Remember how Toyota, Honda and Nissan were laughed at in the 1970s and 1980s and accused of all kinds of things. Remember how Hyundai, Samsung, Kia went through the same in the 1980s and 1990s.
@@cuckoonut1208 really? South Korea was a dictatorship then while in the case of Japan, go revisit what the west was saying about it then... What you mean is the west simply can't accept challengers, especially one as big and 'scary' as China.. With the means and capacity to give it a supreme run for its money.
@@cuckoonut1208 not scare countries - rely on the US for national defense; carefully not to do things the US wouldn’t want them to do e.g. build narrow body panels
@@cuckoonut1208Japan stopped being a scary country when it started building car factories in the US employing American workers. The Japan bashing from Detroit stopped overnight when that happened.
Forty years ago, China was still concerned with how to feed its people, but today, we do not find it strange to compare it with the most technologically powerful country in the world, which has dominated the world for 100 years. Regardless of the outcome, this in itself is a huge success for China.
Kinda of hard for USA to compete with China when the bar for China is extremely low and USA is high, China landing on the far side of the moon is an accomplishment as USA sends a space craft to Pluto and its consider simply “eh”, I think the rocket scene on this video explained it quite well, China is competitive in markets that USA creates lol, And comparing chinas progress to USA of tech that’s been operating for nearly 3 decades , and the very end ot the video where they only one country can lay claim to astrophysics as if it’s a question when literally the answer is USA, sorry but it’s absolutely true, I’m waiting for China to finally do something the USA isn’t able , right now USA is able to do everything China can but China can’t do everything USA has and it won’t be for a very long time , now I’m thinking by 2050 that can change but reality is , China isn’t even close to USA . But time always changes stuff and I do see it possible China one day can , specially when the problems of China can actually become public , only a superpower can afford to have their problems well known. Power in the world is clearly noticed and its USA , the world actually plans around an American congress stalling Ukraine aid , no other country even comes close for bad or good let’s me real, the only thing China has done better then USA is propaganda, and that is saying a lot because both are extremely good at at it , And Ukraine has shown Russian military equipment isn’t even on par with American ones , which I’m not going to lie, prior I figured Russian military ones were either on par or only slightly worse and yet in battle American ones are showing to be generations ahead .
@@AV88-dz3jk it doesnt matter who creates something where people compete. Chinese accidentally invented gunpowder during the search for the heaven medicine to gain immortality but later European modified it and created field cannons.. Later can surpass the creator if playing in the right way, better way
In China, Tesla Model 3/Y are not consider as "luxury car", as their price range is targeted at regular middle-class families. Local Chinese brands like Nio, HiPhi and Li are the more accepted luxury EV brands in the Chinese market, with higher price range and better service than Model 3/Y.
@@tooltalkI mean that's quite literally a us talking point, they showed as luxury vehicles in Europe too so the vast majority of the world with the exception of US and Canada consider them luxury vehicles so about 95% of the world
Please, the US doesn’t need to dominate every industry, just stick with what you good at. If you are excellent in semiconductor, keep leading and sell your products to Chinese, and that is it. It’s quite obvious to see that no matter what you do in the future there’s no way you can stop this country from growing. That’s a country with huge population, land and resources, also hard-working people. The world is big enough, it’s not just about either Chinese or American.
@@DavidWelchInIowa this is probably a lie. If you hired a smart graduate chinese at an american company and he made something. When he leave the company or create his own company, and create that same product, is he copying?
China has been long holding unreasonable hatred against the US despite US' multiple attempts to communicate and mitigate tension. Seems your remarks are out of either ignorance and malicious intention to twist facts
Video never mentions that Tesla buys the LFP blade battery from BYD for some of the models in china. Very big development as it shows BYD is still a huge supplier for others not just themselves.
The CCPs (total) lack of respect for domestic market economics (dynamics) is key! Re: Chinese EV Realities. With Tesla’s profit margins 8x (conservatively) that of BYD’s, China’s EV boom is ringing hollow. Is BYD doing better on their USA EV bus & van sales?
@@Crunch_dGH United States trying every possible way to sanction Chinese product like battery,solar panels and Automobiles.😅Anyway BYD starting to look nicer than Tesla.
