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Analyzing the Chinese Auto Market - Autoline This Week 2020
Three Asian automotive experts including Michael Dunne of Dunne Automotive, James Chao of IHS Automotive Asia-Pacific & Bill Russo from GaoFeng Greater China, join John McElroy on the floor of the Beijing Auto Show to discuss the, up to now, booming Chinese automotive market and where it goes from here.
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Driving in China Highway 6X G1,S26 From Huludao to Jianchang 葫芦岛至建昌
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The trip is via G1 BeiJing-Haerbing Expressway and S26 Xingcheng-Jianchang Expressway, with a total length of 94.1 kilometers, all located in Huludao City, Liaoning Province. The G1 road has a mileage of 11 kilometers and the S26 mileage is 83.1 kilometers. The S26 is a high-speed expressway built in the western mountainous area of Huludao City. It is an inter-provincial expressway connecting Huludao City and Jianchang County under its jurisdiction. There are more corners and the speed limit is 80 km/h.
All kinds of vehicles on the G1 road are as good as ever, and the S26 vehicles are scarce. The surrounding scenery is typical of the hilly landforms of western Liaoning, with few plantings and arid drought.
Due to the short length of the highway, it is very fast to travel, the time is about 56 minutes.
本次行程途经G1京哈高速和S26兴建高速，全程94.1公里，均处于辽宁省葫芦岛市境内。G1路段里程11公里，S26里程83.1公里。S26兴建高速，建设于葫芦岛市西部山区，是连接葫芦岛市与下辖的建昌县的一条省际高速公路。弯道较多，限速80公里/小时。
G1路段各种车辆一如继往的多如牛毛，S26车辆稀少。周边景色为典型的辽西丘陵地貌，植备稀少，偏干旱。
由于这段高速公路里程较短，所以很快就行驶完全程，时间大约是56分钟。
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North Korean (NK) leader Kim Jong Il visited China,
during the summit of China, Japan and South Korea.
It is rare for Kim Jong Il to visit China three times
within a year. An outsider' analysis pointed out
that this indicates NK's seeking of help from China,
so NK would not face political and economic
difficulties at home and isolation internationally.
South Korean media reported that on May 20,
Kim Jong Il arrived in Yanbian Jilin by train,
via Mudanjiang and Changchun. He visited
the Changchun First Automobile on May 21.
It is learned that this company would invest in NK.
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao told Lee Myung-bak,
South Korean President on May 22 in Tokyo,
that the purpose of Kim's visit is to understand
China's development and thus gain a reference.
After a 29-hour train ride, Kim Jong Il arrived
at Yangzhou, Jiangsu. Kim visited a supermarket
and a solar technology company.
On May 24, he arrived at Nanking and visited
the Panda Electronics, Olympic Stadium
and the World Museum. In the afternoon,
he went to Beijing and talked with Chinese leaders.
North Korea lacks energy, food and essential raw
materials and also suffers under the United Nations'
sanction due to its nuclear program.
Voice of America pointed out on May 23,
that China was concerned with NK's refugees rush
if NK would collapse due to economic catastrophe.
The South Korean presidential spokesman referred
to Kim's visit as an educational trip.
Analysts in Japan said that Kim's China visit
was an embarrassing request for assistance
from China to solve food shortage crisis in NK.
Wang Weizheng, a Professor of Political Science,
at the University of Richmond:
N. Korea is probably facing economy hardships.
Although a few years ago it voiced out that it wants
to imitate China's reform and opening up policies.
I think he wants to learn something from China.
According to Yonhap, in South Korea was held
a Seminar on food aid to North Korea..
Claudia von Roehl from the World Food Program
said on behalf of North Korea that due to reduction
of food production and international assistance,
6 million Koreans will suffer from food shortages.
Robert King, U.S. State Department's
NK human rights envoy, visited NK on May 24,
to assess the situation of food shortages there
and also to raise the issue with NKs' human rights.
Based on the assessment, Korea and the U.S.
will decide if food aid programs can restart in NK.
Due to the Cheonan and Yin Ping Island incidents
last year Korea and the U.S. completely cut off aids
to North Korea. Under this situation, Chosun Ilbo
of South Korea reported that Kim's brother-in-law
Jang visited Jilin Province in May and signed
a lease of the Golden Plain at the downstream
of Yalu River to China for 100 years.
