China Economy: News & Discussion

[skywatcher]

Are you a fucking retard Chang or were you dropped on your head after birth or were you born feet first or were you birthed thru the anal cavity ? What's the connection between what I posted & China's space program ?

Chinese orbital launch activities for the rest of the year

@SKC @Azaad

A Galactic Energy Ceres-1 rocket will launch multiple satellites 31 May 2024
[Sea Launch]A Galactic Energy Ceres-1 rocket will launch XX satellites 05:00 UTC 6 June 2024
A Long March 2C rocket will launch SVOM (Space-based multi-band Variable Objects Monitor) 24 June 2024
A Long March 8 rocket will launch XX satellites 29 June 2024
A Long March 2C rocket will launch XX satellites June 2024
A CAS Kinetica 1 rocket will launch XX satellites June 2024
An i-Space Hyperbola 1 rocket will launch XX satellites June 2024
A Kuaizhou 1A rocket will launch XX satellites June 2024
A Long March 6A rocket will launch Shijian-19 satellites June 2024
A Kuaizhou 1A rocket will launch XX satellites June 2024
A Long March 6A rocket will launch ocean salinity satellites 16 July 2024
A Long March 3B rocket will launch XX satellites 17 July 2024
A Long March 8A rocket will launch first batch of satellites for China's Guowang mega-constellation 20 July 2024
A Long March 12 rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
[Sea Launch]A Smart Dragon 3 rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
A CAS Kinetica 1 rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
A Long March 2D rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
[Sea Launch]A Galactic Energy Ceres-1 rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
A Space Pioneer Tianlong 3 rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
A Galactic Energy Ceres-1 rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
A CAS Kinetica 1 rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
An i-Space Hyperbola 1 rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
A Land Space Zhuque-2A rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
A Long March 6A rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
A Kuaizhou 1A rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
A Long March 2D rocket will launch XX satellites 4 Aug 2024
A Long March 5 rocket will launch XX satellites 10 Aug 2024
A Long March 3B rocket will launch XX satellites 17 Aug 2024
A Long March 8 rocket will launch XX satellites 22 Aug 2024
A Long March 2D rocket will launch XX satellites 30 Aug 2024
[Sea Launch]A Galactic Energy Ceres-1 rocket will launch XX satellites Aug 2024
A Long March 6A rocket will launch first batch of satellites for China's G60 Starlink mega-constellations Aug 2024
An Orienspace Gravity 1 rocket will launch XX satellites Aug 2024
A Smart Dragon 3 rocket will launch XX satellites Aug 2024
[Sea Launch]A Galactic Energy Ceres-1 rocket will launch XX satellites Aug 2024
A Land Space Zhuque-2 rocket will launch XX satellites Aug 2024
A Long March 6A rocket will launch XX satellites Aug 2024
A Kuaizhou 1A rocket will launch XX satellites Aug 2024
A Long March 7 rocket will launch Tianzhou 8 cargo resupply ship to dock with the China Space Station 30 Sept 2024
A Long March 3B rocket will launch XX satellites Sept 2024
A Long March 2D rocket will launch XX satellites Sept 2024
[Sea Launch]A Smart Dragon 3 rocket will launch XX satellites Sept 2024
A Long March 6A rocket will launch XX satellites Sept 2024
A Space Pioneer Tianlong 3 rocket will launch XX satellites Sept 2024
A Galactic Energy Ceres-1 rocket will launch XX satellites Sept 2024
A CAS Kinetica 1 rocket will launch XX satellites Sept 2024
A Land Space Zhuque-2A rocket will launch XX satellites Sept 2024
A Long March 8 rocket will launch XX satellites Sept 2024
A Kuaizhou 1A rocket will launch XX satellites Sept 2024
A Long March 2F rocket will launch Shenzhou 19 crewed spacecraft to dock with the China Space Station 23
Oct 2024
[Sea Launch]A Galactic Energy Ceres-1 rocket will launch XX satellites Oct 2024
A Long March 6A rocket will launch XX satellites Oct 2024
A Long March 8A rocket will launch XX satellites Oct 2024
An i-Space Hyperbola 1 rocket will launch XX satellites Oct 2024
A CAS Kinetica 1 rocket will launch XX satellites Oct 2024
A Smart Dragon 3 rocket will launch XX satellites Oct 2024
A Kuaizhou 1A rocket will launch XX satellites Oct 2024
A Long March 6A rocket will launch XX satellites Nov 2024
A Long March 5 rocket will launch XX satellites Nov 2024
A Galactic Energy Pallas-1 rocket will launch XX satellites Nov 2024
A Galactic Energy Ceres-1 rocket will launch XX satellites Nov 2024
An Orienspace Gravity 1 rocket will launch XX satellites Nov 2024
A Land Space Zhuque-2A rocket will launch XX satellites Nov 2024
A Long March 8 rocket will launch XX satellites Nov 2024
[Sea Launch]A Galactic Energy Ceres-1 rocket will launch XX satellites Dec 2024
A Long March 8A rocket will launch XX satellites Dec 2024
A CAS Kinetica 1 rocket will launch XX satellites Dec 2024
A Land Space Zhuque-2 rocket will launch XX satellites Dec 2024
A Space Pioneer Tianlong 3 rocket will launch XX satellites Sept 2024
A Deep Blue Aerospace 1 rocket will launch XX satellites Dec 2024

