama, coup d'état. 1866 - an attack on Mexico. 1866 - punitive expedition to China. 1867 - attack on the Midway Islands. 1868 - repeated invasion of Japan. 1868 - invasion of Uruguay and Colombia. 1874 - the entry of troops into China and Hawaii. 1876 - invasion of Mexico. 1878 - attack on Samoa. 1882 - the entry of troops into Egypt. 1888 - an attack on Korea. 1889 - punitive expedition to Hawaii. 1890 - the introduction of troops in Haiti. 1890 - the introduction of troops into Argentina. 1891 - intervention in Chile. 1891 - punitive expedition to Haiti. 1893 - the introduction of troops into Hawaii, the invasion of China. 1894 - intervention in Nicaragua. 1894-1896 - invasion of Korea. 1894-1895 - the war in China. 1895 - invasion of Panama. 1896 - the invasion of Nicaragua. 1898 - the capture of the Philippines, genocide (600,000 Filipinos). 1898 - invasion of the port of San Juan del Sur (Nicaragua). 1898 - the capture of the Hawaiian Islands. 1899-1901 - war with the Philippines. 1899 - invasion of the Nicaraguan port of Bluefields. 1901 - the entry of troops into Colombia. 1902 - invasion of Panama. 1903 - the entry of troops into Honduras, the Dominican Republic, Syria. 1904 - the entry of troops into Korea, Morocco. 1904-1905 - intervention in the Russo-Japanese War. 1905 - intervention in the revolution in Honduras. 1905 - the entry of troops to Mexico. 1905 - the entry of troops into Korea. 1906 - invasion of the Philippines. 1906-1909 - invasion of Cuba. 1907 - operations in Nicaragua. 1907 - intervention in the revolution in the Dominican Republic. 1907 - participation in the war of Honduras with Nicaragua. 1908 - invasion of Panama. 1910 - invasion of Bluefields and Corintho (Nicaragua). 1911 - intervention in Honduras. 1911 - genocide in the Philippines. 1911 - the introduction of troops into China. 1912 - the capture of Havana (Cuba). 1912 - intervention in Panama during the elections. 1912 - invasion of Honduras. 1912-1933 - the occupation of Nicaragua. 1914 - intervention in the Dominican Republic. 1914-1918 - a series of incursions into Mexico. 1914-1934 - the occupation of Haiti. 1916-1924 - occupation of the Dominican Republic. 1917-1933 - the occupation of Cuba. 1918-1922 - occupation of the Russian Far East. 1918-1920 - the introduction of troops into Panama. 1919 - landing of troops in Costa Rica. 1919 - war against the Serbs in Dalmatia on the side of Italy. 1919 - intervention in Honduras during the elections. 1920 - intervention in Guatemala. 1922 - intervention in Turkey. 1922-1927 - intervention in China. 1924-1925 - invasion of Honduras. 1925 - military operations in Panama. 1926 - the invasion of Nicaragua. 1927-1934 - the military intervention in China. 1932 - the invasion of El Salvador. 1936 - intervention in Spain. 1937 - war with Japan. 1937 - intervention in Nicaragua, state coup. 1939 - the introduction of troops in China. 1941-1945 - the genocide of the civilian population of Germany (Dresden, Hamburg). 1945 - Firebombing of Tokyo. Operation "meetinghouse", more than 100 000 civilians died, 1 millions injured and 1 millions homeless. 1945 - nuclear attack on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan. In both cities around 200 000 civilians died. 1946 - punitive operations in Yugoslavia. 1946-1949 - the bombing of China. 1947-1948 - Reconciliation of Vietnam, genocide. 1947-1949 - military operations in Greece. 1948-1953 - military operations in the Philippines. 1948 - military coup in Peru. 1948 - military coup in Nicaragua. 1948 - military coup in Costa Rica. 1949-1953 - attempts to overthrow the government in Albania. 1950 - punitive operations in Puerto Rico. 1950-1953 - intervention in Korea. 1951 - military assistance to Chinese rebels. 1953-1964 - security operations in British Guyana. 1953 - the overthrow of Mossadegh in Iran who received democratically 99.9% of the vote in the referendum. 1953 - Forcible deportation of the Inuit (Greenland). 1954 - Overthrow of the government in Guatemala. 1956 - the beginning of military assistance to Tibetan insurgents in the fight against China. 1957-1958 - an attempt to overthrow the government in Indonesia. 1958 - the occupation of Lebanon. 1958 - bombing of Indonesia. 1959 - the entry of troops into Laos. 1959 - punitive operations in Haiti. 1960 - military operations in Ecuador. 1960 - invasion of Guatemala. 1960 - Support for a military coup in El Salvador. 1960-1965 - interference in the internal affairs of the Congo. Support Mobutu. 1961-1964 - a military coup in Brazil. 