The Chinese cars are gaining momentum in South Africa too. Great value for money, after sales support and they seem to listen to critics and keep improving.
@@mikrobyo1790Electric cars from well-established companies such as BYD and GWM have been selling in Europe for a while already, and no problems have occurred with these cars to date, they are by far the best value for money on the ev market. remembering that "batteries on fire" was also a tesla problem in the beginning and this happens with brands that are not very consolidate, not the case of BYD and GWM
Lies, lies and lies...Chinks' batteries will only last two or three years at most until the batteries fail!(New batteries required just $22,000.00 Dollars USA!)
America：On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, it's the China-collapse theory; on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, it's the China-threat theory. Sundays are for rest and relaxation.
But how can they collapse and threaten another country at the same time? Imagine that somebody had a heart attack, collapsed and fell off the balconey and at the same time threatening someone else. Ah, that someone else must be standing under the balconey to possibly get hit. That explains it!
@@heatherheatherway6282The news media in Europe and America often promote China in this way, which is also their inner reaction. They either promote that China has collapsed or that China poses a threat to them. They keep repeating it, but they don't feel contradictory either
If China can build a space station, its version of GPS, Beidou, the largest HSR and highway networks SINGLE-HANDEDLY, in such a short frame of time, the rest wouldn't be that hard, it's just a matter of time. So, if the U.S. wants to be the modern-day Tanya Harding, it's bound to fail. The writing is already on the wall.
"America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we lose our freedoms it will be because we have destroyed ourselves from within" - Abraham Lincoln in 1862.
China would be progressing rapidly. Time will tell. Pushing them so harsh in the last five years just like an awaken call to the whole nation to take even more drastic approaches to progress even much more quickly.
They already surpassed the west in most technological categories.. you need to update your mindset.. stop using windows 98 and thinking you are advanced
The situation between the US and China remind me of the tale of the tortoise and the hare. While the hare kept trying to sabotage the progress of the tortoise, the tortoise kept it's head down and kept on moving ahead slowly. And won! The US has the potential to remain a great power. But it is destroying itself through bad management and military ambitions. Wishing both countries wisdom and good luck.
China is not exactly keeping its head down. They have consistently stole American technology and made copy’s of it among other things. As long as the CCP acts obnoxious the US will continue hurting them, and it’s hard to see China having a bright future without the US protecting the trade routs in which they use to import the goods they NEED because they cannot secure them within their own borders.
I have never been to China but in the USA you can walk around SF or even NYC and the signs of rot and deterioration in our biggest cities are evident everywhere
I moved out to China five years ago. Over the past two or three years, I've been massively impressed by the EVs coming out from domestic manufacturers like NIO, XPENG, etc. They're futuristic and are miles ahead in terms of performance and technology (as well as looks) compared with the likes of Tesla. China's major cities have had autonomous robot deliveries for years, and also a few months ago here in Shenzhen, they started drone deliveries of packages (not to homes but to pick up stations on the street). China is literally living in the future.
Watch out bro, dont get stabbed someday. Chinese people are nice and polite but a significant portion of them are getting more and more aggressive toward foreigners thanks to the propaganda from social media.
@@mattshussett8063 "1984" is something imagined by Westerners; in reality, this book is quite popular in China, available in bookstores and online. becoz It has no relation to Chinese society, but resembles the ideologically driven America of today even more. Chinese readers often view this book as a thriller and a cautionary tale.
Some of the best looking cars on Dubai roads are Chinese EVs. I'm a happy Toyota owner. But when it's time to upgrade, I will most definitely be looking at BYD or NIO
I guess you're buying cars for the looks. Me, on the other hand, I am buying cars for the quality, reliability. Just look at the U.S. streets, 15-20 years old cars in the U.S. are still pass emissions and still on the road.
Amazed by how fast China is not only catching up but even surpassing the US in so many fields in such a speed that should have taken many generations knowing where their technology was 3 decades ago. With such an exponential speed one can only wonder where their technology will be in the next 3 decades! Their greatest challenge is now their population growth drastic downward trend and the impact it will have on domestic demand. Europe seems to be already behind but nothing is written in stone as China’s growth has proven, no one ever thought that this could happen, 3 decades ago. Even in chips, many still believe that the gap is so big that China will never catch up… China might prove them wrong. Hopefully we can see something similar reproduced elsewhere in other continents.