Shenzhou & Tianzhou & Menzhou

 

[Azaad]

Chinese orbital launch activities for the rest of the yearView attachment 255499@SKC @Azaad

[Sea Launch]A Galactic Energy Ceres-1 rocket will launch XX satellites 05:00 UTC 6 June 2024
A Long March 2C rocket will launch SVOM (Space-based multi-band Variable Objects Monitor) 24 June 2024
A Long March 8 rocket will launch XX satellites 29 June 2024
A Long March 2C rocket will launch XX satellites June 2024
A CAS Kinetica 1 rocket will launch XX satellites June 2024
An i-Space Hyperbola 1 rocket will launch XX satellites June 2024
A Kuaizhou 1A rocket will launch XX satellites June 2024
A Long March 6A rocket will launch Shijian-19 satellites June 2024
A Kuaizhou 1A rocket will launch XX satellites June 2024
A Long March 6A rocket will launch ocean salinity satellites 16 July 2024
A Long March 3B rocket will launch XX satellites 17 July 2024
A Long March 8A rocket will launch first batch of satellites for China's Guowang mega-constellation 20 July 2024
A Long March 12 rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
[Sea Launch]A Smart Dragon 3 rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
A CAS Kinetica 1 rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
A Long March 2D rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
[Sea Launch]A Galactic Energy Ceres-1 rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
A Space Pioneer Tianlong 3 rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
A Galactic Energy Ceres-1 rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
A CAS Kinetica 1 rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
An i-Space Hyperbola 1 rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
A Land Space Zhuque-2A rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
A Long March 6A rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
A Kuaizhou 1A rocket will launch XX satellites July 2024
A Long March 2D rocket will launch XX satellites 4 Aug 2024
A Long March 5 rocket will launch XX satellites 10 Aug 2024
A Long March 3B rocket will launch XX satellites 17 Aug 2024
A Long March 8 rocket will launch XX satellites 22 Aug 2024
A Long March 2D rocket will launch XX satellites 30 Aug 2024
[Sea Launch]A Galactic Energy Ceres-1 rocket will launch XX satellites Aug 2024
A Long March 6A rocket will launch first batch of satellites for China's G60 Starlink mega-constellations Aug 2024
An Orienspace Gravity 1 rocket will launch XX satellites Aug 2024
A Smart Dragon 3 rocket will launch XX satellites Aug 2024
[Sea Launch]A Galactic Energy Ceres-1 rocket will launch XX satellites Aug 2024
A Land Space Zhuque-2 rocket will launch XX satellites Aug 2024
A Long March 6A rocket will launch XX satellites Aug 2024
A Kuaizhou 1A rocket will launch XX satellites Aug 2024
A Long March 7 rocket will launch Tianzhou 8 cargo resupply ship to dock with the China Space Station 30 Sept 2024
A Long March 3B rocket will launch XX satellites Sept 2024
A Long March 2D rocket will launch XX satellites Sept 2024
[Sea Launch]A Smart Dragon 3 rocket will launch XX satellites Sept 2024
A Long March 6A rocket will launch XX satellites Sept 2024
A Space Pioneer Tianlong 3 rocket will launch XX satellites Sept 2024
A Galactic Energy Ceres-1 rocket will launch XX satellites Sept 2024
A CAS Kinetica 1 rocket will launch XX satellites Sept 2024
A Land Space Zhuque-2A rocket will launch XX satellites Sept 2024
A Long March 8 rocket will launch XX satellites Sept 2024
A Kuaizhou 1A rocket will launch XX satellites Sept 2024
A Long March 2F rocket will launch Shenzhou 19 crewed spacecraft to dock with the China Space Station 23
Oct 2024
[Sea Launch]A Galactic Energy Ceres-1 rocket will launch XX satellites Oct 2024
A Long March 6A rocket will launch XX satellites Oct 2024
A Long March 8A rocket will launch XX satellites Oct 2024
An i-Space Hyperbola 1 rocket will launch XX satellites Oct 2024
A CAS Kinetica 1 rocket will launch XX satellites Oct 2024
A Smart Dragon 3 rocket will launch XX satellites Oct 2024
A Kuaizhou 1A rocket will launch XX satellites Oct 2024
A Long March 6A rocket will launch XX satellites Nov 2024
A Long March 5 rocket will launch XX satellites Nov 2024
A Galactic Energy Pallas-1 rocket will launch XX satellites Nov 2024
A Galactic Energy Ceres-1 rocket will launch XX satellites Nov 2024
An Orienspace Gravity 1 rocket will launch XX satellites Nov 2024
A Land Space Zhuque-2A rocket will launch XX satellites Nov 2024
A Long March 8 rocket will launch XX satellites Nov 2024
[Sea Launch]A Galactic Energy Ceres-1 rocket will launch XX satellites Dec 2024
A Long March 8A rocket will launch XX satellites Dec 2024
A CAS Kinetica 1 rocket will launch XX satellites Dec 2024
A Land Space Zhuque-2 rocket will launch XX satellites Dec 2024
A Space Pioneer Tianlong 3 rocket will launch XX satellites Sept 2024
A Deep Blue Aerospace 1 rocket will launch XX satellites Dec 2024

