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Chinese exporters said to be ditching shipments mid-voyage to avoid crushing Trump tariffs - SCMP 2025-04-09

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As a nation that suffered profoundly under colonial and imperialist exploitation, I too would like to give up control over my economic narrative to foreign powers and let the World Bank operate freely and risk getting my sovereignty undermined and open venues for capitalist subversion. We all know data is neutral, amirite?

Your answer is a rhetorical device and relies on the belief that nations like the US don’t have capacity to prove that China is making up their numbers and wouldnt make it public the moment they’d have proof.

China’s economy is owned by the CCP.

Good that the CPC is made out of people (100M in fact) and have been benefiting from the decisions made via democratic centralism then

Just because you had luck doing something incredibly stupid doesn’t mean it was a good decision

Communist teaching you how to read just so you can consume their propaganda better

https://edition.cnn.com/2025/01/14/tech/rednote-china-popularity-us-tiktok-ban-intl-hnk/index.html

Within the span of two days, more than 700,000 new users have joined Xiaohongshu, Reuters reported, citing a person close to the company. CNN has reached out to Xiaohongshu for comment.

As of Wednesday, the hashtag “TikTok refugee” had garnered nearly 250 million views and over 5.5 million comments. Many of the American users they had joined as an act of defiance against Washington’s move on TikTok.

“Our government is out of their minds if they think we’re going to stand for this TikTok ban,” a user called Heather Roberts said in a video message on Xiaohongshu, which has garnered more than 45,000 likes. “We’re just going to a new Chinese app, and here we are.”

Look a free thinker

High-profile liuzhi detainees include Bao Fan, a billionaire investment banker, and Li Tie, a former English Premier League soccer star and coach of China’s national men’s team. (Li was sentenced to 20 years in prison for corruption this month.) At least 127 senior executives of publicly listed firms – many of them private businesses – have been taken into liuzhi custody, with three quarters of detentions taking place in the past two years alone, according to company announcements.

State media says the expanded jurisdiction fills longstanding loopholes in the party’s anti-corruption fight and enables graft busters to go after everyday abuse of power endemic in the country’s behemoth public sector, from bribes and kickbacks in hospitals to misappropriation of school funds.

I thought they could’ve shot the balloon down over the pacific ocean already, but decided to let it wander all across the US for the weeklong “China bad” news coverage

I guess you’re glad that bullet missed him. Got it.

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Thanks for sharing!

Unless you look for companies that are not on the blacklist but in a geostrstegic industry. You’d still have the risk that they could end up on the blacklist…