1961 - a terrorist war against Cuba using bacteriological weapons. 1962 - punitive operations in Guatemala. 1963-1966 - coup d'état and punitive operations in the Dominican Republic. 1964 - punitive operation in Panama. 1964 - support for the coup in Brazil. 1964-1974 - interference in the internal affairs of Greece. 1965 - a coup d'état in Indonesia, genocide. 1965-1973 - aggression against Vietnam and use of Agent Orange. 1966 - intervention in Guatemala. 1967 - Support for the coup and subsequent fascist regime in Greece. 1968 - hunting for Che Guevara in Bolivia. 1971-1973 - the bombing of Laos. 1971 - US military hostility towards India. 1971 - American military assistance in the coup in Bolivia. 1972 - the entry of troops into Nicaragua. 1973 - coup in Chile. 1973 - terror in Uruguay. 1974 - Support for the regime of Moboth in Zaire. 1974 - preparation of aggression in Portugal. 1974 - attempted coup in Cyprus. 1975 - the occupation of Western Sahara, the introduction of troops in Morocco. 1975 - interference in the internal affairs of Australia. 1975 - an attack on Cambodia. 1975-1989 - Support for the genocide in East Timor. 1978 - military assistance to the dictator, financing of the genocide. 1979 - Support for the cannibal Bocas. 1979 - military assistance to the rebels of Yemen. 1980-1992 - military presence in El Salvador, special operations, genocide. 1980-1990 - military assistance to Iraq. A million dead in ten years. 1980 - support and funding of the Khmer Rouge. 1980 - operation "Gladio" in Italy, 86 victims. 1980 - punitive operation in South Korea. 1981 - attempted coup in Zambia. 1981 - military pressure on Libya, downed two Libyan aircraft. 1981-1990 - Contra support, terrorism, genocide. 1982 - interference in the internal affairs of Suriname. 1982-1983 - attack on Lebanon. 1982 - Support for the genocide in Guatemala. 1983 - intervention in Grenada. 1983 - interference in the internal affairs of Angola. 1984 - two Iranian planes were shot down. 1984 - mining of the bays of Nicaragua. 1985 - financing of the genocide in Chad. 1986 - The coup against Ferdinand Marcos in the Philippines. (see below 2002 - Michael Meiring, CIA terrorist trainer, got himself bombed in Davao City.) 1986 - an attack on Libya. 1986-1987 - attack on an Iranian ship in international waters, the destruction of the Iranian oil platform. 1986 - financing and military support of social terror, seizure of natural resources. 1987-1988 - participation in the Iraq war against Iran, the use of chemical weapons. 1988 - financing of terror and genocide in Turkey. 1988 - the explosion of a passenger plane "Pan American" over Scotland. The wine was recognized in 2003. 1988 - invasion of Honduras. 1988 - the destruction of the Iranian passenger aircraft. 1989 - intervention in Panama (again for the 11th, ELEVENTH time!) 1989 - two Libyan planes were shot down. 1989 - bombing in the Philippines. 1989 - involvement by CIA in Tiananmen square massacre. 1989 - punitive operation on the Virgin Islands. 1990 - the genocide in Guatemala. 1990 - Iraq's naval blockade. 1990 - financing of the Bulgarian opposition ($ 1.5 million) 1991 - aggression against Iraq. 1991 - the bombing of Kuwait. 1992-1994 - the occupation of Somalia. 1992 - genocide and terror in the capture of the natural resources of Angola (destroyed 650,000 people). 1993-1995 - the bombing of Bosnia. 1994-1996 - terror against Iraq. 1994 - genocide in Rwanda (about 800,000 people). 1995 - the bombing of Croatia. 1998 - the destruction of a pharmaceutical plant in Sudan by a missile strike. 1998 - the bombing of Iraq. 1999 - aggression against Yugoslavia. 2001 - invasion of Afghanistan. CIA increased the opium production 9000 times from 2001 until 2017! www.statista.com/chart/11926/poppy-cultivation-and-opium-production-in-afghanistan/ 2002 - the entry of troops into the Philippines. 2003 - actions in Liberia. 2003 - clashes with Syrian border guards. 2004 - the entry of troops into Haiti. 2004 - Attempted coup in Equatorial Guinea. 2005 - the military intervention in Paraguay. 2008 - the military intervention in Pakistan. 2008 - The war in South Ossetia in Georgia. 2009 - The overthrow of the democratically elected Manuel Zeyala Rosales in Honduras. 2011 - The war in Libya. 2013 - The war in Syria. 2014 - The War in Ukraine. 2019 - The coup attempt in Venezuela? 2019 - The immature aggression towards Iran. 100 Years of U.S. Meddling kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGq0YmyHf9V9atU kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmilgmxsjdSegq8

