Father taught us in life there are two kinds of friends. Friends help you rise together and friends put you down to make them looks good. 父親教導我們，生活中有兩種朋友. 朋友幫助你一起成長, 朋友要你倒退, 讓他們永遠比你好.

The people of Europe will wake up and realize what’s really going on in 3…2…1 US wins, EU lost for blindly supporting US proxy war against Russia in Ukraine. When you have friends like US, who need an enemy

Live dangerously in US that promote “fake” freedom democracy human rights but for “real” cost your life, Chinese dentist shot dead in Oakland 美國, 這個”假”民主自由人權的國家”真”的要了你的命

FBI searches Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in document investigation. Just like Hillary Clinton, White Powerful Political Elites are above the law!

聯邦調查局在文件調查中搜索特朗普的海湖莊園 Democrats went after the Republican Donald Trump for revenge to end his political career. 民主黨人追捕共和黨人尤其是川普進行報復要毀滅他的政治生涯, 永不超生.

US is an authoritarian Gov’t controlled by the Mafia and Triads doing business as Republicans and Democrats for the benefits of the 1% elites👈 Fortune 500 companies👈 and the military industrial complex👈 美國是一個專制政府，被黑手黨和三合會控制，他們作為共和黨人和民主黨人做生意，為 1% 的精英👈財富 500 強公司👈 和軍事工業園區👈 服務

Democracy is being sold as religion or cult. Like most church goers, when not happy go to pray. We go to pray every 2 years known as election. But miracles always never happened till the day we died except for the 👈 as miracle happens to them everyday without praying or going through the election process laughing to the bank everyday. 民主被當作宗教或邪教來兜售。 像大多數去教堂的人一樣，不開心的時候去祈禱。 我們每兩年祈禱一次，稱為選舉。 但直到我們死去的那一天，奇蹟總是沒有發生，除了👈因為奇蹟每天都發生在他們身上，不需要每天祈禱或通過選舉過程可以財源滾滾來.

When Biden leaves office, the Republican will go after him and his family. 當拜登離任時，共和黨人將向他和他的家人動手報仇.

China’s unfinished building is a big problem? US aims at pouring fuel on the fire 中國爛尾樓是大患? 美方瞄準金融打擊 見你病攞你命
https://rumble.com/v1h0cpv-chinas-unfinished-building-is-a-big-problem-us-aims-at-pouring-fuel-on-the-.html

Video: Arkansas police officers suspended after violent arrest goes viral. This will never happen in Hong Kong, Macau or China 阿肯色州警察在暴力逮捕後被停職. 這絕不會在香港、澳門或中國發生

https://rumble.com/v1h04gn-arkansas-police-officers-suspended-after-violent-arrest-goes-viral.html

Three police officers in the U.S. state of Arkansas have been suspended and are under investigation after video showing them violently beating a suspect during an arrest went viral. The video, taken by a bystander near the city of Mulberry on Sunday, shows the three male officers punching the suspect repeatedly in the face and kneeing him while he is on the ground. The Arkansas State Police said the suspect was taken to hospital for treatment, then released and booked into the Crawford County jail on multiple charges, including second-degree battery, resisting arrest and making terrorist threats.

Video: BRICS consist of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. They expect to dethrone US$, if that happens, you don’t want to be in America 金磚國家包括巴西、俄羅斯、印度、中國和南非。 他們努力去美元化, 如果成功, 你不會想身在美國
https://rumble.com/v1h012f-brics-expect-to-dethrone-us-if-that-happens-you-dont-want-to-be-in-america.html

The dragon fruit in our garden is blooming 我們花園的火龍果開花了

Taiwan 2-Stars retired General discuss US proxy war against China in Taiwan. He gave detail military analysis why US beats the war drums with a death wish on Taiwan but won’t be there to defend Taiwan 聯合軍演“被看破手腳”！ 漆黑2022“17國湊數”？ 日本戰略意涵! 露骨的”抗中保台”操作? 帥化民：部署千枚遠程飛彈”實屬自衛”威脅大陸!
https://rumble.com/v1gzjg9-taiwan-2-stars-retired-general-discuss-us-proxy-war-against-china-in-taiwan.html

Talent in Chinese government is undeniably very strong: Peter Walker by Global Times Aug 20 2022

Editor’s Note:

During the past decade, the world has increasingly witnessed a trend of “the East is rising, and the West is declining” in the spheres of economy, security and discourse power. Western countries, particularly the US, plagued by internal woes, have sought the old path of passing the buck and instigating turmoil elsewhere to ease their own pressure. China, representative of the emerging countries, is proposing new solutions to global problems. By advocating win-win development, facilitating consultation and reconciliation and proposing a balanced and effective security mechanism, China is striving to build a community with a shared future for mankind.

In the 11th piece of the series, Peter Walker, speaker on China-US relations and author of the book Powerful, Different, Equal: Overcoming the misconceptions and differences between China and the US, told Global Times reporter Yu Jincui that in China, meritocracy contributes to China’s achievements as the best and the brightest always aspire to government service. He also dismissed Western misperceptions such as Chinese people are unhappy, and government has not been serving the people.

GT: You have visited China more than 80 times, what do you think of changes in China over the past decade?