Su Zhan (Economics' Professor, University of Laval,
Canada): setting up special administrative regions
but it needed an institutional reform. NK is facing
two major political issues today, one is the tension
in East Asia, in particular a series of moves by NK,
the other is a question of its inheritance.
Yonhap reported that in 2009 North Korea amended
the constitution and the word communism
was replaced by military-first ideology.
Last September, Kim Jong Il extended
the hereditary dictatorship further and established
27-year-old Kim Zhengen (his third son) as his heir.
And Japan's Yomiuri Shimbun reported:
After being confirmed as the heir, Kim Zhengen
frequently published his remarks about economy
such as 'In the past, we could tolerate no food,
but not without bullets, now we can tolerate
no bullets but not without food'. He also said:
'All civilians will have rice and meat
within three years'.
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao stressed at the summit
on May 22, that through dialogues tensions between
North and South Korea could be eased,
but he too is opposing a nuclear North Korea.
The Korean nuclear issue was raised again
during the US-China summit early this year.
Then leaders from US, Japan and Korea agreed,
that denuclearization of the Korean peninsula
will greatly promote peace and stability
in Northeast Asia. An outsider pointed out
that North Korea's nuclear program is actually
a scheme between China and North Korea
to blackmail the international community.
NTD reporters Li Yuanhan and Xiao Yu
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China's November CPI Eases to 4.2%
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China's consumer price index (CPI) growth rate eased to 4.2%
year-on-year in November, which is lower than October's 5.5%, and is the lowest in 14 months.
Some analysts said the November inflation rate had dropped
significantly, reaching a lower level than expected,
giving space for decision-makers to change the monetary policy.
But experts and others questioned the truth of the data.
Beijing National Bureau of Statistics released the news on Dec. 9
that compared with the past year, November's CPI rose 4.2%.
Within it, food prices rose 8.8%, consumer prices rose 5.0%,
service prices rose 2.4%.
In the first 11 months of this year, the average monthly CPI increased by 5.5%.
November's CPI rising rate is the lowest in the last 14 months.
Wall Street Journal did an online survey which showed that
87% of Chinese netizens didn't feel that the cost of living had decreased.
Netizens said on Strong Nation Forum: The price of
vegetables has increased sharply.
Only certain foods have decreased in some areas for example
cabbage in Shandong province, potato in Inner Mongolia.
Has there been any other price decrease?
Food prices have increased very quickly,
that is something that people can feel in their daily lives .
Cao'an Jushi, an economic commentator told NTD, the Chinese
government doesn't dare to publish the real inflation data.
Cao'an Jushi:Two explanations by CCP are actually
self-deceiving.
In fact, the inflation is much more serious than the CPI that
the CCP has published.
In the third quarter, China's GDP was said to have increased
by 22%, but actually it's about 6%. So, the real inflation in China is about 16%.
China 's November manufacturing Purchasing Managers'
Index (PMI) fell below the critical point.
The newest data shows that the November industry and
investment has continued to slow down.
All of these figures show that the Chinese economy
is cooling down with inside and outside factors.
However, Reuters has quoted an analyst's view that this
cooling is a result of policy active control which can be expected.
Consumption increase in Nov. shows domestic demand is
stable, which is important for the Chinese economy to remain steady, and to avoid a hard landing.
The has BBC said that, many analysts have estimated that ensuring growth
is the first priority of Chinese government.
After reducing the deposit reserve ratio, China central bank is likely to take
more relaxed policies in the next few weeks.
Cao Yuanzheng, chief economist of Bank of China thinks that,
there's still a big risk that the Chinese economy will have a hard landing, and that the price level will not decline.
So, the monetary policy will be based on stabilizing next year,
and it's possible that there will be some light adjustment in some parts.
Lu Bingyang, the deputy director of Finance & Tax Institute,
at the China Renmin University pointed out that
the main reason for the Chinese economy's imbalance is
the government's fiscal expansion policy.
It set up a commodity - based tax system in which people
don't dare to spend, as well as an income distribution which benefits the government and state-owned enterprises.