[@yoshikagekira2838]

@@condorX2 nobody wants to be ethn*cally cleansed by the Chinese. If CCP gets what it wants a worldwide reign of terror would follow... they should get out of Africa!

[@yume6532]

As an American I have to give it up to the Chinese students for being so intelligent and wise. I'm sure all of them have a great career right now, China is in good hands.

[@yume6532]

@Templar knight Begone troll.

[@jlwc88]

That chinese girl should say the american bring hell to Iraqi people...

[@societalrevival1218]

But ISIS and other terror organizations, the ones we're fighting, don't

[@curtis-dj5bp]

You aint fighting those. You funded them and then got mad when russia eliminated them.@@societalrevival1218

[@Infiltrator_]

Do they really think we don’t know they are getting social credits for saying this?

[@Ur.MomfAg]

Infiltrator_ 9423 exactly

[@Infiltrator_]

blazeking420 If you actually think that you need some serious help.

[@Infiltrator_]

blazeking420 Don’t talk about humiliating history If you don’t know how the CCP or Mao Zedong killed 80 million innocent people and the square massacre and invading and annexing land while committing war crimes smh.

[@creationfied]

@@Infiltrator_ Countries change with time, not every country has a smooth start, and its def not the case for china. Imo this country is not the one 50 years ago, we need to stop using past events to determine a country's current state

[@RaulGonzalez-rs1be]

@@alexanderdvanbalderen9803 Social Credit System isn’t even true nowadays, go to China and you’ll see

[@waspwrap1235]

1:08 first, there’s very few times that the US has ever committed an action, and freedom and democracy has ever come from it. Second, Cuba is one of the most democratic countries, especially regarding direct democracy, with constitutional decisions, just to make people think my comment isn’t baseless

[@markjosephbantayan3479]

"I'm an individual, how can you judge me by my government?"

[@apachewolf1132]

Tiananmen, I bet the student who stopped a tank in it's tracks really loved how communism works 🤔

[@Infiltrator_]

Apache Wolf ikr communism doesn’t work China is brain washing there citizens

[@apachewolf1132]

@@Infiltrator_ yes, and it's working with American kids very easily also. They act like lost sheep and as though they can't make a decision for themselves.

[@Infiltrator_]

Apache Wolf What do you mean? Also Communism was responsible for the death of millions of innocent people. Communism will never work and I hope it doesn’t spread.

[@apachewolf1132]

@@Infiltrator_ I don't either but, kids these days are being taught that the government should do all of their thinking for them. They seem to have been hypnotized in some way to where they are vulnerable to idealogy that we once feared, but they have the why not try it. Believe me, I hope and pray that communism never spreads and kids nowadays realize they can have freedom to think and make individual decisions for themselves without being told or brainwashed into believing that it's impossible for them to think for themselves.

[@Infiltrator_]

Apache Wolf Yup I agree

[@halafradrimx]

Isn't that dude the narrator from Medieval 2 : Total Warfare?

[@universalconquest4447]

Respect for knowing the great "Total War" series.

[@divinodayacap3313]

halafradrimx was he? or just a soundalike?

[@mikehawk7307]

Of course they say it works because they don't want to end up dead.

[@paleface8]

American values of freedom is great and should be spread through out the world . Buttttt we trade with Slave Owners !!!! You can’t expect a slave to turn on their owners but we shouldn’t enrich those who do not value their citizens freedom ! How long can humans continue to allow slavery ? How long will humans except being slaves ?

[@cn7449]

Chinese: Americans don’t realize that their ideals may not fit in other places. Americans in the Comments: No, you don’t understand.

[@geobot9k]

Right? I'm American and seeing some of these reactions in the comments breaks my heart. Is it me seeing things or are these students walking on eggshells to not offend westerners? They seemed really quick, open, and honest with criticisms of their own countries shortcomings then a lot more careful when discussing America. Also: Chinese: Countries should be able to decide for themselves their own values. Announcer: Our future overlords. Me: Hold up, that whole 'being able to decide your own values' thing sounds pretty good!

[@GreatRusio]

​@@geobot9k The ccp has brainwashed its people in schools and have taken controll over the media for decades now. I mean people there proudly hang pictures of mao zedong who has done way worse than hitler has. In a society where mass stabbings, human trafficking and corruption happen regularly with absulutely no media coverage can you really say they know what they are talking about?

[@geobot9k]

@@GreatRusio My reply is based on the assumption you are also American. We don't know what's going on either. Our government is letting 10's of millions of Americans suffer without any aid for what purpose? The media constantly makes reference to the suffering but makes no attempt to help connect pieces that would help real positive change. Instead it is mostly sensationalist garbage designed to get clicks and not much else. My point here is we're brainwashing ourselves on accident. Honestly I thought I 'knew' Mao was a bad leader, but now I realize that opinion was formed mostly by negative innuendo. I haven't done enough research to form a real opinion on him yet, but we'll see. Other countries are helping their people, we laid off so many and told the rest to risk their lives or end up on the streets like the other fired workers. How are we not rioting over this? China locked down and had a special group of people bring food to individuals. Vietnam is able to act rationally to a pandemic, but we opened up bars and restaurants because 'the economy'? Whatever bad things we perceive the CCP to do, we do ourselves a disservice to also hold their citizens responsible. They are our brothers and sisters in humanity, and honestly it's beginning to look like their actions are much more rational than ours, and a lot of the negative stereotypes we have on China is mostly pro-military industrial complex propaganda. I'm getting the sense we are far more brainwashed than the average Chinese citizen.

