Boycott China: The Harsh Truth | Dhruv Rathee

Is it realistically possible to boycott Chinese products? In this video, I explain how it can be done by individuals, governments and businesses / companies using the backdrop of US-China Trade War. Firstly, I explain what was the impact of US-China trade and how it led to companies moving outside China and economically affecting both the countries. There was a loss of approx 1% GDP Growth rate. I bring the same example to India and explain the importance of Free Trade Agreements with other countries if India is to reduce its dependence on China. I also explain the over importance given to Made in China products vs products / services by Chinese companies.

00:00 US-China Trade War
4:40 Reality of India-China Trade
6:05 How to Boycott as Individual?
8:40 Chinese Investments in India
12:12 How to Boycott as Companies?
13:24 Free Trade Agreements

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[dhruvrathee]

0:54 US-China Trade War 
4:40 Reality of India-China Trade 
6:05 How to Boycott as Individual?
8:40 Chinese Investments in India
12:12 How to Boycott as Companies? 
13:24 How to Boycott as Government?

[rohit_roy_]

Actors and cricketers should stop advertisement of Chinese products

[doshagyapandey]

Now I can see people wearing T-shirt saying "Boycott China" these T-shirts are made in China.

[editlearn]

Made in india is difficult(not impossible)because the problem lies in thinking of parents, teachers and education system which never encourage the students to be creative.

[Hksirya]

China is making " boycott china products " t-shirts 😂😂

[yash]

One of the rare cases where trump is just absolutely right 😄

[DobbyPetProducts]

Everytime I see him discussing I feel like this much capability should be in our representative

[rojaligajula]

I think replacing Chinese products with other foreign brands isn’t a solution, we must produce our own goods and be self sufficient

[ArshdeepSingh-govy]

"Not made in China" would make more impact than "Made in India"







Disclaimer: Plz take this comment as an entertainment purpose. This comment has no intention to hurt anyone's feelings or thoughts.😅👍😂

[theflyingdutchman]

Fun fact: some Chinese businessman found opportunities on Indian boycott action of Chinese product, so they produced many T-shirts printed with "Boycott China" labels on it, and it sells really well in India because of the Boycott.

[vishantvitorie]

First I would like everyone to read this incident 👉 “During 1965 war with Pakistan, there was acute shortage of food. Adding to the woes, the US threatened to cut supplies of wheat if India didn't stop the war. At that time, India used to import wheat. Undeterred by the US's warning, Lal Bahadur Shastri ji adopted a new method. He asked his family to skip dinner for a day as he wanted to know how would countrymen feel to forgo one meal a day. Next day addressing countrymen on AIR, he asked people to go without one meal at least once a week. Even all eateries abided by his words for next few weeks. The man with high self-esteem denied to bow down before US. It was then he gave famous slogan of 'Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan'. He aimed at raising rural economy and encourage it just like industries. That's the reason he promoted White Revolution and Green Revolution. The nationwide movement to propel India's milk and food production respectively brought a drastic change in the economy of the country. It was a stepping stone towards being a self sufficient nation.” This has parallels to the situation today in our country. We are too much dependent on Chinese goods and software that it is not good for our country. What many people are saying that we cannot live without Chinese smartphones or Chinese goods because of the features they offer and the price at which they offer and they assume that poor and middle class people of this country cannot afford to boycott Chinese smartphones and other stuff. BUT THEY ARE WRONG. If at a time when our country was in abject poverty, our parents and grandparents could skip a meal for their love of this country, we can't even live without gaming, entertainment or good camera? The poor/middle class people including me can definitely do at least this much for our country. They are underestimating the power of poor/middle class and their love for this country. If skipping a meal can lead India to be self sufficient in food and milk then boycotting Chinese goods and software will definitely lead India to be self sufficient in these fields too. China is using its economy and its “economies of scale” to further its expansionism by annexing other countries land. We common citizens of India can definitely help our military and government during these critical times by not giving China any business from now on. I have seen many people taking actions in reality and not just posting on social media about boycotting China. So people are ready for these small sacrifices. But are you?

[optimusprimealpha]

I am from Indian side of Jammu and Kashmir.. Thanks for Nord VPN 😛🤣

[myaccount]

Bycot is only for 2- 8 days than everybody will forget & again people depend on CHINA Goods.

[ambikasankarguru]

Level of Boycotting China : Redmi Note 9 sold out in 50 seconds

[Nemogaming]

This guy have more Information than Modi.

[jashandeep_sandhu_]

Thank you for educating us . God bless you brother 🙏😀

[rahulnagle]

China invest in manufacturing
India invest in "Hindu-Muslim"
That's the reason of indifference
🙏🙏

[indalyadav]

I have recently heard that Chinese people are manufacturing Boycott China T Shirts .😂😂

[Thisislevelhit]

i don't know why people don't understand things and act like fools

[rcee]

Exactly indian government should start supporting indian startup