China has been incredibly inventive, and a lot of the key technologies of the industrial revolution were invented by Chinese engineers and craftspeople. Globalisation means everybody gets access to everything, especially when it comes to ideas... surely? The secrecy of the cold war served to impair the development of social and ethical forms of advanced technology.
I am Chinese and I just spent roughly USD 14,000 on an all-electric vehicle. The driving experience is a complete game-changer! Plus, the operating costs are incredibly low, requiring only about $20 per month to cover more than 1,000 km of driving!
I would definitely buy that here in the US if I could. I am curious, how affordable is it in China? About how much USD equivalent do people make a month in China?
@@randoomain7485 There are quite a few EV brands offer small EVs that could drive 100-150 miles. The price for this type of EV is about 6000-10,000USD, good enough for city shopping or take kids to school. The cost for electricity each 100 miles could be as low as 2-5 dollars depending on where and when you charge you car. Service to the EVs is cut to minimum, you need to do once a year to change gear oil or check air-conditions.
@@randoomain7485700usd a month if you have 0 in your bank and just be a worker but the work not that busy. If you are educated that would be different. uber driver in china can get 1400 usd per month. so if you buy this car to do uber actually it is affordable.
@@KennyboyGM tell me which country doesn't or has never copied from another. Much of the U.S. space tech has been copied from Germany, a country adept at technology and innovation. Germany's engineering is the best in the world. UK was the world factory for 150 years before any other country catch up. US again borrowed alot from the UK after the second world war. The bottomline is countries have been copying one another for centuries, I don't know why Americans feel threatened and bitter when China do the same in attempt to put food on the table for its 1.5 Billion people. Countries should mature up.
It's all about a matter of time. The important point is that there is a centralized political will to guide these important national decisions. And give or take 5-10 years these technologies can be advanced and made viable over time.
Finally someone speaks truth about the actual Pros of China's political/economical system. Most people from US doesn't understand how a country can truly be united to achieve something critical to the future of a country. In this case, it's China running against time to replace and overtake key technologies from the US and its allies as a whole. Since Trump's sanction, China has caught up and become leading in almost every tech frontier, except in chip manufacturing where they are still (only) two generations behind. Once they figured out how to get down to 3-4nm fabrication, once they will, US won't have any tech left to even start a sanction against China.
Considering how backward China was 50 years ago. In such a short time, it can produce products with the most sophisticated technology, which is just amazing! Hope every developing country in the world will be able to achieve the same thing some day!
Yeah, it’s amazing how quickly China can “develop” tech when they steal the technology from other countries. Corporate and military espionage is very effective.
im mexican, 78 & living in mexico city. when china was poor, no one gave them any respect but only mocked and laughed at the chinese. today china is rich, smart & very powerful... the world listens to every world the chinese people say. i saw all this change took place in under 30 years. bottom line here, money talks and money is power. instead of us mexicans being jealous of china, lets copy, learn and follow in the chinos footsteps - viva powerful china!
@@chengenofhust Mexico will be the biggest winner in this run of de-globalization. More and more Chinese companies will come to Mexico to build everything.
Mexico is next to the US and there’s a high standards of living so labor is not cheap. China rises from poor thanks to companies around the world open factories in China to make more profits. After years, policies make it’s become impossible for those companies to moved out of china.
China is currently the world leader in solar panels and drones but due to chip restrictions from US, netherland, Japan and SK Huawei who was once the no.1 in 5g tech is struggling to make their own 5g chips now but this might change as lot of investments are going into this research also AI application is hard to say as China has industrial bottlenecks in both software and high end chip production like 7nm, 5nm and 3nm compared to US but China has a different advantage in ai due to liberal privacy regulations compared to the west and a large amount of data from 1.4 billion people to train their AI model they aren't lagging behind much but without highend chips this gap will only widen currently China is combating the chip blocade by using cloud computing services partnered with google, amazon etc. But Biden is trying to even restrict these services that's why China sanctioned them by blocking 2 critical minerals for chips, currently China is only able to mass produce 28nm and that too require some assistance from asml and raw materials like ultra pure silicon wafers from Japan China's fully indigenous grown chip stops at 90nm
5G i can´t tell you, there are conflicting sources on the internet which either name the US or China as No1, but atm China installes far more 5G towers than the US does. Commerical drones China is years ahead with DJI compared to any other drone maker, no one comes even close to the variety, different capabilities of their drones and their price point. In AI the US leads clearly, that´s probably bc AI has more freedom for development there, in China there is strict censorship, so you would also have to implement this into the AI and it has way more regulation there.