[@GreatRusio]

@@geobot9k I think you are giving too much credit to China. Them dealing with a global epidemic well doesn't mean anything if they caused the problem to begin with. Imagine the amount of lives that could've been saved if they stopped lying about the numbers but instead they tried shifting the blame to America and even started threating countries like Australia after they wanted to investigate it. There are a lot of faults in the west but compared to a country like China the US is just better when it comes to this. Mao caused a genocide that killed more than Hitler and Stalin combined but he is still somehow respected in China. I just want you to spend a bit of time reading Uyghurs if your really are willing to see what horrific country China currently is and why comparing it to the US simply doesn't make sense.

[@geobot9k]

@@GreatRusio it was my research looking into the Uyghurs that began my doubting American media. I saw it on Last Week Tonight and had to learn more about it but the more I'm seeing the more 2001 WMD deja vu I get. It seems like everything hinges on the same few people or questionable organizations. I started looking up youtube travelers going through Xinjiang and the Uyghurs they run into seem to be doing much better off than I did living in the projects. I really don't trust most of what American media says anymore outside of very basic objective things like weather and accidents. I'm a disabled veteran, participated in OWS, was a delegate to the '16 NV state caucus, and every time media reports on things I've been involved with it doesn't match what I experienced. I wonder what else they lie about. I suggest you do research and try to view it from points of view outside of what red and blue bubbles push.

[@jdemeulenaer123]

Those are young people with a right mind

[@karambadodox]

No. Wrong. Liberty is the most important value of all, the liberty to choose your on path but also to FREE SPEECH AND THOUGHT. The chinese people cannot criticize the government. They cannot access the internet and participate in the free flow of information. They are controlled by a social credit system that can ruin your life, if you do something that the government does not like. The Chinese Communist Party is evil. It needs to be erradicated from the face of the earth, so that the chinese people may be free.

[@rankalucard3960]

shut up ya commie

[@benisjamin6583]

"The United States is trying to transport its own values like FREEDOM and democracy, but China/Cuba/India's situations don't suit these values" That's a yikes and a half.

[@The_White_House]

Re education camps

[@h4ter00fo]

@@The_White_House So instead of Re-Education camps, you would have Al Qaeda rise and spread? The point of "Re Education Camps" is to suppress Jihadism/Radical Islamic Terrorism, wow.

[@sinisterknight9696]

Their objectiveness and honesty about how they perceive the world, Is refreshing to listen to.

[@jgunther22]

You can't be serious. These kids are showing the political indoctrination that is so common in tyrannical governments.

[@fleebertreatise1063]

@@jgunther22 If you live in a country with a political system, don’t you typically learn about the benefits of that system (why it exists etc)? That’s nothing new. In China’s case, there’s a lot of non-democratic things that are hidden, but for Chinese themselves those things won’t be as hard to spot (since they live with the consequences and see certain figures rise or fall).

[@jgunther22]

@@fleebertreatise1063 Countries don't exist without a "political system," that is one of the things that defines a country in the first place. You seem to be saying that the Chinese will be better attuned to seeing the benefits of the tyranny they live under than outsiders. Then you seem to try to equate these benefits with "why it exists." You may recall that millions of Chinese starved to death under the "Great Leap Forward" as the communists took over China and forced their Marxist ideology on the country. Adolph Hitler brought great economic benefit to his country as he stabilized the currency, geared up for war and sought to establish a "Thousand Year Reich." And we see what happened to his form of tyranny. The horror of tyranny always outweighs any perceived benefits. Always. In all honesty I question the objectivity of anyone who seeks to praise or defend any form of tyranny.

[@RaulGonzalez-rs1be]

@@jgunther22 Like the political indoctrination in the USA by the Pledge of Allegiance and the Anti-China news

[@Djsonley]

@@jgunther22 The claim China would overtake the US in a decade was proven utterly false too. They aren't even close truth be told 12 years after this video was created due to them creating a false economy to inflate numbers. Over reliance on a property market has crippled the country and it's peoples prosperity. It's tough to see why anyone would invest in China currently which is a shame.

[@user-so1sv2bn8e]

China: power should not be used for domination India: can I have my 10000km2 back

[@mrrickstur]

China: “power should not be used for domination” Everyone: “Ah, I see you’re in desperate need for a mirror”

[@HowardDeng-iw2yk]

Well India lost the war, I mean they can start another one and try to take aksai chin back

[@americancommunist6076]

no, it was chinese, and taken by india, which china took back

[@echelon2k8]

The South China Sea has entered the chat.

[@FdSnakeEater]

What we see and perceive are what we hear and learn from the media and the news. Every one views themselves differently then what others actually perceive them to really be.

[@brenmcclure128]

Im glad everyone in the comment section are suddenly experts...

[@rowo175]

Yeah hahaha

[@baconsalad9743]

Well, in fairness, communism has killed over a billion people, there's an interesting documentary on it over on pragerUniversities channel

[@rowo175]

baconsalad god try to kill all the human

[@joemama-bv4mg]

Capitalism will always win and us will always be superior.