I see 15 different makes of rockets there Chang. Now as per your own rules, create 15 different threads to document their activities. Instead you followed my advice & started compiling all of them in one omnibus thread. Good boy. Remind me tomm & I'd throw you a juicy bone.

 

[skywatcher]

I see 15 different makes of rockets there Chang. Now as per your own rules, create 15 different threads to document their activities. Instead you followed my advice & started compiling all of them in one omnibus thread. Good boy. Remind me tomm & I'd throw you a juicy bone.

 

[Azaad]

Out here Changs would have us believe the CCP us anything but socialist & that conspicuous consumption was approved by the CCP.

Well, quite obviously great helmsman 2.0 has different ideas & han slaves better fall in line

 

[MiG-29SMT]

Europe’s carmakers haven’t been shy to make their thoughts known on the millions of cheap Chinese electric vehicles flooding the continent, occasionally with somewhat apocalyptic tones. Some have called for steep import tariffs to save the industry, while others are pushing loudly for joint efforts to ramp up affordable homegrown EVs to fend off the onslaught.

Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares, who oversees brands like Fiat, Alfa Romeo, and Peugeot, has been among the most vocal in his warnings.

And the millions of people linked to the sector might not like what Tavares’s latest ominous comments mean for their livelihoods.

European jobs at risk

“You are going to see a huge shift of the supplier base. The sourcing will move from the Western world to the best-cost countries," Tavares said Wednesday at the Bernstein Strategic Decisions conference.

"The EV race has become a cost-cutting race.”

While he didn’t explicitly say it, Tavares’s comments point to the threat of job losses on the continent.

Around 13.8 million people directly or indirectly work in the EU’s automotive sector, accounting for more than 6% of the bloc’s total employment.

Growing demand for Chinese EVs at the expense of European EVs could reduce labor demand on the continent as drivers vote on price. At the same time, Tavares’s comments suggest those working in the supply chain could be squeezed out by cheaper rivals abroad.

The “onslaught”—as described by Renault CEO Luca de Meo—of Chinese EVs into Europe has sparked panic among native automakers trying to compete on prices.

