Recent content by walle990

this statistics must be that of families, given the average salary of white collared workers in Shanghai is about 8000 RMB, 250k a day seems a bit far fetched.

Taobao sells fake goods, JD and Tmall (b2c of Taobao) sells genuine goods. Everyone knows if you pay 30 RMB for a pair of *nike* sneakers on Taobao you aren't getting the real thing.

US companies are always looking to expand overseas, but China's tech industries is already fiercely competitive with own local competitors, US companies would not able to get a foothold in this market. Comparing Google back in 2010 they were decided to leave, they had less than 10% of the...

shanghai for the $_$, and money gets you everything in china.

Betteridge's law of headlines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The article states "On a cumulative basis the April-July IIP growth stands at 3.5 per cent compared to 3.6 per cent during the same period last year.". Cherry picking articles, don't really paint the true picture does it?

I believe this was a survey, many Australians knows what a dick of a country USA is when it comes to their foreign policy. Every single major conflict post WWII Australia has been involved in has never affected Australia directly, but rather the government showing solidarity with the Americans.

WANTCHINATIMES ... If news of procuring su-35 were true, China's su-35 fleet would already be 8 years old.

Then i think china has it all figured out, WMD with no nuclear fallout. Better build more of them.

In Meiji era until WWII japanese was also willing to go on a suicide run to blow up other people for the sake of the emperor, is that progressive? Japan has a 40 year head start on China, if china was still resorting to copying 40 years from now then your analysis would be correct, but you...

jumping to conclusion so quickly, just like CNN anchor calling distraught family members security officials live on air. No one seem to realise the fire was still burning.

Japanese firms are not known to innovate, you people are know for efficiency. That's why late comer/competitors in Samsung have been able to beat much more established Brands of Japan in the foreign markets. Its why you don't see much companies like Toshiba in Australia anymore for instance...

Copying made china the largest industrial nation in the world, it was partly helping china develop a much larger economic base. Nothing wrong with copying, Japanese post Meiji and Post WWII was much like China.

The repatriation figures suggest otherwise, over 80% of those who has gone overseas have returned, although there are many who prefer to stay abroad, there are far more opportunities and in many cases far better incentives in China than the US for example. You will find more and more chinese...

The Chinese copy because they are good capitalists who take advantage of the system, and also because there are always demand for these so called products. The Chinese compete in a global market, not only does the 800 million odd people of the developed world want products, several billion other...

China is very open, infact, china's QQ map is far more open than google street view. Why don't you look for yourself what modern Chinese cities look on the street level. 腾讯地图