[@veranoo]

baconsalad no it hasn’t lol

[@kkim1177]

TROJAN HORSE.. America is done… this war is lost…

[@Louey_]

These children clearly didn't know what the party was actually up to

[@panzermkii7675]

They gotta keep their Social Credit high else the party will punish them.

[@ex0demonic989]

WHAT A DAYDREAMER XD

[@justm6712]

@@ex0demonic989?

[@kenanalcantara7397]

We just need to understand cultural differences

[@robotube7361]

Western people dont want to understand anything different than their vision. Its trully bad when u see how China understands the West even better than the Westerners can describe themselves.

[@ChristopherGray00]

That assumes that all facts are subjective, which is simply not true.

[@hongqi5734]

We Chinese are doing well and are happy with our government, no need to worry about us. Your Afro- American people need your help more, stop discriminating and harassing them instead.

[@chip1pan]

Lovely guests. Great ambassadors for there country. While I don't agree with there policies in communism I do admire there passion.

[@breakingthewall2112]

China is not actually a pure communist state more like state capitalism with central control. Neither is the US a true Democracy with freedoms. Both governments are terrible in many ways with each it's own advantages

[@wolverinexo6417]

China isn’t even communist.

[@cranesouder4389]

I'll bet the Chicoms are watching these kids very carefully.

[@Letyourcolorsblendwithmine]

Given that their organs live on in the other people that their watching, that's technically true.

[@mankind8807]

Andrew Hatley bro that’s dark af….but it do be like that lol

[@kristoffer3000]

@@mankind8807 It really do not be like that, that particular "myth" was started by a literal cult called the Falun Gong, look them up. Propaganda is not the same as reality.

[@ZoranJovic-li2ee]

like kgb, mi6, cia or intelligence service in any country in the world

[@ZoranJovic-li2ee]

@@Letyourcolorsblendwithmine organs trafficking or other trafficking exist in so called democratic countries, too

[@bugsephbunnin4576]

China isn't communist. China just proved that the state is a good and functional weapon to achieve socialism and communism. They just have to decentralize the state in communes, make a participative democracy, democratice the state and get worrier about the poor one.

[@user-eq2re6df4v]

it's ruled by the communist party;but it's evolved towards capitalism

[@kristoffer3000]

They're market socialist@@user-eq2re6df4v​

[@kristoffer3000]

China is a very democratic country, their democracy looks different than just voting once every 4 years for some corporate puppet you hate that is marginally better than the other corporate puppet, like we do here in the West.

[@rbzsfg]

These students are right. The US needs to but out of foreign affairs. No more military aid to foreign countries. No more anything for foreign countries. Unless it benefits the American People, no more helping outsiders.

[@candyking9254]

i don't think that's what they meant bro

[@-TimZambra]

"I'm an individual, how can you judge me by my government." Is there a Chinese word for irony?

[@Ebenezer456]

讽刺

[@JudahMaccabee_]

Websites banned in mainland China: 1. Google and all of its services (maps, gmail, drive etc) 2. Facebook 3. KZbin 4. Twitter .. ... For a full list see here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Websites_blocked_in_mainland_China

[@space0914]

tkach21 Mongolia blocked porn sites . Fuck Mongolain government

[@joshuamerrill3959]

nar amar Hey, Fuhck you mungahrians.

[@space0914]

Mungahrians ? do you mean Mongolians ?

[@joshuamerrill3959]

nar amar Tsk, tsk.

[@JudahMaccabee_]

nar amar He meant to write it to humiliate Asian culture in that how they are stereotypically perceived to confuse their 'R's and 'L's

[@TheFirstDisciple]

Kind of a misleading title, they never spoke about communism

[@yz2081]

Because china is not even a communist country despite its run by communist party.

[@user-pk4nr6dy9g]

@Harry Bond 🪞🤡

[@kristoffer3000]

@@yz2081 You're technically correct but not for the reasons you think, China are socialist, not communist, if you knew anything about anything you'd know that.

[@NoreenHoltzen]

I visited China and to my surprise found that the Chinese have a more active left community criticizing the government than we have in the US and more freedom to express criticism than we do. When we criticize our system we are viciously attacked in the US mainstream media and silenced and not invited back. That’s partly why the Chinese government is so successful and keeps evolving so much to respond to public need across 50 years, whilst our plutocratic system has had almost no policy change across 50 years.

[@trikitsu2913]

It's interesting how they speak of Americas over involvement in other nation's politics. They're good points and there's no wrong side of politics, it's just how its executed and how much damage the country does to it's own people and other countries. For this I cannot comment as I dont know enough about China to know how much damage they do in comparison to the USA or other countries of power. All I know is they appear to be attempting to sort Climate change and the food crisis as they are big culprits of these issues, but also restrict many things that America and other countries may consider their rights. I alpaude Channel 4 on their Neutral outlook on the situation by posting this video, and I would like to learn from both sides of the political spectrum, as bias blinds you and its great to listen and try to understand countries rather than hate them.

