Korea - increased clamp down on false marking, made in China then stamped with made in Korea to cheat tariffs
Cambodia - accepted Japan naval ships to dock at its CCP sponsored dock right after XJP left
Vietnam - imposed tariffs towards CCP imports, also clamp down on fake country of origin stamps
Singapore - wife of former PM shared the article depicted XJP as mafia boss
Malaysia - MAS quickly approached Boeing to purchase rejected planes from China, Zaful rushed to US to nego peacefully with US
India - stand firm with US, imposed temporary tariffs towards steel from China

DAP has no friends

we know you have no friends here

CCP don't need friends

they have brainless wumaos, PRC scammers and fragile heart little pinks

to believe in genuine friendship in politics is naive. it's a game of power and advantage.

henry kissinger once remarked, 'it may be dangerous to be america's enemy, but to be america's friend is fatal.'

russia iran NK

All must kowtow to USA as they are the biggest buyer in the world…

CCP only good at exploiting cheap labour

This post has been edited by swanlover: Apr 24 2025, 01:48 AM

USA no need friends, only ass lickers.

China's competitiveness is a multifaceted issue, often debated as being "too competitive" due to factors like low labor costs, a vast domestic market, and a strong export focus. However, this competitiveness also stems from its ability to produce goods that meet world-class standards. While China's competitive edge presents opportunities, it also raises concerns about potential impacts on other nations' economies and industries, particularly in terms of job displacement and deflationary pressures.
Elaboration:

Factors contributing to China's competitiveness:
Low labor costs: Historically, China has had access to a large, relatively inexpensive workforce, giving it a cost advantage in manufacturing.

Vast domestic market: China's large and growing population provides a massive domestic market for goods and services, further driving production and competition.
Strong export focus: China's export-oriented policies, coupled with favorable exchange rates, have made it a major player in global trade, leading to increased production and exports.
Technological advancements: China is increasingly investing in research and development, particularly in sectors like electric vehicles, renewable energy, and AI, enhancing its ability to compete in advanced industries.

Concerns about China's competitiveness:

Job displacement: Some argue that China's low costs and high production volumes have led to job losses in manufacturing sectors in other countries, particularly in the West.

Deflationary pressures: The export of cheap goods from China has been linked to deflationary pressures in advanced economies, as the lower prices can lead to reduced economic activity.
Overcapacity and trade imbalances: Concerns have been raised about China's industrial overcapacity, where production exceeds demand, potentially leading to price wars and trade imbalances with other nations.
Potential for unfair competition: Some argue that China's government policies, such as subsidies and currency manipulation, can create an uneven playing field for international competitors.

Impacts of China's competitiveness:

Global trade dynamics: China's competitiveness has significantly reshaped global trade patterns, with China becoming a major exporter and importer.

Technological innovation: The competitive pressure in China has driven innovation and advancements in various industries, including manufacturing, technology, and energy.
Economic development: While China's competitiveness has driven economic growth, it has also created disparities within the country and raised concerns about sustainability.

The "overcapacity" argument:

Some argue that China's "overcapacity" in certain industries, particularly steel and manufacturing, is a result of its competitive advantage and is not necessarily a negative development.

Others contend that overcapacity can lead to price wars and trade imbalances, posing a challenge to global economic stability.

The "new normal" of global competition:

China's competitiveness is a key factor in the evolving global landscape, prompting nations to adapt their strategies to remain competitive.

This includes investing in innovation, education, and infrastructure to enhance their own competitiveness and address the challenges posed by China.

don't mix with CCP

they scams, betray and back-stab friends

I am surprised some like the US which is known to hate muslims. I think idiot like TS like the US very much.

This post has been edited by issac99289928: Apr 24 2025, 04:34 AM

and CCP massacre

do you believe the xinjiang massacre nonsense ? then you are an idiot .

check the history and see how many times they massacre their own people

Is true, guys cannot be friends with girls, only can for piaps. Are they ready to be piaps by da ge?

This post has been edited by Penamer: Apr 24 2025, 05:14 AM

If only they focused only on china and not trying to be the next world superpower

Winnie the pooh already getting DP-ed la.

This post has been edited by Moderna: Apr 24 2025, 06:49 AM

money always talks; don't need any 'friends'.