Good way of socializing.Square dance is the closest activity to life in China, from primary school to your seventies and eighties, everyone is doing something.
Every night, everyone, men and women, young and old, can join in if One want
Good way of socializing.Square dance is the closest activity to life in China, from primary school to your seventies and eighties, everyone is doing something.
Every night, everyone, men and women, young and old, can join in if One want
The Chinese are generally problem-driven.
Hi,
Can you specify the 5-10 major problems which Chinese citizen feel should be eradicated in China?
And is their any election system inside CCP or Chinese govt.
How does it function?
Great,The Chinese are generally problem-driven.
Maybe we should look at what the Chinese cared about ten years ago.
in 2010 Things below the Chinese concerned.
1.Will China experience inflation after the 2008 financial crisis?
2.Will China's GDP surpass that of Japan?
3.The stock market and real estate which will have a bubble?
4. When will the problem of environmental protection be solved?
5.H1N1 Will it be contagious in China?
6.Will state-owned enterprises become bigger, or will they make way for private enterprises?
7.Will medical insurance cover more widely?
In 2010, China's GDP did not surpass Japan's, but now it has, and the problem of environmental protection has basically been solved.State-owned enterprises are only in key areas, with only 152 centrally controlled enterprises. Medical insurance has basically covered 90% of the population.Great,
What are the current one?
And about govt structure?
Congrats for medical insurance coverage.In 2010, China's GDP did not surpass Japan's, but now it has, and the problem of environmental protection has basically been solved.State-owned enterprises are only in key areas, with only 152 centrally controlled enterprises. Medical insurance has basically covered 90% of the population.
What Chinese people are most concerned about now is
1.Will China's population decline?
2.when will Property tax be introduced, prices will not rise?
3. When can the social security card be used nationwide?
4.Can delayed retirement alleviate the pressure of providing for the aged?
Medical care, pension, education, employment, environmental protection, housing prices, grain and vegetable prices, personal income,These are the problems of most people's concerned
Because the structure of the government is a combination of high technology and the ancient bureaucratic selection system.
Now the consensus is that the law is the cornerstone,Now the system is very efficient, using a combination of technology management and technology anti-corruption, such as digital currency.
Most people are wary of one person one vote,Because China is still in accordance with the ancient concept of governing the country,Governing a big country is like frying a small fish,It can't turne over frequently, and it will be broken easy. Will think carefully before changing a little bit.
As Taiwan and Hong Kong have shown, one person, one vote can easily become populist and controlled,Torn society, serious internal friction, no one is responsible
Now the government structure is running well, and there is no plan to change it, as long as the government can continue to solve the problems of concern. The main reason is that the governments of other countries have done too badly
China's medical insurance system is neither free nor entirely personal pay. The minimum payment of national medical insurance is 280 yuan per person per year,The higher the salary, the higher the contribution. The cost of medical treatment is shared by medical insurance and individuals in proportion. Different diseases and treatment methods have different proportions,If you only go to the hospital for CT, the medical insurance reimbursement is 40%, if you are hospitalized, 65%, and if you are seriously ill, 75%. Because China can not bypass the patent production of generic drugs, so many drugs in the patent period, the price is relatively high. In recent years, the price of drugs and equipment has been greatly reduced within the scope of medical insurance.Because China has implemented a system called purchasing on behalf of quantity.Negotiate by the country and pharmaceutical company, countrywide medical insurance procures a kind of medicine, achieve how many amount, the price is reduced to how much.The price of drugs covered by medical insurance has been reduced by about 80%, and the original heart stent has been reduced from 8000 RMB to 700 RMB.Congrats for medical insurance coverage.
But is it state sponsored or private or a mandatory by law like in USA?
India has also started giving medical insurance card for its poor population first. - Good progress in this area here, maybe in half a decade we can have 80-90 coverage, if govt pushes it hard.
Further few question why cancer treatment is so expensive in China, I have seen Chinese buying cancer medicine from India. Why?
Also I wanted to know more about the current structure in Chinese govt., Last I heard there are internal elections in CCP? Is it correct?
I am not interested if Chinese PPL want democracy or not it's their choice.
And what kind of social security card? Is it for free or low cost ration like in India or something else.
Lastly thanks for the response.
Best regards
I have right to vote the district level of congressman of govenment (People's Representitive), i am living in city i only care about money making so i don't care about vote.
Hi,
Can you specify the 5-10 major problems which Chinese citizen feel should be eradicated in China?
And is their any election system inside CCP or Chinese govt.
How does it function?