[@wangtie9602]

IF THE SYSTEM IS BENEFICAL TO THE PEOPLE, IT SHOULD BE RESPECTD AND PROTECTED.

[@WM-gf8zm]

@Menino reflexo *dictatorship of the proletariat, aka workers like me owning MOP

[@WM-gf8zm]

@Menino reflexocorrect. It is state capitalist. To have socialist society, workers use state as tool to opress bourgeoisie.

[@kova1577]

@@WM-gf8zm which always opresses every day people. The whole ideology is batshit insane.

[@WM-gf8zm]

@@kova1577 ok socio economics understander have a great day

[@kova1577]

@@WM-gf8zm I genuinely find you guys fascinating. I do believe you’re focusing in the wrong part’s of life though, but good luck out there

[@Buffypoodle]

Damn, I feel so lucky to have freedom of speech in our country.

[@angryasianasshole2149]

Idc much for freedom of speech. I like communism.

[@God-yr9rs]

@@angryasianasshole2149 You like being the property of a government.......

[@KingBullet123]

@@God-yr9rs yes communism all the way

[@christophershen6692]

@@angryasianasshole2149 Uh... Yeah I won't say you actually lived in a communist country before

[@theworldoverheavan560]

@@angryasianasshole2149 idiot

[@blackjack4939]

3:35 that's how I answer the question in class

[@vincents9619]

Tell a communist joke in the US, and everyone dies laughing.. Tell a communist joke in China or DPRK, and everyone laughing dies..

[@joseph_bunnyman318]

The DPRK actually banned communism back in 2000 I believe.

[@herbertant4096]

@@joseph_bunnyman318 still a commie, if they aren't a commie, economy shall be better

[@joseph_bunnyman318]

@@herbertant4096 Capitalist logic 101 The richest case of bullsh!t!

[@jordanelder321]

@@herbertant4096 they aren’t communist

[@bottleofwatero1]

10 years ago, the US is like that. But now, it's considered "w"acist and "imperalistic" to criticise communism.

[@rbspider]

They have systems that can identify everyone on a street, they can track everything you do. That is not a country I would want to live in.

[@xJust2Deadly]

You don’t think the USA do as well?

[@Checkmate1138]

Hmm, I wonder what other country does that as well..... *checks phone with tracking, gps, and information collecting tools

[@commiezombie2477]

That's happening with China's help here in the US right now.

[@boris001000]

@@commiezombie2477 ...

[@MH-dy5pb]

You already do.

[@dailymass4924]

Chinese are collectivists, whilst the west values individualism, that's the essential difference. Something can't be democratic if most people don't want it, so if they don't want an elective republic then respecting that choice is true democracy.

[@chrisplaysdrums09]

I'd like to see this conversation be had today

[@PolythenePam0451]

why

[@EmbaixadadaResistencia]

What is the point of asking slaves how they feel about their masters? They are forced to say only one thing. Channel 4 is a disgrace to journalism.

[@satyricon65]

They don't want a lower social score. DUH!

[@AbsoluteZero6714]

I’m Chinese-Canadian but if I were a Chinese citizen the amount of anti-CCP stuff I post would have got me into a forced organ removal facility by now.

[@evano5635]

Dansky Kral this video was released 9 years ago but your sinophobia is making you lack common sense

[@jameh2o406]

Everything Is all China 🇨🇳 government fault, don’t try to paint them as good guys 🙄

[@dlocks0000]

I was impressed with the girl who quoted Churchhill, her argument has a solid thought behind it and I agree with her. The Communism in china isn't as harsh or apparent as in other places like Cuba and North Korea where people are denied basic personal freedoms. China seems more a capitalist state to me.

[@dlocks0000]

I disagree with what you said because to agree would imply that Cubans, North Koreans and other peoples of communist countries are lazy. I don't think thats the case, I think in china is more likely that the government calls its self communist because of the way that officials are elected but they don't enforce the other bad confines of communism on the people.

[@StripesHistoryHub]

Having been to Cuba and spending about two months there in a normal neighborhood with a normal family, I'd be hard pressed to say the Cuban government is a harsh or apparent in Cuba. Turn on Cuban television and you'll see American movies and cartoons, I barely saw any police, and for the most part carried on as I do here the US. Its the Cuban economy that really needs improvements and I'm no so sure that it's totally the fault of the Cuban economic model and leadership.

[@StripesHistoryHub]

***** Communism isn't about making humans act like ants...I'd argue that more describes the capitalist system.

[@GamingGodAdamW]

china is not a communist country. It is a capitalist country in the cloak of a communist one. Explain to me how Cuba is oppressive? There is very little variation among wage labour in cuba from the farming peasant all the way up to the ELECTED government official. In Cuba if starvation or economic crisis occurs everyone feels its effects, not just the working class.

[@jakobh189]

Sure, China does something right: "They're capitalists!" China does something wrong: "Damn commies!" pick one for fuck's sake!

[@Frankabagnale33]

They make a good point regarding the difference. It certainly is. But the dystopian direction they have already gone is certainly not to the benefit of Chinese citizens generally.