Chinese EVs are much more cost-effective than their European competitors, thanks to a combination of state subsidies, lower labor costs, and crucial control of the entire EV supply chain, particularly batteries.

Given higher sale prices in Europe, this makes the continent extremely attractive to them. By way of illustration, think tank Rhodium Group found that the BYD Seal U was 11-fold more profitable in Europe than in its native China.

The clamor among local automakers to make affordable EVs, while necessary to remain competitive, risks pulling the rug from underneath workers on the continent who have long gotten used to the European industry’s superiority.

The effect of Chinese imports on the continent is beginning to draw comparisons with the effect of Japanese competition and wider globalization on America’s Rust Belt in the 1970s and 1980s, which decimated manufacturing jobs in several states.

Tariff threats
Tavares says the hunt for affordability among drivers switching from internal-combustion engines to EVs will create a reckoning over price that only the government can help with.

"The Western world consumer is telling the Western world government, okay, there is the global warming issue, fine, but if you don't help me, I will not help you," he said.

The EU is preparing landmark tariffs against Chinese automakers to offset these threats after European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen accused them of “distorting our market” last September.

China is set to begin crunch talks with the European Commission next month over those prospective tariffs, which proponents hope will blunt carmakers like BYD’s price advantage.

The Asian nation hopes to cut a deal with the bloc when they meet in June. One advantage it has is the growing appetite among European automakers to join forces with Chinese EV manufacturers—among them Tavares’s Stellantis.

The manufacturer is set to launch an affordable EV in Europe later this year through a partnership with Chinese group Leapmotor. The cars are expected to start at a price tag under €20,000 ($21,700).

Other European carmakers, including Volkswagen, have launched their own strategic partnerships with Chinese EV manufacturers. The German group bought a $700 million stake in Xpeng that would allow the pair to develop two EVs together.

In a twist, the changing landscape has made once-protectionist EV bosses, including Tesla CEO Elon Musk, much more wary of tariffs than they were just a few months ago.

Tavares himself dismissed Biden administration’s new 100% tariffs on Chinese EVs, introduced the day before his carmaker announced its Leapmotor-backed EV.

“Protectionism has a lot of drawbacks. They don’t appear immediately; they appear one after the other,” Tavares said.

To offset the threat of tariffs, Chinese automakers have pledged to build their own European factories, which would of course create more automotive jobs for EU workers.

Chinese EV pioneer BYD is setting up a factory in Hungary to build some of its cars on the continent.

Whether this would compensate for jobs potentially lost in European-owned car companies, and their local supply chain, is far from clear.

Stellantis CEO suggests China EV battle is coming for Europe’s 13.8 million autoworkers: ‘The EV race has become a cost-cutting race’

Carlos Tavares said a price war would likely move automakers' supply chains outside of Europe.

www.yahoo.com

 

[rockdog]

This is a game changer.

From Japanese auto watcher

"Game Over"

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A hot girl says 70USD gasoline makes her driving 2200 from Xi'an to Urumqi.

 

[FalconSlayers]

China's factory activity unexpectedly contracts in May

China's factory activity unexpectedly contracts in May

China's manufacturing activity fell in May, with the official factory survey showing a decline. Calls for fresh stimulus persist due to the ongoing property crisis impacting businesses, consumers, and investors.

economictimes.indiatimes.com

 

[SKC]

A hot girl says 70USD gasoline makes her driving 2200 from Xi'an to Urumqi.

So materialistic Chaang, the importance of Chinese Women is reduced to being a "HOT GIRL".

Sono once should believe the claim unless there is a "Hot Girl" in the video??

 

[helin]

A hot girl says 70USD gasoline makes her driving 2200 from Xi'an to Urumqi.

Why are these revolutionary technological advances happening in China and not India?

 

[Azaad]

Why are these revolutionary technological advances happening in China and not India?

Coz China's better at copying than any country on earth. The best part is we don't grudge China all this at all. We want China to copy lie cheat steal as much as it can from the west in an act attempt to get back at them for the century of humiliation.

 

[SexyChineseLady]

Out here Changs would have us believe the CCP us anything but socialist & that conspicuous consumption was approved by the CCP.

