Why Germany can't make up its mind about China | DW News

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is set to be the first G7 leader to visit China since the start of the pandemic. Despite growing concerns over Germany's dependence on China, Scholz decided to take a business delegation with him. Why can't Germany make up its mind about China?

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[achristian]

US: German car makers should withdraw from China!!
Also US: Tesla, keep selling in China!!

[chyfour]

Relying the US will make us die even earlier 😢

[ellamarshall]

*The best decision I ever made in my life was investing in the crypto market. Trust me guys, it really pays a lot! 😊*

[Herodotus__]

Germany has industrial power and China is one billion+ market of rising middle class Chinese and hungry to spend the money. Like it or not China is a huge market and all companies want in.

[Sheddweller]

Rely on Russia for energy to manufacture products to sell to China. What could go wrong?

[elonchu]

Is DW a green one? If no, then DW is a power to divide Germany, for it blockades one support without offering another.

[manist]

The question is where to diversify? Who is stopping Germany to search another country for trading partnership? What is the alternative to China? If not, what's the solution? These are some questions you ask yourself.

[pwanik]

How can german be independent if usa army has its base inside germany

[flygonc]

Europe are very dependent on USA, they say jump wesay how high 😳

[mz]

Lol, you guys should be closer to your American daddy!

[capsbr]

Congratulations Germany making the same mistake, again.

[hd]

Boycotting what will be soon the biggest market in the world, just because it does not share its values? That is the most ridiculous thing a trading nation like Germany should even contemplate

[lilacer]

Who is asking Germany to do business in China. Pack up your companies and leave China. Then see who will suffer lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[rokmare]

In the end it's won't be up to Germany to decide whether it can depends on China on trade but how much trade China is willing to give to Germany

[sreenathsurendran]

Trade and tourism positive
Conflicts, racism, bullying negative

[titaniumskunkogkush]

Hypocrisy is not in the European vocabulary I see. Don't they think before they speak?

[amirajuliana]

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[achristian]

Every German should tell their company that they would like to lower their own salary for withdrawing from China market, then it might work

[peterkoh]

The propagandistic message embedded and regurgitated repeatedly in this piece is so overwhelming that it is really hard to watch. Could DW consider moving a few steps to the left towards the middle to reach a wider global audience? I wonder what kind of audience is DW trying to reach and whether the management believes they are succeeding.

[khenglchang]

Foods on the table is the most basic right! Trade is trade. So trading and dependence on USA ok? But economic with China, not ok? Racists!!