Real Reason Why China's World Domination Plan Failed

🌏 Dive deep into China's economic journey over the last 50 years! 🚀 From an impoverished backwater to the world's second-largest economy, discover the secrets behind China's phenomenal growth, its challenges, and what it means for the Indo-Pacific region. 📈 Uncover the hidden costs, demographic challenges, and the impact on global supply chains. 🇨🇳 Join us for an eye-opening analysis and share your thoughts in the comments! 👁️🔍 #ChinaEconomy #IndoPacificSecurity #GlobalEconomics #DemographicShifts #themilitaryshow

[tessjuel]

Apart from the old one child policy and the preference for sons over daughters, there is another rather obvious reason why China is struggling with a population decrease, the 996 work culture. You work from 9 AM to 9 PM six days a week - when are you supposed to have the time and energy to make and raise children?

[johnbrouillet]

I’m reminded of an old phrase - “when you owe the bank a million dollars, that’s your problem. When you owe the bank a hundred million dollars, that’s the bank’s problem.”

[IusedtohaveausernameIliked]

I can answer the question in one word: corruption. Honesty is way more valuable than most people think.

[FlyxPat]

Generous that you took CCP data at face value.

[ryansauchuk]

Shouldn't have used so much Chinesium

[nneichan]

my niece was one of the girls adopted from china.

[joeshmooo]

Why would you want to bring a child into a situation like this. The obviously don't.

[bugdev]

a Chinese once said, "if you can cheat then cheat, if you can take, take everything"

[groinBlaster]

Oooffff theres so many CCP shills on this commenr section 😂😂😂😂

[NathanDean]

Americas GDP is 27 trillion dollars. Chinas is 18 trillion dollars. The EUs combined GDP is 17 trillion dollars. Japans is 5 trillion dollars. Notice anything about that list? All but China are allied with the United States. China is in economic teouble
Right now. Western companies are pulling out of there and moving operations to India and Vietnam and Bangladesh and other places. The communist government in China is becoming increasingly more authoritarian. And the crazy part is the worse they do economically the more authoritarian they will become when all they have to do is NOT be authoritarian and their economy would be doing well. Corruption and communism is the problem with China.

[pinkstardiamond]

Thank you so much for including the correct map. Taiwan is not part of the China

[RememberNineEleven]

The current CCP 'raised hundreds millions of Chinese out of poverty' - who were put there by the failed policies of the Mao regime. History repeats itself.

[notusneo]

Ccp and its consequences has been terrible on the human race

[mattilahde]

20 years ago some sayed that China is just an other Japan. And here we are. Except that Japan is still richer

[SketchingHands]

I remember as a child (in the 90s) asking why only Chinese girls were adopted and never boys. Just goes to show you even on the playground that horrid policy was noticed.

[jloiben]

Because their strength comes from quantity, not quality, and they are losing quantity

[RichardSmith-djth]

that's what happens when the dictator is calling all the shots and he has no financial background, plus he was more concerned with keeping a tight reign on the CCP, than he was with the GDP

[tedzehnder]

People did get rich, the top people. Chinese workers haven`t been paid enough for all their hard work. The balance of trade shows their consumption is not great. The Chinese people can`t afford to buy what they build and businesses that a strictly domestic sellers are closing causing high unemployment. Many jobs were for migrant workers that moved to the cities for building projects. When the real estate market collapses they lose their jobs. All the service industries that made money from 250 million migrants lost their business.The Chinese have been robbed by other Chinese Elites and can`t prop up the economy in a world slow down. The reason why foreign capital went to China was to take advantage of the low labor costs. The CCP made that possible and skimmed off the rest.

[markalbert]

Every since The Soviet Union collapsed it has been used as an example of why controlled economies fail. Now the Chinese get to better their long standing rivals in demonstrating just how badly a controlled economy can fail. Chinas annual GDP increase of over 8000% in 50 years begs the question, "Just how low will it go on the slide back down?"

[meilinchan]

Turns out that when Western biz concerns avoid certain nations, it's not because their governments are sanctioning them or whatnot. It's just a bad idea to park your money with someone who might be unable to pay it back in kind.