Posted on 14 December 2009. Tags: Backward Economy, Chairman Mao, china, Deng Xiaoping, Far East, High Tech Progress, Investment, Light Industry
From Chairman Mao’s era of Agricultural focused economy to Deng Xiaoping’s Opening up and Reform policies, inviting in foreign investments to build mainly a Light Industry focused economy in China, China has transformed a great deal in the last 3 decades to a relatively rich country.
But in the 21st Century, a new chapter in China’s History and Future where Light Industry is no longer sufficient for China’s blazing ambition and capacity, dynamo and optimism, Read the full story
Posted in Serious Commentary
Posted on 04 December 2009. Tags: china, CHINESE IMPORTS, goods, homeland security, import, recession, toys, trade
A huge influx of cheap-good laden ships from Mainland China caused Homeland Security to raise its insecurity level to the orange level today. Normally, goods coming in from China raise no terrorist alerts, but due to the present economic crisis the agency has become aware that the importing of cut-rate merchandise from the former Communist land helps to destroy the American manufacturing base. This also takes jobs away from Americans, but since they have government jobs they know they don’t need to care. Read the full story
Posted in Biz News
Posted on 30 November 2009. Tags: America, american media, censorship, china, Chinese, Great firewall of China, Shanghai, Totalitarian
If you have lived in China for a while, you will notice that its media is heavy-handedly censored by the government. Media Censorship in China proves to be very annoying at times. Commercials during children’s programs do not advertise the latest toys but run government programs on civic duties to society and individual morals, responsibilities, and ethics. Read the full story
Posted in Serious Commentary
Posted on 08 November 2009. Tags: Beijing Bullies, censorship, china, paranoia, political oppression, the joke of Democracy, totalitarian state
The day prior to the kick-off of September’s Melbourne International Film Festival its executive director Bluey McBruce received a most bellicose telephone call from a certain Mr Flip Flop Fong – the senior official at the Chinese consulate in the city.
Fong, in no uncertain terms, ordered Mr. McBruce to withdraw a short, but concise, documentary spotlighting the privations and travails suffered by the Chinese human rights and wrongs activist Sue Doku under the jackboot rule of the Beijing Bullies – with the closing threat of “Lose the film – or else!” Read the full story
Posted in Politics, World News
Posted on 03 November 2009. Tags: carbon emissions, china, electric cars, emerging economies, environmenatlly friendly, green energy, renewable, sustainable
Chinese car maker BWB today announced it is about to release a prototype electric vehicle capable of revolutionizing the world of motoring.
Senior BWB (Big Wheel Barrow) design engineer Dr. Flip Flop Fong – the man responsible for power steering on Mongolian roller blades – informed reporters from the Shit or Bust Gazette that the company’s new E6 electric car – due to hit European and US markets before the end of the year – will do 250 miles (400km) on a single charge – and even further if left plugged in. Read the full story
Posted in Environment, Technology
Posted on 18 October 2007. Tags: china, iss, lunar, moon, moon landing, space race, space station, us, ussr
China’s space program has enjoyed successes at a price previously unmatched by any space program. Not the US nor former Soviet Union, not even Canadians have been able to make strides in pace with the Chinese,, and not even because a typical Asian stride is so much shorter based on height alone. Read the full story
Posted in Science
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