Feng Xingyuan, the deputy director of Beijing Tianze Economic
Institute told NTD that
the policy had created the phenomenon of state-owned
businesses expanding and the private sector shrinking ,
which in turn blocks the transformation of
the economy's growth mode.
Feng Xingyuan: If monetary policy is to be more stable,
It be better to loosen credit control a little.
The key is that the Chinese government's fiscal spending
has expanded too much.
Then, overall there is a need for the government to reduce
control, or even to apply tax decreasing.
There is need for a universal competition policy,
rather than continuous engagement in industrial policy,
which means that there is a need to improve the competitive
and living environment.
The most important Central Economic Work Conference will
be held soon, and experts are expecting that
the steady tone of monetary policy will continue next year,
and that the economic focus will be on steady economic growth, curbing inflation and structural adjustment.
NTD Reporters: Chang Chun, Li Yuanhan and Xiao Yu
China International Food Exhibition and Import Food Exhibition (IFE China) 2019
China (Guangzhou) International Food Exhibition and Import Food Exhibition (IFE China), an industrial base and import and export hub for food business. It is being held in Guangzhou, China on 26-28 June 2019.
With years of accumulation, IFE China becomes a leading B2B platform covering the whole value chain of the food industry. The event presents extensive opportunities for all participants to get in touch with prospective business partners in China. It is a must-attend platform for overseas food companies to enter the China market.
IFE focus on assisting oversea companies to find the distributors and agents to expand the food & beverage market in China.
You can easily find these categories: Wine & Spirits, Food & Beverage, Herbal, Nutrition, Organic & Natural Products, Nutrition and health food, Oil, Olive Oil & Edible Oil.
The fair is dedicated to food technology and food industry including including: Storage, Processing and manufacturing of foods, Retailing, Packaging.
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Prostitution in Chinese hotel: a Chinese mascarade
I am not debating prostitution here, but the huge mascarade in China. While the government talks about moral, most hotels make a large part of their income from prostitution.
SHENYANG VLOG - CHINA 2019 (PART 2 OF 2)
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BEIJING:
Day 1 - Audi Q3 Trans China Tour 2011
The wheels aren't yet turning. For now, the Audi Q3s are still sitting on the launching pad in the heart of Beijing -- the vibrant, noisy and dynamic centre of this big capital full of bright, sparkling lights. Early tomorrow, the starter will drop the green flag and the 20 samoa orange Q3s will set out on their 5,700-kilometers trip across China. The task that lies ahead of them is not for the fainthearted and some drivers are beginning to feel a bit uneasy. Everyone knows that traffic here is a completely different kettle of fish than traffic at home in the western hemisphere. Whatever traffic regulations may -- or may not -- be in force, they are observed at best sporadically. Driving in Beijing means, first and foremost, a constant struggle to move up one or two cars in the perpetual traffic jams.
Chinese artists like to work on a large scale and display it in the art district, 798. Perhaps this young man is afraid of the gigantic clay ape?
The participants -- journalists from Germany, France, Austria, Luxembourg, Sweden, Singapore and the Middle East -- have spent the last two days in China, where they first visited Audi's latest, state-of-the-art production facility before flying to Beijing. On their trip from the airport to the central business district, the group passed historic sites and monuments as well as brand-new neighbourhoods with dramatic skylines. The pace of development here is breathtaking - entire urban districts have shot up overnight and are waiting for their new residents. Everything seems to be in motion. There may be the occasional relic of the past, such as temples with pagoda roofs, ornamental garden parks and historic waterways. Yet despite that, the country always feels like it is rushing forward in the fast lane. Three thousand years running in fast forward mode; the future is already included.
That feeling is further reinforced by a visit to the artist's district, 798. The avant-garde of today's modern art is no longer found exclusively in New York or London -- Beijing is where the trends are set. In the galleries here, on the premises of a former metal factory, artists renowned across the globe showcase their work -- at prices that have also long since become globalised. And around and about it all, the streets teem with activity. Street painters, necklace vendors, families -- and many, many tourists from the West.
