/sino/ - 中文

>>77315966
I'm not autistic so no

>Recommended Movie/TV Series:
果然都是电影一个电视剧都没有

>>77315676

>>77315866
i just did lsd lads

>>77316381
>doing lsd
>then posting on 4chan instead of going around outside
i don't believe you

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Saw lots of cute chinese girls in town today

And didn't speak to a single one of them.

>>77315976
they're getting increasingly pathetic ever since they picked up youtube as a full time job

>Guys LOOK at how dirty these roadside service stations are
>They actually SQUAT to shit can you believe that?!?
>Random 10 second clip of Winston's new wife
>Recycled script and shilling for vimeo series
>Video ends

>>77316381
sino isn't cum

>>77316057
因為中國的電視劇都是垃圾,只有Steven Chow的電影有看頭的
>>77316615
It's okay, they are not worth it anyway

>>77316615
get on it

they can't call you a horse face sexpat if you're ploughing chinks here in Albion

>>77316615
good, don't

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>In town to open account at bank of china
>Everyone in there is chinese and is talking chinese
>Holy shit I'm about to actually have my first real chinese conversation with a real chinese person
>Girl at the counter see's me and instantly switches to English
>Bottle it and start speaking English back

Why am I so beta about talking other languages?

>>77316615
they like only white males

>>77317171
are you self-learning? If so use something like interpals to meet chinks for language exchange

otherwise your uni should have societies etc for you to find language partners

>>77317330
I am self learning, I have chinese wechat friends but we converse in written Chinese.

My written is miles ahead of my spoken.

>>77317245
She was bbc but everyone in there was speaking mandarin so I thought I would go with the flow.

Honestly I would never speak chinese to someone in real life unless my chinese was better than their english or the fact that i was studying chinese came up in conversation, but that's just me

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>>77318123
>Spoke chinese to my friend on the train on the way back from town.

We're both learning. I bet we looked proper weird.

weebs and sexpats should be gassed

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What to do in nowhere city deep into interior with 21k RMB a month?

>>77321358
Peru I don't know what you mean peru

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>>77321094
but chinese businessmen from the guangdong province were the first to offer me hookers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEJ3ZN55Agc

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>>77316629
Basically, this. They're trying way too hard, and Winston whoring his wife for views in nearly every video is starting to get annoying. At least prozzie's videos are still decent.

What is the definitive tierlist of the coastal provinces

>>77324024
Peru how dare you post smut Peru
Peru was your peru mom biaozi? Pls let us know peru

>>77324024
interesting

>>77321104
take the train to other cities for a day or a few days

>>77323734
Each city has its own history. You just have to explore all of them and figure out for yourself which one is the most elite.

Generally speaking, Shanghai is the most elite and other coastal cities resent it for being superior.

You can figure out which ones are important by studying past war strategies from KMT generals during 世界打仗2.

Won't point out any specific ones because you'll just have to figure them out for yourself.

>>77324895
>You just have to explore all of them and figure out for yourself which one is the most elite.
>Generally speaking, Shanghai is the most elite and other coastal cities resent it for being superior.

>"figure out which one is the most elite, i won't tell you!"
>proceeds to tell us that Shanghai is the most elite

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>>77326377

leslie cheung, singer of the following song commited suicide by jumping from the suite of the mandarin hotel at HK

http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMjczMzMzOTAyOA==.html?spm=a2h0k.8191407.0.0&from=s1.8-1-1.2

>>77321578
i would bang so hard his wife
really hard
i would cover her in cum 10 times per hour.

>>77321578
i would welcome her to another video on porntube
damn she is perfect

>>77321578
sasha is a hot bitch

https://www.economist.com/blogs/freeexchange/2015/01/chinas-slowdown
MUCH of the analysis of China’s 2014 GDP data, which the government published today, has focused on the economy’s slowdown. That is, on one level, understandable. Growth of 7.4% was China’s weakest in 24 years (see chart below). It was also the first time this century that China has missed its official growth target, falling just short of the official goal of 7.5%. But on another level, the focus on the slowdown seems almost myopic. China joined an exclusive club last year: its economic output exceeded $10 trillion, making it only the second country to achieve that feat (America reached this level in 2000). At market exchange rates, China’s economic output was $10.3 trillion last year, more than five-times bigger than a mere decade ago, when it was $1.9 trillion.
Moreover, the increase in China’s economic size means that slower growth now generates as much additional demand as its turbo-charged growth did just a short time ago. Last year’s growth, even with subdued inflation, yielded an extra 4.8 trillion yuan in GDP, almost exactly the same as in 2007, when growth ran to 14.2% and inflation was far higher. And because the economy today includes more labour-intensive services than in the past, China is doing even better at creating new jobs: it added 13.2 million urban jobs last year, compared with 12 million in 2007.

