Huawei and Tesla Under Different Skies

[gxnn]

Huawei is not allowed to make a living in the US, but Tesla is welcome in China.

On the ongoing Shanghai Auto Show, a female car owner of Tesla in a white T-shirt with "Brake Failure" printed on it climbed up to the roof of an exhibited vehicle in the exhibition floor of that brand, shouting to the audience that her car of Tesla doesn't have any brake and that her father was nearly killed when driving that car and fined by traffic police later for speeding. Chinese police took away this trouble maker and put her in jail for 5 days.

At the same time, another case is made widely known by social media that almost at the same time of the above case, a Tesla car was found parking near a shopping mall in Nanning, China for a week, with big posters of "Bad Brake of Tesla, I Want Refund" attached to the windows.

So you see, the Chinese government tolerates what that US company did to its citizens and even supports it to open a very big manufacturing plant in Shanghai.

 

[CornusKousa]

TAIWAN #1!!!

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[Philthy_Phil]

Elon is a spy working with the CIA. He's getting you little puppy munchers to build the very devices the US government will use to spy on you.

They go pee pee in your coke.

 

[Philthy_Phil]

Of course china will steal that technology and counterfeit it like they do with everything round eye produces.

 

[gxnn]

Good words and bad words, positive energy and negative energy, heaven and hell, animals and plants, concrete and virtual, real and fake, are all under your control, hahaha.

Only that you are unable to control the rise of cases of COVID19 and the killing of African men by European police.

 

[KeithD]

Last time I was in China, everyone was riding bicycles. Maybe you should pine for the simpler days of yore.

 

[colddiesel]

A lot of young Chinese women come to Australia as students on 3 year visas. Once they get here almost 10% slack off on their studies to become prostitutes or 'happy ending' masseuses.

Emperor Xi is delighted with their work to increase exports and their families encourage them to do post graduate 'work.' when their original visa expires. Many of these budding entrepreneurs come from South China - the bit near Vietnam.

 

[gxnn]

A lot of young Chinese women come to Australia as students on 3 year visas. Once they get here almost 10% slack off on their studies to become prostitutes or 'happy ending' masseuses.

Emperor Xi is delighted with their work to increase exports and their families encourage them to do post graduate 'work.' when their original visa expires. Many of these budding entrepreneurs come from South China - the bit near Vietnam.

Yes, you might be right. I know one middle-aged woman near my house who has been in Australia for some ten years, but I don't know what kind of job other than prostitute she can have to make a living because she doesn't know English but is plump and nice looking with white skin.
Guangdong is the south China province of the largest wealth and the highest GDP in China, higher than that of Indonesia or Iran. Of the four first-tier cities in the mainland of China, two, namely, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, are based in Guangdong, and Shenzhen is the host of world information technology giants Huawei and Tencent.

Last time I was in China, everyone was riding bicycles. Maybe you should pine for the simpler days of yore.

If you mean the bikes they use for daily commute, it was in 1980s or if you mean the widespread shared bikes offered by e-commerce platforms, the peak of their presence was in 2017-2018. China is undergoing rapid changes every day, even I myself do not know what the place is like 30 minutes bike ride out of the range of my living space. It is usual for me to get lost in the city where I have been living for many years simply for this reason. It is a feeling of both sad and glad elements mixed.

Latest news shows that a security worker (who is usually regarded as one of the lowest-ranking jobs in China) stopped a car owner from entering the parking lot he guarded, because the owner was driving a Tesla car which was believed not to have good working brake that might be damaging other cars in the same parking lot.

 

[KeithD]

Yep, did China with the Reagans in April, 1984.

Somehow bicycles and a Communist China seems more comforting and less smacking of corruption and betrayal than Chinese big daddies tooling around Communist China in Teslas does.