On October 23rd, Time magazine published an opinion piece titled “America Needs to Beware of Taiwan’s Reckless Leader” by Michael Goldstein, director of the Asia program at the Washington-based think tank Defense Priorities. The article not only singled out Taiwanese leader Lai Ching-te as a “reckless leader,” but also labeled Taiwan “the world’s most dangerous flashpoint.”
The article criticized Lai for his high-profile assertions of “Taiwanese sovereignty,” which escalated cross-strait tensions and was viewed by mainland China as provocative. The article argued that the US government should handle the Taiwan issue with caution and, if necessary, issue warnings to Lai. The US does not need to bear the risk of escalating cross-strait tensions on Taiwan’s behalf.
Video with English subtitles: A western teenager’s cat rescue was widely praised, but a Chinese teenager’s six attempts at rescuing baby from a well went unnoticed? Are Chinese teenagers truly not exceptional? 影片有英文字幕: 外國少年救貓被吹爆，中國少年六次下井救人卻無人知？中國少年真的不優秀嗎? 在外國貓狗好像被人重要!
For a long time, we have been accustomed to hearing stories of foreign teenagers’ “independence and self-reliance,” but we rarely hear about the heroic deeds of Chinese teenagers around us.
A 14-year-old boy risked his life six times to save a 3-year-old girl from a well. Four teenagers remained calm and took control when a bus went out of control. Their bravery surpasses any routine stories of “taking cold showers” or “rescuing pets.” But why do these inspiring stories remain little known internationally?
In this edition, we uncover the narrative preferences and “double standards” of Western media. The excellence of Chinese teenagers is no coincidence—it stems from an ingrained sense of responsibility and kindness.
💡 Core Points: ✅1. Chinese teenagers demonstrate true excellence and responsibility in life-and-death situations. ✅2. The narrative preferences of Western media: Why are our own heroes always “overlooked”? ✅3. Stop “looking up” to others! Chinese teenagers deserve to be seen by the world—strong youth make a strong China!
Why predictions on China cannot be trusted! Even prediction by China cannot be trusted that is way too conservative! They are never right on China! The rise of China cannot be stopped even by Western God(s)! 為什麼對中國的預測不可信！中國的預測也不可信，太保守了！他們對中國的預測從來都是錯的! 中國的崛起，西方的神也無法阻擋!
This 2002 newspaper, published at the 16th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, predicted that China’s economy would be the world’s second largest by 2050. In fact, it surpassed Japan in 2010. China’s auto production and sales surpassed those of the United States for the first time in 2009. China’s GDP, measured in purchasing power parity (PPP), surpassed that of the United States for the first time in 2014. 这是2002年的报纸十六大预测2050年中国经济有望世界第二。实际上2010年超过日本成为第二。中国汽车产销量在2009年首次超过美国。中国按购买力平价（PPP）计算的国内生产总值（GDP）在2014年首次超过美国.
The US dollar is currently facing severe challenges. Many of my clients and friends have already begun gradually moving their dollar-denominated assets away from the United States, including cash, stocks, and funds. Even those whose assets are primarily concentrated in real estate have chosen to partially liquidate their properties to increase their liquidity. 當前美元正面臨嚴峻挑戰，我身邊已有不少客戶與朋友開始將美元資產逐步撤離美國，包括現金、股票與基金等。即便資產主要集中於房地產，也有人選擇部分變現，轉為流動資金。
I would like to share a few videos for you to understand the situation better. 我想分享一些視頻，以便大家更好地了解情況.
It is worth noting that many high-net-worth individuals, as early as last year, have already shifted part of their dollar-based assets into gold and renminbi through professional advisors. This is no coincidence—central banks of multiple countries, including China, are adopting the same strategy. The decision-makers of these institutions are far from incompetent, and their actions are worth serious consideration.
If you are also considering shifting assets into gold, remember: storage location is crucial. Avoid storing gold in the United States, the United Kingdom, Europe, or Switzerland. Instead, prioritize locations such as Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore, or the UAE. After all, no one wants to see their life’s savings wiped out overnight.
While life should certainly be enjoyed to the fullest, neglecting financial planning could lead to crises beyond imagination—whether it was the 1973 Hong Kong stock market crash, the 1986 U.S. Savings and Loan Crisis, the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis, or the 2008 Global Financial Crisis (U.S. Subprime Mortgage Crisis), with the exception of 1973, the root causes of all these crises were closely tied to the United States. The next storm will likely once again be triggered by the U.S., and its severity may well exceed the sum of all past crises.