Beijing is a city that enamoured of superlatives. This includes the gigantic LED screen at the shopping and business temple The Place. On this high-tech baldachin towering high above the heads of visitors, 14.5 million LEDs deliver razor-sharp definition on a vast, 200 x 30 metre expanse. It is an impressive display, even for die-hard, western tech-nerds and the perfect choice for the tour's kick-off event. Tonight, the Audi Trans China Tour is really putting on a show: Below the mega-screen is the Audi Tour Terminal -- a shining, white modern-day pagoda, surrounded by the 20 vehicles taking part in the trip. Michael Dick, AUDI AG's chief of technical development, welcomed the participants to a country that is invariably fascinating and that keeps surprising us. Dick went on to say that as the world's biggest automotive market, China had become an important pillar in Audi's global growth strategy. The automobiles with the four rings have always been the leaders in China's premium market -- a position which Audi plans not only to defend, but to expand even further.
The new Audi Q3 will play a pivotal role in this. As of 2012, it will also be produced locally in Changchun. Expectations are high: In the last few years, the SUV market has not just grown, it has literally exploded. That means the Q3 is ideally positioned, especially for young, private buyers who appreciate design and quality. Over the next few days the Audi Q3's compatibility with China's roads will be put to the test, on the fancy boulevards of its metropolises as well as the rugged countryside. Tomorrow, the journey begins. The first stage goes from Beijing to Jinan -- 462 kilometres are waiting.
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UKTI: Doing business in China - Markets & Brands - Part 4
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Shanghai metro-Tiantong road, how to transfer from line10 to line12(Qixin road)?上海地铁-天潼路，10转12（七莘路）
Hi everyone, I am Eric, subway is the best transportation tool in Shanghai, it’s fast and convenient, especially for tourists, there are many stations which you can transfer from one line to another line, in order to show clearly, I made the video series, I hope it can be useful as tour guide, thank you
大家好，我是Eric, 地铁是上海最快最方便的交通工具，很多站点可以多条线路换乘，我做了这个系列的视频，希望对你有用，谢谢
Tiantong road station includes line10, line 12
天潼路站内含10号线，12号线
it is normal transfer, you can transfer in the station
这是正常换乘，可以站内换乘
Pls note that there 2 different platforms for line 12, you must follow the sign to correct platform
请注意12号线有2个不同的站台，你必须根据指示牌选择正确的站台
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4 Million chinese Prostitutes
There are over 4 MILLION PROSTITUTES in China and the numbers are rising.
Shanghai street view-Ningbo road(near East Nanjing road)，上海街景-宁波路（近南京东路）
Hi everyone, I am Eric, I’m local Shanghainese, in order to show real Shanghai, I launched this project for street view.I know maybe the video is not good, anyway I will still complete the project, I will take video for most main downtown street. I’m appreciated if i can get your support.
Ningbo road is in Huangpu district
大家好，我是Eric, 我知道我拍的街景视频不够好，但我还是会完成这个自己定下的任务，拍摄上海主城区几乎所有的主要街道，希望能得到你的支持，谢谢
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Changsha Metro Line 1 - Wuyi Square (五一广场) → Guihuaping (桂花坪)(7/7/2017)
===Train Information===
Leading Car: 01A024
Current Car: 01B023
Origin: Kaifu District Government (开福区政府)
Destination: Shangshuangtang (尚双塘)
Model: CSR Zhuzhou Electric Locomotive Company Limited (南车株洲电力机车股份有限公司)
No. of Cars: 6
Stops Before Guihuaping:
Huangxing Square (黄兴广场)
Nanmenkou (南门口)
Houjiatang (侯家塘)
Nanhu Road (南湖路)
Huangtuling (黄土岭)
Tujiachong (涂家冲)
Railway Campus (铁道学院)
Youyi Road (友谊路)
Provincial Government (省政府)
Date Recorded: July 7, 2017
Taken using my Fujifilm XP80
TRAVEL VLOG CHINA: Street Massage and Square Dance // 中国旅行记：街头按摩还有广场舞
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No Casualties Reported after 5.7-Magnitude Earthquake Hits China's Jilin
No casualties have been reported so far after a 5.7-magnitude earthquake hit Ningjiang District, Songyuan City of northeast China's Jilin Province at 1:50 a.m. Monday Beijing time, according to local authorities.
The epicenter of the quake was monitored at 45.27 degrees north latitude and 124.71 degrees east longitude.
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