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That guy is like a 60-year-old. Probably not as much power in his punch as in his younger days but it still gets the job done.
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That guy is like a 60-year-old. Probably not as much power in his punch as in his younger days but it still gets the job done.
I know, it's great isn't it. Seeing an elderly Chinese guy giving a young racist thug what for! Seeing that makes me even prouder to be Chinese.
@voyager1
A few posts back. I posted this mayor of Budapest was going to name streets in his capital all anti China names.
Someone here said the mayor's been bought by NED/CIA. So here he is. It's payback time. Stirring it up for them.
TSMC just came out with a sub 1nm process prototype the other day, and few weeks before that IBM did a 1nm or was it 2nm process demo.... China mastering 28nm by end of next year is nothing to brag about.... it necessary, but its not catching up fast enough and could even be falling further behind... because of US continued sanctions etc...
If push comes to shove and China realize it cannot catch up in time, then it has the option to basically put the global semiconductor industry, the entire thing, on pause for the next half a decade to afford it time to catch up... technology like social hyarchery its all relative and never any absolutes.... heck a rtx3090 has more TeraFLOPs than even the best supercomputers in the early 2000s!
Some may say this 'scotched earth' is not China's style and is distasteful but not when survival is at stake! US already set the precedent and did the same thing first, they coudln't beat Huawei so had to kneecap China's access to chips (don't forget the EUV machine SMIC had already paid for that mysteriously caught on fire) and likewise US couldn't beat China's rising GDP PPP so now is framing and smearing China for the "COVID"... etc... at the end of the day its all about hegemony and if you cannot race ahead you do what you can to slow your rival down ... China has many options even without a full TW invasion etc
The Americans and the EUpoors will now be looking under their beds and investigating each other for Xi communism spreading haha
This is another Jai Hind in the making. China should let them fall further in their delusions and schizophrenic behaviour
"Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake."
Napoleon Bonaparte
This is another Jai Hind in the making. China should let them fall further in their delusions and schizophrenic behaviour
"Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake."
Napoleon Bonaparte
yes, there is something seriously wrong with western societies
He likes to take isolating incidents and generalized to the whole Chinese society. Two can play this game
In this respect, he's no different to the western MSM.
Take the atrocity committed by the Australian soldiers. And they will report it as soldiers gone rogue. Its nothing to do with leadership of government or system. But if it's in China, the incident would go right to the top. Even Xi Jinping himself!
Exactly. The U.S. idiotic party is really trying to push this Taiwan card really hard as though that f..ng country would really love for a war to erupt within the Asia-Pacific region to basically set back the economic growth in order to damage China permanently. After all, the largest trading partner of China is the ASEAN countries and by creating this conflict it may cause the ASEAN countries to join the U.S. in successfully isolating China from further economic integration thus creating a much more debilitating blow to China's economy which is one of the main strategic U.S. objectives. But if China doesn't take any actions against this blatant U.S. provocation the surrounding countries that has disputes with China would even become more daring and emboldened as China's lackluster show of force or lack thereof will be seen as weakness and points to a further validation that it's the U.S. that still holds the biggest d..k in the region and despite China's protestations it's still largely impotent when it comes to the U.S. military strength at China's own backyard.
DPP is pushing hard this s..t so that it can recover from the disastrous political hellhole it's facing due to the party's incompetence in governing the province. But rather than taking a positive route to navigate it's precarious situation it instead chose to play the anti-China card like a f..ng vassalized monkeys. I am certain that the b..ch president commissioned a survey or had some sort of meeting with her American masters on how to turn her losing situation by simply tacking it all on China. It's the one country and issue where most Taiwanese can agree on hating and before the population of that province wakes up from the actual fact and reality that the enemy is their very own government and not China.
Mr T
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I'm not sure what an "old man" mentality about "having no problems" is. You mean misogynism?
Poor education of teachers... maybe. But would teacher training realistically be needed to say it's not ok to rape a student?
Poor education of students and parents. Maybe more to do with automatic deference to authority and a suspicion that the police won't help?
I still think it's more likely the lack of pay. When I was in China, none of the graduates I knew were going into teaching. It seemed to be associated with a low status.
Well if you don't believe rape victims, how can you ever prosecute? Believing the allegation is credible should lead to an investigation. But an investigation need not lead to prosecution.
Sexual assalt and rape are crimes that across all countries has very poor detection and prosecution rates. Clearly the police can't do anything if they're not approached. However, in the case of children it's normally unlawful for an adult to have sex with them in any situation, so it should be a lot easier to deal with.
I'm not sure what point you're trying to make. Are you saying that Chinese educators need a couple more decades to abuse their students until they have time to catch up to standards in other countries? Or are you suggesting that there was no rape in China until recently?
There are no mental gymnastics. People don't get rich (at least apart from US evangelicals) being a priest or scout master. Those are volunteer positions, albeit priests can have a minimum lifestyle supported by their church. So pay isn't realistically going to be an issue. Rather it was about having unsupervised access to children.
In contrast teachers normally spend the vast majority of their time with children in the presence of others. Teaching is also a paid profession supposed to support an entire lifestyle and potentially a family. In many countries they are well paid because educators are respected. What adequate pay for a teacher should be is up for discussion. However, given the poor provision of education in China, particularly in poorer provinces, pay is an important issue.
The teacher in question here was from Hunan province. I couldn't tell you if Luxi county was especially poor, but Hunan itself is not exactly Shanghai or Beijing. So that would in my mind make pay seem even more of a factor. If you disagree, are you aware of similar stories from wealthier Chinese cities?
The point isn't that Chinese teachers are all potential rapists so their pay needs to be increased, it's that overall education in China has very patchy provision and that increasing pay across the board would help attract better people who go into other industries. Anyone can teach if they have some empathy and are moderately smart (and don't hate children). It's not like professional sports where realistically there only so many people you can recruit. All those young graduates who look for jobs every year could teach - if the pay was right.
Better pay was part of the discussion I had over Chinese demographics recently here and how in my view many people were put off children due to the very high cost of getting into good schools.
Obviously there are some well paid teachers in China, but the public sector especially in poorer provinces is not going well. This is generally accepted even in the PRC.
The best teachers cram into the cities and those who can't have to stay in less developed regions. It wouldn't take a rocket scientist to figure out those people are probably not the sort of people you would want teaching your children.
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