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echaozh
7y ago
Yeah, great idea to rob the Chinese again and put the blame on themselves.
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echaozh
7y ago
Median is not mean. If everyone under the median suddenly gets no pay at all, or anything under, the median doesn't change.
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echaozh
7y ago
So what are laws and moral codes for if not to "influencing" "for the better" their citizens' behavior?
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echaozh
7y ago
Then all democracy on Earth today fails the first point you made. People are doomed to disagree on incentives. Improvements, opportunities, growth, yes, all good, but for who? That is the problem. There are so many differentiators like race
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echaozh
7y ago
And an online calculator to try: http://tool.bm8.com.cn/kinswoman/
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echaozh
7y ago
Well we mainlanders prefer 姐(jie). Biaozi sounds the same as bitch so it's never heard.
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echaozh
7y ago
There was once an Eastern Capital in China which is also named as Kaifeng, the capital of the Northen Song Dynasty. It is to east of Chang'an, which is now Xi'an, and the capital of most of earlier dynasties.
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echaozh
7y ago
And reversing the order is also easy. F# has operators going both ways.
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echaozh
7y ago
Without a local presence, how can the business be hold responsible if there's misdeed? US senators may even want to deny Huawei compensation for patent infringement in the US.
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Is Macau even with you on this protest? And where do you get the fantasy of democracy or freedom in HK before 1997? How old were you in 1997? HK may have been prosperous before 1997, but it doesn't mean it was democratic or free. Not r
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7y ago
Basically, if your search Google for 法轮大法/Falun Dafa and 寺庙/buddist temple, you will see entries posted and reposted with title "寺庙修行半辈子,不如念念法轮大法好"[1][2]/"Reading Falun Dafa for a while is better than practicin
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The page itself and both of the "short form"/"summary" reports downloadable are vacant claims and introduction of the organization and of Falun Gong. After years of propaganda, I don't believe there still are s
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> China is a low trust country. There is a deep culture of fraud and deceit. Is it racism? China is low trust. China cannot innovate. What makes you think so?
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What does living equally even mean? People having the same life standard? Or all people can live a life how they want it? Does anyone have the right to remain poor? I think propably he does. Does anyone have the right to think that he has n
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7y ago
The mentality of bullies. The US really needs history to teach its people some lessons of humanity. Luck may turn away and smile on other countries, and experience more of these times and the people as a whole may start to learn.
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echaozh
7y ago
So, Chinese companies are all patent trolls and IP stealers at the same time? They steal IPs to troll American companies?
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echaozh
7y ago
Why is Northern Ireland still part of Britain?
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echaozh
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I've heard this a lot. So, under British rule, did the Chief Executive do anything against the Queen's will?
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7y ago
Because they've not yet caught up in economic status. Once they catch up, they may become as conservative. And cities in Guangxi and Yunan are not rural. They're just not first or second tier cities, but cities all the same. When
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Be free to make your own mind. The Chinese are making their own mind, right? So what the fuss? The most funny part when the US or other western countries point fingers at Chinese having insufficient information of misinformation to decide f
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I think the root of the conflict between the West and China is the arrogance of the Westerners and the (slowly rising) confidence and impatience of the Chinese. The arrogance is not only the jokes or bamboo ceilings. The deepest arrogance i
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7y ago
Exactly. Like the Hong Kongers could have elected the chief government official before 1997.
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If you try to treat every Chinese scientist and engineer as a spy, and prioritize the handling of cases related to China, 70% is not surprising. 100% is possible. If 70% of robbery cases handled are by black people, is it because the black
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7y ago
If you hunt witches, there will always be witches to burn. If you try hard enough, any American can be a USSR spy.
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So buying from Airbus instead of Boeing is an act now to allow Boeing to compete? So do you or do I have a wrong understanding of the word "compete"?
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I wonder if this comment is racist. China never was and is not the least innovative countries on Earth. The Chinese internet companies are micro-innovating at a speed no country in the world can compete. Let's say this, the counterpart
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7y ago
Yeah, you play by rules, as long as it benefits you. Why does US so strongly advocate banning of Huawei devices, in the whole world? You say Huawei may have backdoors, but who don't? And Huawei may be the cleanest as it just "may&
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Receiving funding is different from being funded by, right? It may have been payment for the service provided by Huawei to the China's military and intelligence, right? Or can Huawei not provide service to them even if it's a Chin
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Hmm, my daughter is in elementary school and she never had such homework. Also as an employee in the private sector, I myself has no such burden. I think the public servants are mandated to score well in this app, but I also heard that rece
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Chinese Programmers Gathered Online to Protest Working Overtime
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