Is China Still On Track to Become the World's Largest Economy? #china

[BVPl]

I’d feel 100% MORE safe investing in Japan & South Korea than I would ever feel to invest in China…

[Iamwolf]

Regardless of the state of the zero covid policy, the damage is already done.

[TheItchyDanil]

China's #1 economic problem is the mortgage crisis.

The real estate bubble has gotten so bad in China that many were buying properties sight unseen and indeed before they were built, with financing.

The reasoning is that the property will have appreciated greatly in value by the time it's finished, and can then be sold for profit or rented.

However, the construction companies were running a ponzi scheme. They were using the money brought in from future projects to pay for the construction of units that they've already sold.

When they failed to deliver houses on time, there were mass protests and a mass movement to stop paying mortgages.

It was international news.

[ILikeSkulls]

Like they said. China is getting old and the young are few. Economy is based on production and how much production can be done with 50% of the population or less?

[ivangopnik]

Be a Chinese in mainland
>War starts
>One child policy
>Being the eldest and only son
>Parents at old age around 60s
>Served in the conflict
>Got killed in action
>Bloodline ended
>Family Generation ended

[AbsolAhm]

Chinese people are great but in a country where you could get into a lot of trouble for just saying anything about the rulers, its very difficult to form relations.

[TheLiamster]

China will never overtake the US economy. People thought Japan would overtake the US in the nineties but that never happened either

[bruce]

I never heard any good things from you about China, 😂

[arindamn]

Although I'm an Indian...but all I can say that USA will always be on the top.❤
Long live America 🇺🇸

[nikyabodigital]

Months ago people keep saying China is crashing

[ErrorOptik]

Everyone is saying the US is in decline, but if it plays it’s cards right it may just be getting started. The US just needs to focus on relations with its neighbors instead of across the globe.

[akashverma]

No one has predicted economic growth correctly ever.
Aging and declining population are concern of almost every rich countries, not limited to only China.

[juanvargas]

CHINA has a tough decision to make. Either play ball and leave Taiwan alone . Or make the mistake of invading Taiwan and suffer economic collapse and more than likely famine.

[Landotp]

That end with the dragon and bald eagle
Was actually pretty cool

[bread]

I mean, there was a time that Japan was set to overtake the United States, and we all know how that turned out.

[tobiaswerner]

Someones gonna draw suggestive art of that dragon

[najibanuar]

Meanwhile Tesla opening their battery factory in China👀

[aburetik]

A country that owes China trillions of dollars is warning China of debt :-D

[yabutmaybenot.]

Narrator sounds like he's got a cold.
Hope you're feeling well bud, stay healthy.

[thegroovygamer]

Its Ironic when : US talks abt debt😂




Meanwhile US: sitting on over 30 trillion dollar debt