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China sees big drop in carbon emissions: Premier

Don't use out of date data fool the worlds. New source energy takes up 30% of our power plant, while doubling for very year. We are not like US who haved polluted the worlds for 300 years but took no responsiblity

300 years I didn't even know we was a country for that long :woot::usflag::woot:
 
China economy can go up just bcz huge US-JP investment have flowed to China since 1979. Now, they say bye bye to u while u still cant make a good car engine, so u r dying in middle income-Trap when u only can product low quality product with expensive price.
very funny thought, which auto company will say bye bye to China?

Middle income Trap, very professional word, hehe, I am interested in how much do you know the word, and how get China will dying in middle income-trap?!


At least we can control Laos-Camb's military and we got no sanction from US :pop:
don't know Laos, but you control Camb?
 
Just bcz we dont have our own good internet devices yet. But things r changing, more high tech companies like Samsung, Nokia r coming to VN and we will have good internet devices in cheap price soon.

Ur huawei soon will go broke in VN. More jobless Chinese will 'help' u to reduce more emission :pop:

Neither Nokia nor Samsung deal with telecommunication backbones. The number of companies that can build telecom hardware can be counted on the fingers of your hands. Ever see a Samsung home router? :lol: then what makes you think they have a backbone router?
 
GDP is the matter of making up the figures. Vietnam did it.

China Balance of Trade | 1983-2014 | Data | Chart | Calendar | Forecast

We just had a record trade surplus. Our manufacturing surges as the global economy recovers even modestly. Is the trade surplus fake too? It's pretty hard to fake these figures because they can be cross-referenced with data from trade partners.

Time for you to admit that there has been no drop at all in our manufacturing production, and the drop in carbon emissions comes entirely from increased efficiency in production as well as diversification of energy sources. Everyday you spout bullshit about topics you don't understand at all, from semiconductors to missiles to economics, and everyday, more knowledgeable people have to clean up your mess. Please act more responsibly in this forum.
 
Huawei is the largest telecom hardware company in the world. Without Vietnam, there are still mature markets in the UK, EU, India, Africa, Malaysia, Singapore, Latin America, etc. The Vietnamese market is peanuts for Huawei. But without Huawei, 50%-70% of your internet goes down.
NiceGuy know nothing, you post these data is useless for him, hehe!
 
But without Huawei, 50%-70% of your internet goes down.

huawei is the monopoly ? or they donate their equipments to Vietnam ?

remember, we pay for the order, so it's ours.

without Huawei, let assume that there's no Huawei on earth, then we pay for Ericsson or others.
 
Production volume drop, due to order reduced.

do you even realize what's actually happening in China?

Let me break it down for you.

1) there is a price drop in key imports, notably in natural resources. Which ironically is because of our "slow down." The growth for imports on the whole still grew, but grew less, due in no small part to the pricing factor.

To a smaller degree, more domestic production, and sources are available in China for the weak import data.

2) American and other companies are moving out of China, though in a very small number, that's why a few factories here and there still make the news. But the key to remember is China's 30 years of learning wasn't in vain, now we can produce a lot of stuff, and our workers are competitive in a few key mid level to lower higher end sectors, though more work is still needed.

3) As a whole, foreign reserves increased by a record amount, which is not necessarily good, but it is an indication that exports are not only strong, but doing better than expected. The data from foreign and domestic sources also backs this up.

4) all in all, China is transitioning, so you will hear more of these stories on the fall of China, what they say isn't false, but it's not the whole picture, like through a peep hole, you see a pound, open the door and you see a ocean. Both are water, but depending on how much you wish to see, the thing you are looking at is very different.


Do you see anything wrong with your post in terms of accuracy or your interpretation of the article? If not I'll tell you, but read it again.
 
China car is much cheaper, but Chinese still prefer JP cars , and u gain no USD from their factory coz they dont export those cars to US coz they have bigger factories there :pop:
you are very ignorant on China auto market, hehe!

still a very funny logic, boy, really someone think he know much while is ignorant, hehe!


But I know more Chinese r losing job 'thanks to' the drop in carbon-emissions. It means more Chinese kids will starve to death in trash bin this winter coz their parent have no jobs :cry:
Yes, very very very "sad"! but the drop in carbon-eimission will continue, how to change the fact? Chinese should eat more bean, 1.3 billion Chinese fart more will increase the carbon-emissions, then more Chinese have job.:-)
 
do you even realize what's actually happening in China?

Let me break it down for you.

1) there is a price drop in key imports, notably in natural resources. Which ironically is because of our "slow down." The growth for imports on the whole still grew, but grew less, due in no small part to the pricing factor.

To a smaller degree, more domestic production, and sources are available in China for the weak import data.

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Ur demand for natural resources is lower , thats why the price go down. And ur lower demand show that less works r created while China pplation still keep raising, and it means more young Chinese got No jobs.
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2) American and other companies are moving out of China, though in a very small number, that's why a few factories here and there still make the news. But the key to remember is China's 30 years of learning wasn't in vain, now we can produce a lot of stuff, and our workers are competitive in a few key mid level to lower higher end sectors, though more work is still needed.
China still cant make a good car engine, and ur machineries still have poor quality compared with JP's one
 
Give me the brand of China car with good engine pls .

Then we will reduce used machinery import from China when raise import from JP's one
Hehe, I ask you first, now you ask me.

Ok, no problem, you can choose JP, If market say China machinery can't compete with JP's, it say we are not good encough.
 
china might see the sun once again

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oh I'm so glad you brought that up again, so glad. I forgot about it, lol. Do you know what's wrong with the picture?

Ur demand for natural resources is lower , thats why the price go down. And ur lower demand show that less works r created while China pplation still keep raising, and it means more young Chinese got No jobs.
China still cant make a good car engine, and ur machineries still have poor quality compared with JP's one

I'll get into the first part later, but onto second part. The difference in development level between Japan and China is far bigger than China and Vietnam, should Vietnam and China be compared?

Yes, we still have problems with engines, though I doubt you understand what problems actually means in this context, and our quality of a lot of goods is not up to Japan's standard, but the thing is we are not trying to compete in that sector.

Japan is more developed, anybody knows, but Japan doesn't make what we make, because it's not profitable for them, and countries like Vietnam can't make what we make, so we are pretty safe in that regard.
 

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