@@krac3x438 hmm you're right I missed the censorship point it certainly affects it's development and dji is the Apple of drone market for now but with the chip sanctions I'm not sure how it will affect the future autonomous drones I'm not an electronic engineer so i don't know the specifics but certainly the restrictions will affect it's future growth same with 5g tech as of now China has more 5g coverage and users compared to US but currently Huawei their biggest 5g brand is struggling to make their own 5g chip for their smartphone because of the sanctions if they were able to tackle this issue the china can most likely overtake at&t, nokia and Ericsson
Comparing the C919 to the B737 with the facs that both are single aisle aircraft and have aprox the same amount of seats and claiming its copying, is like comparing a VW Golf to a Renault Megane and telling people both have 4 wheels and 5 seats. So is the Airbus A320 also just an evil copy of the Boeing 737???
Deng Xiaoping famously said "It doesn't matter whether a cat is black or white, as long as it catches mice." The point here is, China 1.4 billions plus, of that 800 millions plus are middle class market all is looking for
C919 is very new and young. Once every chinese airline uses C919 then its game over for Boeing coz no one wants their plane to crash like MH370 and MH17. As at 2022, Boeing aircrafts have been involved in nearly 6,000 aviation accidents and incidents worldwide. Of those, 415 were fatal accidents, resulting in over 9,000 deaths. Go Google it.
737 is very old and outdated. But Boeing is too greedy to invest money to build new platforms that is why 737max had serious problems. If Chinese want copy, they would copy airbus 320 , not Boeing 737.
It isn’t, imagine the phone market right now if the US didn’t sanction huaweii, Huaweii makes great devices but is not the same without Android, people would be importing them if they were only banned market-wise
@@kalmorri9613 Well, under devastating U.S. sanctions, Huawei rolled out its Harmony operating system. It's giving the world a 3rd option other than IOS and Android, both of which are owned by U. S. Corporations and are under the control of the U. S. Government. Harmony will be providing benefits to the part of the world that doesn't want to be controlled by the U.S. government.
Putting the competition aside, it seems to me that in today’s world only the US and China are currently making comprehensive technological advances and economic development at the national level.
china is just copying... that is not "making advances". The US makes advances. Europe, Canada, Australia, Japan, Suth Korea etc "make advances". The ccp is just a thief.
@@seanl764 Noble prizes are for basic research. They don't necessarily translate to technological prowess and actually putting out things that serves real and quantifiable purpose.
@@seanl764 Nobels generally award only research that goes back decades ，because it takes time to verify the importance of the technology. And decades ago, most Chinese people were very poor and worried about lack of food.
### Engineers - China: ~4 million - United States: ~1.8 million ### Scientists - China: ~1.6 million - United States: ~1.5 million ### Technicians - China: ~8.6 million - United States: ~400,000 ### Skilled Workers (Facharbeiter) - China: ~165 million - United States: ~19 million ### STEM Graduates Annually - China: ~4.7 million - United States: ~500,000
6 months later after this filmed, BYD outsold Tesla globally, Chinese SMIC has began manufacturing 5nm chips for Huawei, time really flying on China side
ROFL. The Chinese are also selling 1.5V Nuclear batteries. Yep, NUCLEAR batteries. SMIC does NOT have 5nm lithography machines. They are going to tell the world that they can do COLD-FUSION,. Got it "little Pink"?
China is now giving the United States a headache, because the United States cannot sanction China, from military weapons to electric vehicles to chips and DJI drones, the United States does not have the ability to sanction China, China can continue to develop at a high speed😂😂😂
@@jajajajaja8464 China's progress is like a high-speed train which China has many and us has none. China Communist rule is only 74 years old while US so called democracy is almost 250 years old. China builds while US bombs and destroys. China builds economic relationships while US applies sanctions and alienates nations. See the writing on the wall and figure out which nation has a better chance of success?