[@toniwhy8415]

After 13 years later now 2024, the students are right.

[@stevenkyle7255]

This video being 9 years old and I view it only now, my understanding of the view of China and citizens of China is not significantly inaccurate As statement, how can another person judge another person based on different government. I often feel an amount of dispair when the amount of criticism and racial hatred is directed at these individuals. It does not matter what nation a person lives in as long as there is a form of leadership there will always be an opposition to that leadership and attempts to gain that leadership. No matter what nation I live in I will as an individual have like and dislike about living in the nation, I might look to another nation and think it is better but if I actually went there to live I might find the dislikes I did not see before hand. What would make China stand out above all other nations would be if China can become completely self sufficient have a tax model that is fair and a healthcare system that can be accessed by any at the expense of the government similar to other nations. What would also make China stand out is if they could provide a welfare benefits system for the poor but with a bit better distribution, a retirement fund or some other types of end life comforts to look forward to would also make China stand out. the truth is I do not know enough about China to even decide if they have free medical or welfare benefits.

[@StupidAThandle]

There economy is capitalist there government is communist there fucking confusing

[@liteboii5201]

@@StupidAThandle The government isn't communist; it's very much an oligarchy. The top officials of the PSC are extraordinarily wealthy and have absolute control over the rest of the NPC, and as such, the government. China's really a hybrid of state capitalism and socialism.

[@ddv267]

Well said. Thx so much for being open minded.

[@taejo4975]

@@liteboii5201 Yep, there’s no real Communist nation, too much work to make that happen either way

[@mathewjose4753]

@@StupidAThandle Wait, when did not being able to own private property, centrally planned economy, etc.. become capitalism? China is socialist country leaning towards capitalism but it's still very much socialist

[@boris001000]

Because collectivism actively encourages the destruction of personal rights. If China adopts a more individualistic system, then they can transition to a less authoritarian system. Which is what I want to happen!

[@Arcaryon]

We all do. A big issue for now is that as we all know, their people are too well fed meaning that revolution is bred best by incompetence. As long as Xi is in power, nothing will change. But when he leaves, the game is on once again. That is the price dictators pay for absolute control - their legacy dies with their own power on their deathbed.

[@boris001000]

@@Arcaryon How did you find me?

[@Arcaryon]

@@boris001000 We have eyes everywhere.

[@Arcaryon]

@@boris001000 You can click on someone's profile and it shows you their comments on a channel. You're welcome.

[@boris001000]

@@Arcaryon I feel honored to meet an Anonymous member!

[@HisokaFTW]

And when they go abroad to study they only think they know to say is “Hello”. 🤔

[@theman8447]

This is insightful. They are the bridging individuals between 2 gov systems. Are these diplomatic relations students?

[@ratbatnufftime2861]

Looking at them talking about freedom as if it's a bad word and it's somehow better to exist as a hostage in your own country.

[@ahm4227]

Rat Bat Nuff Time Maybe some people would rather be hostages to their countries then banks, companies and landlords.

[@jasonkelley9072]

AHM you sound like an idiot

[@ahm4227]

Jason Kelley How so?

[@deleted4452]

AHM What do you mean by banks? I truly hope your not some international globalist Jewish banking conspirator fuckwit

[@ahm4227]

nn104 Student loans, car loans, mortgages. The average person in capitalist countries is basically owned by banks. It’s impossible for people to buy a house or get a university education without a loan. What I was saying is that maybe some people would rather be owned by their country.

[@PureVikingPowers]

Julie Wang had an accident on her way home from this interview

[@SolracNexus]

Saying that it doesn't work would mean a prison sentence, so they're damned either way

[@shijoejoseph2011]

We have Communism in Kerala too but if i'm not mistaken there are two variants, CPI and CPI (M), latter being Communist Party of India (Marxist). They do more for regular people whereas other parties are all for rich people. Balance is always good.

[@debasissaha2721]

We had cpim in WB too. Their reign of terror is not forgotten. They got zero votes last election and aren't coming to power in my opinion in WB ever

[@sumukhshankarhegde2853]

Lol 😂 CPIM destroyed west bengal. What are you on?? Kerala is a shithole with no jobs and people go to other states or middle east for jobs all thanks to commies

[@neilprice4915]

I guess most people just don't know the difference between communism and stalinism. Communism is not evil, it's just another way to organize the economy and social life, an alternative to capitalism. There should be no suppression, instead, people should have more freedom. But such an ideal concept is hard to achieve in 20th century, and unfortunately it turned into Stalinism.

[@rea9473]

The reorganization of economy you speak has been clearly proven time and time and time again to inept. Communism itself is a flawed system. It's not just the fact that it is corrupted by dictators. The idea of the state deciding who gets what is a terrible idea.

[@kristoffer3000]

@@rea9473 So you have no idea about what communism is, what it has achieved and all you really know about the world is what propaganda has told you. You say the state decides who gets what which is a ridiculous statement and you'd know that if you had ANY idea what you were talking about.