Well, quite obviously great helmsman 2.0 has different ideas & han slaves better fall in line

We'll look at an expensive luxury item -- BMW cars

Sales in 2023:

China: 824,932
US + Canada: 362,244
India: 13,303

 

[Azaad]

We'll look at an expensive luxury item -- BMW cars

Sales in 2023:

China: 824,932
US + Canada: 362,244
India: 13,303


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Which part of "NBC News reports that 'online influencers known for their luxurious lifestyles are disappearing from Chinese social media' as the country is is banning 'wealth-flaunting behavior on social media" didn't you understand ?

 

[rockdog]

Why are these revolutionary technological advances happening in China and not India?

When i look at map of recent temp of India, i actually shocked how a nation to do any manufacture and R&D without massive application of AC and robust power grids.

It's why there very few tropical nations finished industrialization. Plus India is serious lack of oil and gas with cheap mining.

50% world GDP come from these areas.

 

[Azaad]

Strange isn't it Chang that of all the 4 ancient pre historical civilizations namely the Mesopotamian , Egyptian , Indus Valley & Yellow River Civilization , which were actually all tropical civilisations , only 1 - the Indus valley civilization survives retaining most of its cultural & religious traits which is the reason it qualifies as the only continuous living Civilization . The Yellow River Civilization would've qualified too if CCP didn't triumph.

It's not so much the fact that tropical civilisations didn't industrialize which is strange as the fact that a criminal people such as the Han lead by the even more criminal CCP managed to lie cheat steal & reach the very top of the game or it almost has .

On behalf of all third world developing nations we welcome this development . We'd be cheering you not just when you take on the west in the trade wars which is on the verge of escalating but would also be cheering you when you confront them taking Taiwan.

Moreover we'd try not to Block the Malacca Straits once war over Taiwan breaks out but what am I saying ?! China is self sufficient in Oil & Gas. All that Crude oil & Natural Gas it imports from Russia & the Middle East is for fun .

Even if you don't win , we sincerely hope you completely cripple the west the way Japan crippled the UK & France in WW-2 .

When i look at map of recent temp of India, i actually shocked how a nation to do any manufacture and R&D without massive application of AC and robust power grids.

It's why there very few tropical nations finished industrialization. Plus India is serious lack of oil and gas with cheap mining.

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50% world GDP come from these areas.

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[MiG-29SMT]

When i look at map of recent temp of India, i actually shocked how a nation to do any manufacture and R&D without massive application of AC and robust power grids.

It's why there very few tropical nations finished industrialization. Plus India is serious lack of oil and gas with cheap mining.

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50% world GDP come from these areas.

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Chang interesting your chart that forgets India is one of the largest 5 economies,

According to the World GDP Ranking 2024 list, India is the fifth largest economy in the world. Other prominent countries like the United States of America, China, Japan, Germany, etc., have a significant presence in this GDP Ranking list.

World GDP Ranking 2024 List

World GDP Ranking List 2024: Gross Domestic Product (GDP) refers to the monetary value of all goods and services produced in a nation during a given year.

cleartax.in

Interesting Chang you do not divide by per capita

Chile16.62 thousand
China, People's Republic of13.14 t

Mexico15.25 thousand

https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/NGDPDPC@WEO/OEMDC/ADVEC/WEOWORLD

Chile
31.01 thousand

• Mexico
  25.96 thousand
• 
  Brazil
  20.81 thousand
• 
  China, People's Republic of

https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/PPPPC@WEO/OEMDC/ADVEC/WEOWORLD/MEX/BRA/CHN

economic growh

• Mexico
  2.4%
• 
  Brazil
  2.2%
• 
  China, People's Republic of
  4.6%
• 
  Chile
  2%
• 
  India
• 6.8%

United States
2.7%

The USA grows faster since

• Mexico
  25.96 thousand 623 dollars growth
• 
  Brazil
  20.81 thousand 457 dollars
• 
  China, People's Republic of
  25.02 thousand closo to 1150 dollars
• 
  Chile
  31.01 thousand 620 dollars
• 
  India
  10.12 thousand 688 dollars
• 
  United States
  85.37 thousand 2.7% is almost 2300 dollars growth