Isn't it partial insurance, I think China is wealthy enough to provide full insurance to its citizens of course upto a monetary limit.China's medical insurance system is neither free nor entirely personal pay. The minimum payment of national medical insurance is 280 yuan per person per year,The higher the salary, the higher the contribution. The cost of medical treatment is shared by medical insurance and individuals in proportion. Different diseases and treatment methods have different proportions,If you only go to the hospital for CT, the medical insurance reimbursement is 40%, if you are hospitalized, 65%, and if you are seriously ill, 75%. Because China can not bypass the patent production of generic drugs, so many drugs in the patent period, the price is relatively high. In recent years, the price of drugs and equipment has been greatly reduced within the scope of medical insurance.Because China has implemented a system called purchasing on behalf of quantity.Negotiate by the country and pharmaceutical company, countrywide medical insurance procures a kind of medicine, achieve how many amount, the price is reduced to how much.The price of drugs covered by medical insurance has been reduced by about 80%, and the original heart stent has been reduced from 8000 RMB to 700 RMB.
China's political system, in fact, has been changing.Twenty years ago, China held elections at the grassroots level.Now all the village heads are directly elected,Of course, there are also many problems, such as candidates relying on family, or bribery(Send a bucket of cooking oil or something) to win votes and so on
The higher government is actually a bureaucratic system, After graduation, he will take part in the civil service examination,Then went different departments do it from the bottom.
The reason why Xi Jinping can win over Li Keqiang,in a vote by 300 deputy ministers from the whole country at Beidaihe,because Xi is from the grass-roots level step by step. He served as a top leader in a village,And then be the leader in a county,a city ,a province( If you are less than 50 years old at this time, then congratulations, you are a candidate for the president of the country), Mayor of Shanghai, (If the former president retires in a few years, he will be elected internally),Xi's step is mare solid than Likeqiang, decades of experience in local government. LI withoutThere is no countryside.He has no experience in governing a village or county, and he is directly from the central department to mayor of one city,This is his biggest.It's his biggest weakness, this is his biggest weakness, so he lost to Xi.
To be the president of the country, you need to be a governor or a minister before you are 50 years old,in the process, must rely on untainted political achievements,and beat the other candidates, of course, the loser is the prime minister.
Okay whatver,Calling me a b*tch is really mean. I don't want to report people but that's going over the line
Yes, elephants running down streets is part of Chinese culture for quite a few years now:
Some even visit other countries and come back:
Okay some just cause trouble:
What is the concern regarding education "fairness"?I have right to vote the district level of congressman of govenment (People's Representitive), i am living in city i only care about money making so i don't care about vote.
Several issues i concern
1. Education fairness and cost (for my kid)
2. Health care fairness and cost
3. Technical competition with USA (in my business field)
4. Real estate pricing (my investment field)
5. Good business environment (in my business field)
6. Anti corruption (in my business field)
7. Growing muslim population in west (my personal feeling, i m in centeral, locally we don't have muslim issue.)
Currently, 150 million are covered in this. with the target of 500MCurrently, 150 million are covered in this. with the target of 50M
For my income is OK, i prepared enough money for my kid, but for covering most people with good education (especially the college/university level), the quality and cost are still not good.Education cost is currently at ok level here for most.
I mainly care about IT field, automobile is my hobby.Technical competition - In which field, you deal, automobile?
1. I persoanlly invest 4 house for past 15 yrs, and i gained a lot, what i worried about is: high price of real estate will be bad for young generation seeking opportunities in central cities.Real estate - real estate price is high here too. Can you also explain more on "Chinese Real estate bubble"
Is this anything for real, I heard most Chinese don't invest much in stock market but real estate like 3-4 additional home.
And what about planned skeleton/ghost cities?
The IP issues are fast changing, there are more and more law suit happened in this area.Business environment - In shenzhen, anybody can copy others' works - is it true?
does it impact original company's business?
this phenomenon present in whole china?
Is there any patent protection for domestic companies?
The percentage of Muslim in some of our provinces are increasng. We didn't have terror attack for around 5 yrs. But i am still worried about this group. I support Modi's attitude to this group.Muslim population - why are so worried? they are minuscule in size, isn't it?
Were there any Islamic terrorist attacks in china?
For my income is OK, i prepared enough money for my kid, but for covering most people with good education (especially the college/university level), the quality and cost are still not good.
I mainly care about IT field, automobile is my hobby.
Huawei as single company hired 150,000 people, with average salary of $USD120,000/year.
Tencent, Alibaba, Xiaomi, JD have similar size and salary level. If we survive the competition with USA, we wil have a huge pool of high income people, it will be the powerhouse of China.
1. I persoanlly invest 4 house for past 15 yrs, and i gained a lot, what i worried about is: high price of real estate will be bad for young generation seeking opportunities in central cities.