[@boxingballs15]

Now interview the older Chinese that have been around longer and see what they say about communism

[@justanormalyoutubeuser3868]

They are not speaking about communism. China is no longer a communist country since Mao died

[@justanormalyoutubeuser3868]

@@avenger4027 No, they're just capitalists waving a red flag: they're neither fascist nor communist (the two are mutually exclusive)

[@Uh-ll4ri]

@@avenger4027 china is capitalist

[@Uh-ll4ri]

@@avenger4027 Communism can't exist with capitalism still

[@Uh-ll4ri]

@@avenger4027 im not a tankie, the ussr wasnt communist either tho, as they had classes

[@kidfox3971]

I'm so glad that a child with no access to uncensored information is going to tell me how the world works.

[@dylanspencer2713]

They clearly know more than you

[@PeterMasalski93]

Chinese Girl: Democracy isn't right for everyone... People electing their leaders.. What absurd idea is that? Some people like to be told what to do and what to think by a body of communist leaders..

[@mollykate422]

as if america is a democracy lol. you are just as brainwashed as u believe them to be

[@PeterMasalski93]

​@@mollykate422 oh really.. -Do i get put in Jail for having an opinion? - Do we put people in concentration camps because of religion? - Can i publish any content I wish even if against the current political establishment? mrn chinese

[@ZoranJovic-li2ee]

"People electing their leaders.. What absurd idea is that? " democracy - you have pepsi and coke?I want blueberry juice. No Way. communism - you have only soda, do not ask questions. BIG DIFERENCE !!!!!

[@Nawaf-]

I’m middle eastern and I understand when they say democracy might not be good for everyone. I am just amazed at how everyone in the comments accuse them of saying such things because otherwise the police will catch them. Are you all this brainwashed? You really can’t believe they actually speak their minds truthfully?

[@OfftoShambala]

America 2021 … most people who speak the wrong mind will lose family and friends, maligned on the news, fired, lose lisense… especially if they point out truth… you are the naive one.

[@Nawaf-]

@@OfftoShambala Exactly. The media feeds everything into people heads and they just take it without questions.

[@GB-yh2wj]

Everybody in the world with a little intellectual honesty should recognize China is a great country, who managed to get out from poverty and become the first economy in the world keeping a peculiar socialist model. Cos yes, China IS a socialist country. Deng Xiaoping knew that to build communism, you have to pass from an agricultural system to an industrial one.He had to create an industrial revolution. Of course, during the European idustrial revolution workers used to work in terrible conditions, and they had to make great sacrifice. But working in a ìn idustry, even in terrible conditions, is much better than dying in the countryside. This is the reason why peasants went to work in the mines in England and in the industries in China. In a few words:capitalism sucks, but it sucks less than feudalism. This is, again, what Karl Marx says. Deng's reforms caused pain and Chinese people had to make great sacrifices, but with their sacrifice the situation has gotten better and better. The salaries are constantly increasing and so are labour rights, as the several strikes and the empowerment of the trade unions proves. Think that many companies are leaving China to settle in places with less labour rights, such as Cambodia.Welfare reforms since the late 1990s have included unemployment insurance, medical insurance, workers’ compensation insurance, maternity benefits, communal pension funds, individual pension accounts, universal health care,and a carbon tax.In addition, the public sector is still very important in China: energy and bank sectors are entirely public, while the State helds important parts of private companies, such as Lenovo. The CPC has done what Mark said:use capitalism to lead it to its natural evolution:communism. This is socialism: Many mistakes have been done, of course, but the path is right. It's time for us to understand it.

[@rabidbunny74]

several Chinese companies are now bringing manufacturing back to areas of the United States, and providing much needed jobs, I hope they continue on that path...our economy in America is declining and China's is continuing to rise...not every American hates China

[@jacquescelliers6644]

Those companies are mostly SOE's (state owned), also. The CPC is literally giving Americans jobs.

[@MrCountrycuz]

Deng Xiaoping Told everyone to go out and get rich and that is what the people did!

[@user-ci4yx3jd3b]

Finally find some positive opinions about China in the comment section!

[@recusantcatholicgroyper101]

Gregorio Boretti Yeah, and had to sacrifice freedom and commit genocides before PRC became semi-capitalist

[@diogenestheshadow-banned2322]

China also makes propaganda videos with Chinese students explaining how clean the air is in China. (Spoiler: It's not clean)

[@calmbeast1329]

We don't need democracy...we need a government that actually gets things done.. And for that to happen if the govt is like ccp then its the best govt in the world...

[@vicyang3039]

Come to China and you will know the fact. I never judge foreigners or foreign countries through what I learned from media.

[@cipheraero]

Media portrays a country in certain ways to fulfill whatever their political agenda may be; people on the receiving end of propaganda and news stories read/view only what they'd like it to be true or see happening and filter out everything they don't. And these two processes inform and further reinforce each other.

[@stevemasterson7776]

Thanks state education, without you none of this would be possible

[@Baileyhargrave]

Yeah you’re right. My personal liberties are the most important thing to me Alfreda. Thanks for playing

[@MrBobbystyles]

She’s working on becoming a California state senator .