This would all be beside the point if China’s growth was simply the prelude to a spectacular collapse. But looking beyond the headline GDP figure, China’s growth also appears to be slowly becoming better balanced. The big concern since 2009 when China unleashed a mammoth stimulus programme has been the economy’s excessive reliance on investment and its sluggish consumption spending. Gross fixed capital formation accounted for 48.3% of China’s growth in 2011, well above the peaks of roughly 40% hit by South Korea and Taiwan when they industrialised last century.

>>77329337First, even with last year's 'mini-stimulus' to prop up growth, investment is, little by little, playing a diminished role in China's economy. Consumption drove 51.2% of growth last year, up 3 percentage points from a year earlier. With the contribution from trade also positive for growth, China’s investment-to-GDP ratio is likely to have declined. This can also be seen from the rising share of services in GDP. Services, which are more closely correlated with consumption than with investment, grew to account for 48.2% of the economy last year, up 1.3 percentage points from 2013.

Second, healthy wage growth means that labour’s share of China’s economic output rose last year, another critical part of tilting the country towards greater consumption. After controlling for inflation, incomes increased 8% last year, three-fifths of a percentage point faster than the economy as a whole. Importantly, this income growth probably also resulted in a mild improvement in income equality within China because it was rural citizens, poorer than their urban counterparts, who did particularly well. Rural incomes increased 9.2% last year on average, while urban incomes rose 6.8%. The gap between urban and rural incomes peaked at a ratio of 3.3-to-1 in 2009; it fell to about 2.9 last year.

Anytime there is good news to be gleaned from Chinese statistics, it is customary to ask whether the government’s numbers can be trusted. This is a fair question given evidence in the past that officials, especially those at the local level, have manipulated data to flatter their performance. But that is an outdated way of looking at the Chinese economy: as the services sector grows more quickly and heavy industry weakens, slower electricity output is to be expected. A 2013 survey of Chinese statistics by Carsten Holz of the Hong Kong University found no proof of falsification. That said, he also noted that a lack of transparency made it impossible to double-check final data.

>>77329382
>In this respect it is encouraging that China missed its 2014 growth target. The message from the top of the government is that growth is not as big a priority as in the past. It is a message reinforced by the constant repetition of President Xi Jinping’s favourite slogan for describing the economy, the ‘new normal’. That phrase, intended to describe slower but higher-quality growth, was trotted out no fewer than eight times by the statistics bureau during today’s GDP news conference.
>The Chinese government’s tolerance for the slowdown will be tested in coming months as property investment, the biggest single driver of the economy in recent years, is likely to weaken yet further. The International Monetary Fund has cut its forecast for China’s 2015 growth to 6.8%. That would be its weakest performance in 25 years. But when headlines appear about the 25-year low, as they inevitably will, it is worth remembering that the Chinese economy is more than 25-times bigger than it was in 1990.

Funny how we didn't need any more "China economic slowdown" articles than this one over the last three years.

http://www.atimes.com/article/three-misconceptions-us-chinas-economy/

>Former chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia talked to CNBC about the three main misconceptions he sees being thrown around about China’s economy:

>“Number one, they have pushed their system to the point of Japanese style implosion, with all the debt, and I think that is wrong.

>And, number two, that they have a centrally planned economic structure, every bit of which is driven by the government, and I think that’s wrong. I think that the private economy is actually thriving.

>And, number three, the west does not believe that China innovates. It continues to believe that China is aggressive at stealing intellectual property, and yet, the wave of innovation that is evident in their private-based economy, anything from e-commerce to medical sciences, is really quite spectacular right now. […]

But of course, the American guy who ran the largest investment bank in Asia for a decade is definitely paid by the CCP. Can't trust him at all!

>>77329684
>The Chinese have defied a lot of naysaying for close to 40 years, and I think that will continue to be the case. All the talk about a crash landing, a slowdown, a debt-induced Japanese-like end game, those fears are largely overblown. […]

>With the economy performing better than expected, the stock market should conform to that. But I’ve long learned that the connection between the Chinese economy and the stock market is a tenuous one at best.”