2. for ghost cities, 15 yrs ago i debated with Indian why we China built so much empty high ways and buildings in inland China. Now it's the true destination for most industries moved from coastal line, only small part of them are leaking to Vietnam and India. Because we have far better infras.. in inland China than ASEAN nations and India. Those so called ghost town are pretty vivid now.
The IP issues are fast changing, there are more and more law suit happened in this area.
MODI is not against muslims at all, govt don't target any community here, rather it has increased grant for minority scholarships, introduced schemes to modernise Islamic school with English and computer education etc.The percentage of Muslim in some of our provinces are increasng. We didn't have terror attack for around 5 yrs. But i am still worried about this group. I support Modi's attitude to this group.
They have all been brainwashed by Chinese Communist Party (CCP) propaganda, which is why other countries should not let them in: They are all potential CCP agents, and will steal intellectual property or cause some other damage on CCP's behalf.View attachment 93192
#China’s nationalism isn’t getting weird or anything. Tonight I go to have some BBQ in #Beijing and all of the waiting staff are wearing these T-shirts in an area with foreign embassies. “Chinese people won’t be pushed around...#USA has no right to speak down to Chinese people”.
Only chinese can do these cringe worthy and childish stuff
China was going through massive changes in the 80s. The Chinese Communist Party had opened up its economy to foreign investment. Leaders like Deng Xiaoping were credited to have put China on the path of prosperity. His move raised the income and living standards of the Chinese populace phenomenally. However, along with prosperity came the education and expectations for greater political openness.
The students were at the forefront of these demands. This spark of the early-80s gave shape to student protests of the mid-80s. However, no one had expected that this spark would become a flame in a short period. The catalyst came in the form of the death of the leading politician, Hu Yaobang.
Hu Yaobang was General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party and a close comrade of President Deng Xiaoping. He was credited with China’s launch into capitalism and recovering the country from the misdeeds of Mao Zedong.
In 1987, Hu Yaobang was unceremoniously removed from his post and made an ordinary politburo member. His crime, he tolerated “bourgeois liberalization”, or had sympathy for student demands for democratic reform.
Tiananmen Square is Beijing’s most famous landmark and it was about to become world-famous. On 15 April 1989, learning about the death of Hu, thousands of students started gathering in Tiananmen Square. They were chanting the slogans of greater freedom of speech and less censorship.
Crowds kept swelling day by day and eventually the number of protesters reached over a million. Such large numbers baffled the government and they were unsure of taking direct action against the protesters. Soon the debates started raging among the ranks of CCP about what line should be adopted against the protesters. The progressives were backing concessions, while the hardliners wanted a tough approach. Eventually, the hardliners won the debate.
On 21 May 1989, martial law was declared in Beijing. On 3 to 4 June, PLA troops began to move towards Tiananmen Square. They opened fire on their citizens, many of them their own brothers and sisters, killing over 10,000 (as per the cable of the British Ambassador to China, Sir Alan Donald) and wounding thousands of others. The student moment was brutally crushed. All student leaders and protesters were arrested. Communist Party had once again reigned supreme and regained control of the area.
The aftereffects of the Tiananmen Square were that the CCP abandoned their balanced approach. The economic reforms stayed on track but the political reforms were abandoned. Today after 32 years, China has less freedom of speech, rather lesser freedom of every kind.
Xi Jinping and his team have created a parallel universe for the Chinese citizens where no one else except China exists. The irony of the situation is that all the protesting students are in their 40s or 50s. They have children whom they could never tell what Tiananmen Square protests were all about. They have social media where they can express every absurdity, but not political opinion. Today Xi Jinping rules over a robotic society where young men can sell their kidney to buy iPad, but cannot browse the international news. Long back Friedrich Nietzsche had said, which aptly applies to present-day China, “In individuals, insanity is rare; but in groups, parties, nations, and epochs, it is the rule.”
Can only say, No sense, see less, so feel strange. Hotels, barbecue shops often change interesting T shirt.View attachment 93192
#China’s nationalism isn’t getting weird or anything. Tonight I go to have some BBQ in #Beijing and all of the waiting staff are wearing these T-shirts in an area with foreign embassies. “Chinese people won’t be pushed around...#USA has no right to speak down to Chinese people”.
Only chinese can do these cringe worthy and childish stuff
Same as Huawei ...
Ok Sir.@Jimih @johnq OT posts should be done on other threads. Like https://defenceforumindia.com/threads/chinese-political-watch.80827/page-7
There are cases where Chinese companies had patented the exact software they stole from Canadian company and they even did not change the company name in the code in form of logs.Chinese companies have this operandi,
After stealing IP, patent the same stuff in China,
Because Chinese govt support IP theft.
This is why you see this "patents" which Chinese firms.
And In top50 you will find multiple Indian firms with original patents