Walker: My business in China really goes back probably 20 years and anyone who visits China frequently as I did can’t help but be impressed by how the infrastructure has changed and how effectively things get done.

I think the talent in the Chinese government is undeniably very strong, because if you go back to Confucian values, the best and the brightest always aspire to government service, not to business. In the US, the best and the brightest aspire to business and to make money, not to serve the government.

In China, the Party is made up of, especially at the most senior levels, very highly educated and experienced people, they make long-term decisions in terms of investment. So, the investment in cutting-edge technologies, in terms of energy and microchips and renewables – all of those things – China has made 10-year, 20-year commitments, and you can’t do that in a governance model where you have different parties coming in and changing direction.

And China is also very good at executing things. I spent a lot of time in my book with people who were involved in the five-year planning process. And it’s very thorough when that planning process is done, which is top-down and bottom-up, syndicated in every industry and every province, you have agreed to direction and goals and key performance indicators that everybody follows.

So, when China sets out to deliver strong economic growth or to make advances in science, it’s because they set out to do it, they put the resources behind it to do it, and they delivered. So, I think China’s progress over the last 10 years has been nothing short of amazing. I think it’s likely to continue. Obviously, there are challenges. COVID-19 has presented problems. Supply chains have been broken up. But at the end of the day, China has always dealt with its problems as they come along and done it in a fairly efficient and effective way.

GT: Based on your observation and your experiences in dealing with China, what’s the biggest misunderstanding in the US about China over the past decade?

Walker: One of them, I think, is that “people are unhappy” and that “people are oppressed.” That is just not true. In the West they’d like to believe that, because communism has always been associated with the Soviet Union and a total lack of freedom. But communism in China is very different from communism in the Soviet Union. In China, you have a large group of very highly educated, experienced people who weigh decisions and make choices. And those choices have over time benefited the quality of life in China.

I got so tired of reading in the Western press that the Chinese people were unhappy and had no freedom because I never met those people. Wherever I went, I met people who were happy. They were proud. Their standard of living was increasing on a very steady basis. China had shifted its attention from building strong positions in commodities to being much more sophisticated and focused on advanced technologies. And so, the people see that every day. There’s a phrase in the US “it’s the economy, stupid!” The same is true in China. So as long as people in China believe that the quality of their life continues to improve, they’re going to be happy.

The second thing is you’ll even frequently hear people say things like I like the Chinese people, but I don’t like the government. When you think about it, that’s a very illogical statement. The reality is when you look at the polls, what you discover is that the Chinese people are more committed to their government and have more trust in their government than people in almost any other country in the world. So how can you say we like the people, but we don’t like the government when the people of China who are the ones living there actually support the government very strongly. So that’s another misconception that the government has not been serving the people. It’s obvious that the government has been serving the people. Otherwise, the standard of living wouldn’t be as it is.

GT: There are many predictions about China’s future in the West and different comments on China’s development path. Are you optimistic about China’s future development and prosperity?

Walker: You’ve had 40 years of reform and opening-up. If you look at the model, it’s really very similar to the most successful model that the US businesses have been using for years. So, if you’re a US business, what do you want? You want to have a board of directors that provides oversight and direction at a very high level. China calls that Standing Committee of the CPC Central Committee Political Bureau. You want to advance people, meritocracy plays. If you look at the history of the Organization Department of the CPC Central Committee, and its role in evaluating people in government, it makes sure that people are advanced after they have adequate experience in a number of different areas. So, people are advanced based on what they accomplish.

And then the next thing you have is a focus on strategy. What do we want to do long-term? China is investing in new technologies. The Belt and Road Initiative is another good example of a long-term investment that will improve China’s relationships with other developing countries. And then if you combine that with short-term operational planning, which are China’s five-year plans, you have a model that will always be effective at getting things done.

Our model is very different. Our model in the US is based on the underlying idea that our country is not going to be defined by the government. Our country is going to be defined by the businesses. So, America is home to many of the most successful businesses on the globe. And that model, taking advantage of US ingenuity, hard work, creativity, innovation, is a very different model. And that’s why I argue this is not about right or wrong. These are two very different models. They both have been incredibly successful in raising the standard of living in both countries. Therefore, rather than criticize the other model as wrong, why not accept the fact that it’s different?

I’m very confident that China is going to continue to be very successful. And we have to remember that the population of China is four times the population of the US so it’s inevitable that as China increases its productivity, China will become – there’s no question just do the math – the largest economy in the world.

As long as China’s core model remains, you are going to have a unified government, not a divided one. You are going to advance people who are the most educated, have the most experience and have a track record of delivering results. You will be thinking strategically.

I think at the end of the day, the most important thing for China is to continue to deliver on the economy. Nothing is more important than China continuing to deliver that economic performance and not get caught up in ideology. And for example, favoring state-owned enterprises over private enterprise is a mistake.

The great companies in the US were started by entrepreneurs who had a passion for what they were building. If you look at the US today, Elon Musk and what he’s done is amazing, but that’s a person who had the freedom in the American system to go out and build that and make it happen. China’s great companies are private companies. So, it’s very important that private enterprises continue to thrive in China, and that the opportunities to compete are there to create the next generation whether it’s Huawei, Alibaba, Baidu, Tencent or Tiktok. China is very dependent on private enterprise being successful longer term.