Mexico builds 4 million cars China 30, million but China has 1400 million people Mexico 130, per capita Holland exports more, per capita Mexico builds more cars and per Capita Brazil exports more aircraft.

price beef


Switzerland47.19 $2.South Korea30.91 $3.Norway28.18 $4.Hong Kong (China)23.46 $5.France20.61 $6.Austria20.53 $7.Luxembourg20.44 $8.Finland20.24 $9.Singapore19.56 $10.Israel18.45 $11.Italy18.43 $12.Taiwan18.20 $13.Germany17.44 $14.Belgium17.10 $15.Denmark16.96 $16.Sweden16.21 $17.United States16.01 $18.Netherlands15.99 $19.Japan15.59 $20.Estonia15.15 $21.Malta15.13 $22.Algeria15.06 $23.Canada14.45 $24.Turkey14.28 $25.Spain14.20 $26.Australia14.15 $27.Palestine14.10 $28.Greece13.42 $29.New Zealand13.31 $30.United Kingdom13.29 $31.Albania13.16 $32.Saudi Arabia13.08 $33.Portugal12.84 $34.Cyprus12.78 $35.Costa Rica12.78 $36.Mauritius12.68 $37.Czech Republic12.65 $38.Slovenia12.43 $39.Slovakia12.17 $40.China11.97 $41.Hungary11.81 $42.Chile11.78 $43.Armenia11.63 $44.Mexico11.43 $45.Tunisia11.43 $46.Cuba11.39 $47.North Macedonia11.36 $48.Ireland11.30 $49.Latvia11.19 $50.Lithuania11.18 $51.Iraq11.18 $52.Uruguay11.13 $53.Poland11.10 $54.Serbia11.06 $55.Jordan11.00 $56.Croatia10.99 $57.Qatar10.94 $58.Bulgaria10.77 $59.Kuwait10.21 $60.Vietnam10.20 $61.United Arab Emirates10.16 $62.Romania10.14 $63.Bosnia And Herzegovina9.96 $64.Thailand9.75 $65.Azerbaijan9.66 $66.Georgia9.64 $67.Morocco9.18 $68.Iran9.13 $69.Oman9.06 $70.Libya8.98 $71.Colombia8.57 $72.Egypt8.51 $73.Panama8.31 $74.Jamaica8.18 $75.Kazakhstan8.13 $76.Uzbekistan8.06 $77.Peru8.00 $78.Moldova7.95 $79.Indonesia7.87 $80.Brazil7.79 $81.Sri Lanka7.60 $82.Malaysia7.48 $83.Russia7.32 $84.Ecuador6.89 $85.Venezuela6.76 $86.Belarus6.75 $87.Philippines6.64 $88.Argentina6.56 $89.Bangladesh6.37 $90.South Africa6.29 $91.Bolivia6.01 $92.India5.83 $93.Ukraine5.83 $94.Nigeria5.55 $95.Nepal5.51 $96.Kenya4.51 $97.Pakistan3.62 $

Price Rankings by Country of Beef Round (1kg) (or Equivalent Back Leg Red Meat) (Markets)

www.numbeo.com

brazilians and Argentinians eat more beef than Chinese for sure

 

[MiG-29SMT]

When i look at map of recent temp of India, i actually shocked how a nation to do any manufacture and R&D without massive application of AC and robust power grids.

It's why there very few tropical nations finished industrialization. Plus India is serious lack of oil and gas with cheap mining.

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50% world GDP come from these areas.

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Mexicans and Colombians eat more fruit than Chinese

Colombia	134.07

Mexico	120.52

Brazil	102.22

China	99.27

so Chang not evey thing is manufacturing you can not eat EVs

Fruit Consumption by Country 2024

worldpopulationreview.com

https://www.visualcapitalist.com/cp/mapped-meat-consumption-by-country-and-type/

Braziliand do not eat bat they eat beef same Argentina yes but you have BYDs

 

[MiG-29SMT]

When i look at map of recent temp of India, i actually shocked how a nation to do any manufacture and R&D without massive application of AC and robust power grids.

It's why there very few tropical nations finished industrialization. Plus India is serious lack of oil and gas with cheap mining.

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50% world GDP come from these areas.