>>77329709
Enjoy his full interview.
http://www.cnbc.com/2017/07/18/china-growth-exceeds-estimates-heres-where-stephen-roach-sees-the-next-big-surge.html

But how did China manage to be so successful? What's their secret? It just doesn't make sense from an orthodox economic view

>>77324186
Not that anon, but we barely have passenger trains if we're lucky

>>77329904
I personally believe it is an extremely complex mix of policies, history, and cultural norms.

What will work for Brazil is probably not the same as what has been working for China. What we do know is that China has been very successful ever since the abandoned Maoism.

There is an odd mixture of foreign policy being sacrificed to boost domestic policy in modern China. That balance has changed since around 2010, but it is still prevalent.

>>77329914
yeah and we have much cleaner air. The Chinese have their own problems and strengths.

>>77329904
capitalism baby

>>77329974
>much cleaner air
https://www.wired.com/2010/07/0726la-first-big-smog/

>>77329904
Deng Xiaoping

>>77329904
Mao and the Chinese Communist Party.

>>77330926
>Mao
You can't be serious

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Why does my chink girlfriend always ask if I've eaten? No shit, every day without fail, usually for all three meals.

>>77329904
from my 12 years experience of dealing with chinks, I think their secrets are .....
-cheap energy - they produce super cheap electricy by burning coal, thats the reason why they are also so polluted
many countries dont allow to burn coal for making energy
-huge cheap labor force - a country with a population of 1450 million
-culture - chinese love money,all of them want to become rich, their grediness has no limits, me as a latino, I dont want to become a billionarie, Jesus says being greegy is bad.
-Inferiority complex - I think the chinese feel inferior towards the japanese and koreans, thats why they work so hard to be at the top.
-Currency manipulation - chink government control the banks so they also control the currency rates.

>>77316819
>Steven Chow
可惜他現在的電影也都是垃圾了

>>77331047
>-Currency manipulation - chink government control the banks so they also control the currency rates.
Brazil used to have a lot of public banks (we still have some), and the government just fucked up, lots of inflation till the end of the 90s, when the Real was implemented.

>>77330964
Of course I am, Mao saved China.

>>77331004
It's basically a greeting

>>77331004
>chink girlfriend
Living the dream

PUTOS chinos de MIERDA

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>>77331342
I know it, lad. Never met a more feminine grill. The memes are real.

>>77315866
Are they still planning to construct the new rail between SZX and HKG airport?

Can native Chinese speakers even write properly? Hanzi characters seem stupidly complicated

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Now this is a Chinese anime thread
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0bTe2IHu2Q&t=35s

>>77334590
that's pretty neat

Is Winston's wife considered attractive in China?

>>77334543
they're actually pretty easy to write if you know the stroke orders and have a thin enough pen; if you ever go to China you can also see old men writing entire parts of the Three Kingdoms or shit like that on the sidewalk with oil/water and a brush

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3L8osxCmUBU

There's gonna be millions of these little hellion chinks growing up soon and thinking they deserve the world on a silver platter and own everything.

Expect to continue seeing chinks bullying the rest of Asia, chinks running each other over and fleeing the scene, the highly obnoxious stereotypical Chinese tourists or students abroad, etc etc for the next 50-100 years, or however long Chinkland's artificially propped up economy lasts. kek

>>77336028
I have Chinese friends on wechat and from what I've seen everything I've been told about "This is how Chinese people are" has been a lie.

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>>77331004
It's basically the chinese way of saying "How are you"
Since food plays a central part in chinese culture

>>77331004
>Chink gf
>Doesn't understand the most basic Chinese

>>77336435
Jealous cunt

>>77336028
>chinks will start behaving like whites

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日落的时候,她蹲在草里,发出阵阵呜咽。每一条粪便都比前面的更松软,更难闻。当月亮出现的时候,她排泄的已经是棕色的液体。她喝的越多,拉的就越多,但是拉得越多,她也感到更口渴,为了止渴她又一次爬到小溪旁,捞起吮吸更多的水。当她最后终于闭上眼睛,丹妮已经不知道自己有没有力量再次睁开它们。

>>77336028
Why is laowhy's wife so ugly?

>>77336137
Of course most Chinese people will deny that it's a problem because they have grown up with it and don't think it's a problem and it's normal

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Is Pepe really that popular in China? I'm seeing him everywhere.

>>77340205
i wonder what mao would think of this blatant consumerist propaganda

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>>77340263

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大蒜很漂亮!

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yfw you realize satania is china

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ec4SRWtXDUU

>>77341138
f

Cao ni ma
t. fuerdai league player
Why dont they just play on Chinese servers at most they'd get 90ms

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>>77334590
The Knives remind me of touhou project

>Tfw no sakuya mokou