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China is a greedy and inhuman country, the latest pandemic also came from China from Wuhan and they really made a lot of bad things, food or all chemical products. cause cancer, greed has not stopped there for many centuries, they always want to be global hegemony, aggressive with European countries, silently poisoning young generations of Asian countries, food also like their ideology. I always thought the CCP was no different from the old Nazis, I didn't like them.

I wouldn't go to the extent of comparing the CCP with the NSDAP, but that doesn't mean that they're all angels. During the 90s, China was so desperate to attract foreign investment that they allowed a number of polluting industries in their territory. These industries brought new jobs and wealth, but also resulted in large numbers suffering from cancer and other pollution-related diseases. Fortunately, the CCP seems to have changed their priority now. Recently, many of such industries were forced to shut down, or shift their operations to other countries. China can afford to kick out these industries now.

Let's just say, given the number of harmful and non-environmentally friendly industries that were in China, if investors brought harmful industries there, they did not affect the overall, already formed picture of environmental pollution.
But what exactly the investors brought was TECHNOLOGIES. Due to which China has become what it is now! Without technology, China would still be a third world country with bleak prospects ...

Well, in China it has been possible to see that the worst things in the world have come from there, I am not blaming the Chinese, but I really have a great thought about covid-19 and its constant way of getting out of problems with solutions that produce the "Fundamentals", the Chinese government is not a white dove, it cannot be ruled out that the covid has come out of a laboratory on purpose or not, with the intention of improving its economy, because one of the ways to generate and move a lot of money is through wars and now it is seen that with pandemic.

Only Chinese citizens know their situation very well, one thing is the government and another is the people, naturally China has always survived thanks to its industrialization, therefore, it cannot be ruled out that this is its source of power in terms of The economy, and the Chinese economy in comparison to other countries, I believe that it is currently very much behind many, including European countries.

If we ignore the political peculiarities of China, then we also have an interesting picture - on the one hand, China ranks 3rd in the world in terms of mineral resources. And even first place in coal! Sounds strong. BUT - resource economies, this is already very outdated. And as history shows, the resource economy is more of a problem than an advantage. There are enough examples - the USSR / RF, Venezuela and similar economies that were fixated on resources.
The only strong advantage of China is that they appreciated the futility of the resource economy in time enough, and began to actively develop the technology sector (by attracting Western companies to open any technological sites). And there is still a small coincidence, from the resource part, but it turned out to be very useful - rare earth metals, of which China has 37% of the world's reserves, and 81% of world production from rare earth metals - and this is the production of high-tech products. And in this "channel", China, of course, rushed forward very powerfully! And here they are, for the time being, essentially monopolists. But the monopoly on which the economy is built is also bad ... Conventionally, "tomorrow" technologies will appear that will replace rare earth metals with simpler and more affordable elements, and all the advantages will collapse in a moment ...
The economy must be diversified, and only then will it be more or less stable. And without a stable economy, it can be very difficult for China - the costs of maintaining internal resources are huge, and "turning on the printing press for money" is a path to the destruction of the economy ...
In a word, as I wrote at the beginning, everything seems to be fine in China, at the moment it is not bad, but there is no guarantee that this will last for a long time, plus at the moment growth and development are beginning to create internal "tensions."