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Video: The 31st FISU World University Games concluded on Tuesday
Video: The 31st FISU World University Games concluded on Tuesday in China’s Chengdu with a splendid ceremony that wrapped up shining moments 第31屆國際大體聯世界大學生運動會周二在中國成都落下帷幕,精彩的閉幕式圓滿落下帷幕
https://rumble.com/v35xuve-the-31st-fisu-world-university-games-concluded-on-tuesday-in-chinas-chengdu.html
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8LcecFU/
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Video: How does Western Gov’t Mouthpiece medias collect from Biden
Video: How does Western Gov’t Mouthpiece medias: CNN, BBC, WSJ, WAPO & others create fake news propaganda & collect from Biden’s $300 millions/yr to demonize Chinese & China? 西方政府喉舌媒體如何製造假新聞宣傳並從拜登的每年3億美元中收取費用來妖魔化中國和中國
https://rumble.com/v35updq-western-govt-mouthpiece-medias.html
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8L7pBuw/ 👈
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Taiwan TVBS Video: Huawei fully represents Chinese spirits
Taiwan TVBS Video: Huawei fully represents Chinese spirits, got beaten down but won’t surrender, now Huawei has regrouped and ready to attack, American beware! 華為充分代表中國民族精神, 倒下去, 一定會再活起來, 中國五千年歷吏不是浪得虛名. 打不死麻煩就來了, 美國就要當心.
https://rumble.com/v35ssqq-huawei-fully-represents-chinese-spirits-got-beaten-down-but-wont-surrender.html
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8LnVqsg/ 👈
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Video: China Just Destroyed US Sanctions & next US chips technology
Video: China Just Destroyed US Sanctions & next US chips technology, American CEOs in Shock! 視頻:中國剛剛摧毀美國製裁和下一個美國芯片技術,美國CEO震驚!
https://rumble.com/v35r34i-china-just-destroyed-us-sanctions-and-next-us-chips-technology.html
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8LGvkB7/Can China Survive US Sanctions? In today’s video I break down the latest moves in the microchip industry. China is flooding the microchip market with billions of dollars of legacy chips that could be a complete game changer and change the way the US sanctions China. 中國能否擺脫美國製裁? 在今天的視頻中,我詳細介紹了微芯片行業的最新動態。 中國正在向微芯片市場注入價值數十億美元的傳統芯片,這些芯片可能會徹底改變遊戲規則,並改變美國製裁中國的方式.

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Service industries in China
Service industries in China 中國今天的服務業比西方國家落後, 大概代表經濟的50%, 如果可以提升到65% 中國經濟將會有大幅度增長. 服務業很廣, 包括民宿 醫療, 美容, 全部都是須要大量人力的個人服務工作. 但中國人對服務業的態度很原始, 像我外母到外面吃飯說菜很貴, 怎麼菜芯在唐人街賣$2.99一磅, 在餐廳不到一磅可以收她$12元, 她忘記餐廳是要付燈油火蠟, 員工薪金, 租金和保險等等. 所以中國人對服務業的態度是有改善的空間. 例如中國可以提供海外五千萬華僑回國退休包括一條龍服務, 對銀髮族醫療尤其重要. 香港政府的醫療體系可以和中國大灣區醫療體系掛鉤方便香港人北上退休等等, 對中國來說是每年千億萬元的商機! 對海外華人尤其是住在美國的華人, 天天在仇中環境下過著恐懼生活, 美國政府天天把我們妖魔化, 槍枝暴力, 充斥著非法毒品, 種族歧視的環境下. 返回中國可以幫了中國也幫了自己 (海外華僑), 何樂而不為呢!

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Singtao Newspaper SF live cast featuring Larry Yu
Singtao Newspaper SF live cast featuring Larry Yu, retired CEO of Charles Schwab Int’nl – 8-8-23 9:00am SF time
時事觀察集結號:百年機遇, 中國準備好了嗎? 嘉賓: 財經政論家余錦光
主持: 星島日報美西版社長兼總編輯梁建鋒https://www.youtube.com/live/T3XjT_yWzaw 👈
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Medical professionals most dangerous job in US
Medical professionals most dangerous job in US, no wonder my doctors friends gave up their US citizenships & moved to Singapore & HK 醫療專業人員是美國最危險的工作,難怪我的醫生朋友放棄了美國公民身份並搬到了新加坡和香港

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Video: “No war in China” campaigners may be foreign agents: NYT.
Video: “No war in China” campaigners may be foreign agents: NYT. EU paper praised China while EU become a vassal of US “中國不要戰爭”的倡導者可能是外國代理人:《紐約時報》。 歐盟報紙盛讚中國,笨歐盟淪為美國附庸
https://rumble.com/v35oh92-no-war-in-china-campaigners-may-be-foreign-agents-nyt.html
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8LsuF5B/ 👈
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Video: US: military to kill & invade, China: military to defend & save lives
Video: US: military to kill & invade, China: military to defend & save lives 美國: 軍隊是用來殺戮和入侵, 中國: 軍隊是保家衞國和救援工作
https://rumble.com/v35lbug-us-military-to-kill-and-invade-china-military-to-defend-and-safe-lives.html
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8LgE6P8/
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3 out of 4 Chinese faces discrimination in US
Survey by Columbia University and Committee of 100 Reveals Groundbreaking Data on Chinese American Communities. 3 Out Of Every 4 Chinese Americans Have Experienced Racial Discrimination in US 哥倫比亞大學和百人會的調查揭示了美國華裔社區的開創性數據. 每4個華裔就有3個在美國經歷過種族歧視.
National Survey Data Shows Nearly 3 Out Of Every 4 Chinese Americans Have Experienced Racial Discrimination In The Past 12 Months
https://mailchi.mp/committee100/news-08-02-2460051?e=209c072bb0
New York, NY (August 2, 2023) – After releasing its executive summary in April, Columbia University’s School of Social Work, one of the world’s leading research universities, and Committee of 100, a non-profit membership organization of prominent Chinese Americans, today announced that the full report “The Fight for Representation: The State of Chinese Americans 2022” is now available.
The more than 60-page report summarizes a year-long research project and survey on the critical health, economic, and sociopolitical conditions of today’s Chinese American population. The research has been led by Dr. Qin Gao, Professor and Director of the China Center for Social Policy at Columbia University School of Social Work. Jennifer So, a doctoral student at Columbia University, Samuel Collitt, a researcher at Committee of 100, and Stacie Tao, also a doctoral student at Columbia University, co-authored the report and helped spearhead the research project.
The first and largest project of its kind, the “State of Chinese Americans” survey gathered information from nearly 6,500 participants from across the United States, compiling data related to demographics, politics, cultural identity, health, economic security, and social engagement. This research effort was supported by over 100 Chinese American and allied organizations nationwide, who shared the survey with community members in English, simplified Chinese, and traditional Chinese.
This survey project examines three main research questions: What are the demographic characteristics of Chinese Americans regarding birthplace, place of upbringing, languages spoken at home, English language proficiency, and cultural identity? What are the political opinions and levels of engagement among Chinese Americans? Lastly, what are the health and economic status and needs of Chinese Americans. In addition to quantitative data, the report also features quotes from study participants who shared their experiences.
Collecting disaggregated, accurate, and timely data on Chinese Americans will help inform policymakers and the public on the diverse set of opinions, perceptions, and needs of Chinese Americans across the country. This will enable key decision-makers to develop timely and responsive policies, programs, and services to address those needs.
