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Quote from: Wind_FURY on September 20, 2021, 01:21:43 PM

China can, A. BRRR-print, and pump their economy with Yuan to stop the crash, OR B. Let the economy fix itself by leaving it alone, and let it be through a recession. For Bitcoin HODLers, we can, A. Relax, OR B. embrace another golden opportunity to buy the dip and HODL. Cool

You can rest assured that ever if China is presented with two choices between letting something resolve itself or staging a huge power-grabbing intervention, they will take the latter every time. The chinese party is obsessed with control, and they've turned their society into an Owellian nightmare that is only increasing the amount of control they exert over everyday life.

The Chinese government, the latter, has always been totalitarian. The truth was showing signs of maturity and partial support for market rules. But totalitarianism does not tolerate freedom, which began to break through in everything and everywhere. Therefore, the most anticipated turn of events is "tightening the screws", a decrease in freedoms, an increase in totalitarian methods in management. Well, as a result - the curtailment of the economic "miracle"

Exactly, I just wrote something similar in the other Evergrande thread. Coincidentally, also in response to you. The totalitarianism is exactly why the party can't tolerate a free Hong Kong or an independent Taiwan. Having free societies of ethnically chinese inhabitants could inspire people to question the party's rule over mainland china, so it is imperative from the party's point of view to bring both Hong Kong and Taiwan to heel, and sooner rather than later.

While everyone was talking about the bankruptcy of construction companies in China, another event took place in China, which suggests that the country is waiting for changes, and apparently not for the better. So: just recently, China celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party. In honor of this, an approved list of .... "great spirits of the spiritual lineage of the Chinese communists" was released. No, you heard right! Exactly. Here is the link to the website of the Chinese Communist Party, check out http://cpc.people.com.cn/n1/2021/0929/c64387-32242664.html
Why do I consider this event "important" enough and that it will affect China, and most likely negatively. Let me explain - in all totalitarian regimes, with the deterioration of the situation inside the country, the only way to restrain the population from rebellion is a sharp increase in patriotic movements, ideology, etc. Read what "spirits" will now be at the head of the Chinese ideologues! the spirit of party building, the spirit of Soviet territories (!!!), the spirit of the anti-Japanese war, and others, no less patriotic. So very soon we will see the "whipping up of patriotism" in China, with all the consequences of totalitarian regimes