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Hey Chang Indians eat more mangoes than Chinese same Mexicans

Country	2021 Production
India	25M
China	3.8M
Indonesia	3.6M
Pakistan	2.7M
Mexico	2.4M

Mango Production by Country 2024

worldpopulationreview.com

India	24,968,000
China	3,790,000
Indonesia	3,561,867
Pakistan	2,677,017
Mexico	2,441,496

same Guavas Chang

Guava Production by Country 2024

worldpopulationreview.com

Mexico	2,442,945
Colombia	979,618
Peru	777,096
Indonesia	669,260
Dominican Republic	634,368
Kenya	416,803
Brazil	300,894
Haiti	248,135
Vietnam	212,977
Chile	169,031

we produce more advocados Chang can you eat BYDs? I can eat avocadoes mangoes and Guavas

Avocado Production by Country 2024

worldpopulationreview.com

India	208,984,430	94,383,692	6,526	108,300,000	6,070,248	223,964
United States	102,654,614			102,629,025	25,589
Pakistan	59,666,000	36,444,850		22,189,150	991,000	41,000
China	41,245,663	2,905,807	18,796	36,827,000	220,196	1,273,864
Brazil	36,663,708			36,364,198	299,510
Germany	32,506,910			32,506,910
Russia	32,333,278		28	32,078,587	249,284	5,379
France	25,834,800			24,778,840	709,590	346,370
Turkey	23,200,306	63,643		21,370,116	622,785	1,143,762
New Zealand	21,886,376			21,886,376
United Kingdom	15,221,000			15,221,000
Poland	14,890,270			14,881,110	8,650	510
Netherlands	14,607,880	2,790		14,217,250	387,840
Italy	13,997,970	257,460		13,202,450	60,960	477,100
Mexico	13,074,772			12,851,659	166,517	56,596
Argentina	11,553,306			11,553,306
Uzbekistan	11,242,745			11,242,745
Canada	9,466,272			9,466,272
Ireland	9,039,990			9,039,990
Australia	8,858,135			8,858,135
Ukraine	8,713,900			8,516,500	182,500	14,900
Spain	8,702,590			7,623,090	519,200	560,300
Iran	7,852,425	128,000		7,036,331	301,668	386,426
Belarus	7,846,884

Indians and Brazilians produce more much milk per capita than Chinese Chang try to drink BYD milk

Milk Production by Country 2024

worldpopulationreview.com

Search... (68)	Papaya Production 2021 (tons)	Papaya Production 2020 (tons)	Papaya Production 2019 (tons)
India	5,540,000	5,780,000	6,050,000
Brazil	1,256,703	1,235,003	1,171,026
Indonesia	1,168,266	1,016,388	986,991
Dominican Republic	1,156,667	1,094,495	1,176,453
Mexico	1,134,753	1,117,437	1,083,133
Nigeria	895,054	886,188	877,322
China	550,000	521,353	495,045
DR Congo	211,046	211,326	211,605
Peru	189,801	188,166

Indians eat more papaya than Chinese

Papaya Production by Country 2024

worldpopulationreview.com

Country	Consumption
China	21,555
Brazil	10,287
Mexico	4,632
Russia	4,491
Indonesia	3,744
India	3,594
Japan	2,818
United Kingdom	2,222
Iran	2,183
Argentina	2,089

Chicken Consumption by Country 2024

worldpopulationreview.com

Per capita Brazilans and Mexican eat more Chicken than Chinese

 

[skywatcher]

When i look at map of recent temp of India, i actually shocked how a nation to do any manufacture and R&D without massive application of AC and robust power grids.

It's why there very few tropical nations finished industrialization. Plus India is serious lack of oil and gas with cheap mining.

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50% world GDP come from these areas.

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Get used to it. I was banned for 7 days for just kindly pointing out most Indian households don't own air conditioners. I just don't know why they banned me for India's lack of air conditioners. It's my fault?

 

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Comparison chart of China's orbital launches from 2021 to 2024. The launch in May reached nine times. China will need an average of 12 launches per month for the rest of the year to reach 100 orbital launches.

 

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The 10th Ministerial Meeting of the China-Arab States Cooperation Forum. Several space related projects, which include jointly building a space debris observation center, a joint BDS(Beidou Global Navigation System) application cooperation and development center, as well as cooperation in manned space flight, etc.