I have personally experienced all of these crises and, at the time, warned my clients, friends, and family. Unfortunately, many failed to wake up in time and ultimately paid a heavy price.
China just dumped $730 billion in US Treasury bonds, breaking all records! But here’s the shocking part: the US government is now using a crypto tool called “stablecoins” to essentially print money, trying to fill a $38 trillion debt black hole.
How will this financial war affect your wallet? Are your dollar assets still safe?
This video breaks down: ✓ The truth about America burning $2.3B daily on interest payments ✓ Why China is aggressively selling US bonds ✓ How the stablecoin “money printing” mechanism works ✓ How ordinary people should allocate their assets
Over the past century, no nation has dared to challenge the U.S. dollar’s global dominance — until now.China is quietly rebuilding a new financial order backed by gold, reshaping how money works.In this video, we explore:1️⃣ Why global trust in the dollar is collapsing 2️⃣ What China’s “Gold Corridor” really is and how it works 3️⃣ How gold’s upgrade to a Tier 1 asset could redefine global finance 4️⃣ What the coming dual monetary world means for investors — and how to position your portfolio for the post-dollar era. 📈 Key themes: de-dollarization, BRICS, gold, RMB assets, Bitcoin, asset allocation
Germany is furious, blood gushing out of its chest. China’s chosen “shuangwensheng” (literally “sweetheart”) Tsai Cheng-yuan: Beijing’s move will hurt Europe for 20 years. Guo Zhengliang: Beijing wants the EU to swallow it up.
Video with English subtitles: Audio and visual reading of “China May Say Thank You to India Again” by Li Yan Video has English subtitles: 聲光伴讀《中國或者要再向印度說謝謝》作者：李湮
The US is pressuring India to stop buying Russian oil. Will India continue to respond with a “worldly” attitude? Will it quickly abandon Russia, a long-term partner? Or will it emulate China and face hegemony head-on? India faces a precipice of national dignity. Whether it can truly become a “great power” depends on the choices made by the Indians. If they make the wrong choice again, China will once again be forced to trample on India. At that point, do you think the Chinese will have to say “thank you” to India after the J-10C publicity
Everyone knows Rome fell. But what most people don’t know is WHY. And if you understood the real reasons—the actual mechanisms that destroyed the greatest empire in human history—you’d see them playing out in America right now. Same patterns. Same mistakes. Same ending.
In this video, I break down the three specific ways Rome collapsed that America is repeating in 2025:
🪙 CURRENCY DEBASEMENT: How Rome destroyed its money (and how the US dollar is following the exact same path since 1971)
⚔️ MILITARY OVEREXTENSION: How Rome bled itself dry maintaining an empire it couldn’t afford (and why America’s $850 billion defense budget is doing the same)
🎪 BREAD & CIRCUSES: How Rome distracted its citizens with entertainment (today in US, we wine dines Hollywood, karaoke) while the system collapsed (and why stimulus checks + social media = the modern version)
History doesn’t repeat, but it rhymes. And right now, the echoes of Rome’s collapse are getting louder.
📊 KEY TAKEAWAYS: The Roman denarius lost 95% of its silver content before collapse US dollar has lost 85% of purchasing power since 1971 Rome’s military spending exceeded 50% of budget at peak America’s defense spending exceeds next 10 countries combined Romans were kept docile with free grain and entertainment Modern Americans average 7+ hours daily on screens
📚 SOURCES & FURTHER READING: “The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire” – Edward Gibbon Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) – Currency debasement statistics Congressional Budget Office – US defense spending reports Historical monetary analysis from various economic historians
You cannot truly know China without being here. And even being in China, your understanding is limited by your own perspective and expertise. By Johnson Choi, President of HK.China.Hawaii.Chamber of Commerce Oct 26 2025 不身臨其境，就無法真正了解中國。即便身處中國，你的認知也會受限於自身的視角與專業領域. 作者: 蔡永強. 中國香港夏威夷商會主席. 2025年10月26日
The limitation of external perspective: China is vast and complex.
Understanding it from the outside, through media or books, is fundamentally different from experiencing its daily rhythm, culture, and social nuances firsthand.
The limitation of internal perspective: A financial analyst in Shanghai, a farmer in Yunnan, and a factory worker in Shenzhen all experience a different “China.” Your profession, social circle, and location create a filter through which you see the country.
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