My country is actually being compared to the USA, the most powerful country in the world, that's so surreal. Literally several decades ago we were in medieval states
@@dustinchen god I was agreeing with you so hard until that awful cringe “back on top” do you guys realise overt displays of nationalism is insanely cringe to most nations, in regards to modern economic stuff that is, it’s great to be proud of your culture, ancestors and beloved national heroes. But being proud to produce 12.5% more potatoes this year like in Maoist china and NK is cringe
You say this as if your country is a tiny little baby island which had to cross frozen tundra and desert just to build a wooden cabin… instead your the worlds most populous, most fertile and well suited land for trade, production etc. China literally spawned in to the server on EASY MODE. While Europe spawned on HARD, your little speech is cringe. China would have regained its prowess far earlier if not for almost 50 years of pain under the communist regime of Mao and ccp
@@ctky478 The difference is that when Chinese companies are involved the state is involved. China using state funds/assets to give Chinese companies an unfair advantage is different not the norm. BYD is highly subsidized and the CCP controls the resources and processing used to make these products. How? by subsidizing the entire industry to control it and the players.
Tesla is not afraid of BYD. In fact they respect each other, share technology and they both have the same competitors; ICE and, collectively, they are killing it. The rapid rise of Chinese technology development has a clear and simple cause. Their serious investment in education and their deep, cultural respect for teachers. This is in stark contrast to the US approach. In sport if a competitor tried to win not by improving their own performance but by bringing their competitors undone they would, quite rightly, be considered cheats and, in the long run, would be bringing themselves undone. It's a classic tactic of losers. America needs to up its game rather than trying to prevent China's advances.
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Free means free to compete, not free to steal. R&D costs money and should be rewarded and bolstered. However, shanzhai is healthy foil for patent trolls. There is a fair middle ground to be found. China is transgressing our agreed rules. Fortunately, we're free to manufacture elsewhere.
@@fannyalbi9040 Japan and South Korea are doing quite well. They aren't stabbing us in the back. They are friends without quotes. How is North Korea doing? Aren't they China's "friends?"
@@fannyalbi9040 I think Japan and South Korea are much better off as American Allies, considering they are some of the wealthiest countries in the world. Much better than the China allied North Korea. I'm actually part Korean myself :)
I know this "report" is intended to throw shade at China, but I think that ignoring that the C919 is much more similar to the A320 and talking up the 737 as if it sets the industry standard is more of and insult to Airbus.
the entire ! car is engineered ! by Western ! educated ! western people ! nobody in that country ! would ever get up before 11 in the morning ! if there would not be leaders of ideas ! remember where you were 1960 ?
Designing and Building a successful commercial airliner technologically advance for many countries to do. Brazil has Embraer E2 comparable to A320 and 737. If the Brazil can do it so can China.
i think the E2 is smaller than the 320 and 737. the the Bombardier/Airbus 220 being more comparable. but i do think Embraer is a great achievement for the Brazilians and their industry
I worked in Beijing mentoring a dozen of engineers. They were hard workers, humble and yet full of confidence. They would publish paper even before they had experience doing it. Engineers were respected as much other money making professions such as llawyers😂😂😂
How is that a good thing that they would publish a paper before they even had experience doing things? China just steals intellectual property from companies and countries that are actually innovating and building stuff, and then they make cheap, faulty copies of it themselves. Even in the few cases they have managed to do a decent job at reproducing something, they have zero experience or know-how about operating it long-term.
If you say that, I'm sure you've never driven a Chinese car, and your understanding is still stuck in 10 years ago. China is changing faster than you think, China is changing every day, every year, and now 80% of Chinese students are college graduates.
Also mostly false. It downplays the U.S. and upsells everything the other country offers. Which, I can't name that country; thanks YT. Their flag is mostly red. In any case, many of the statistics are outright incorrect, particularly during the EV portion. The U.S. is the world's second largest Lithium EV battery producer.
It's high time for folks and politicians to do.a self.exam and update their internal image on China. China is not just a place with super long civilization and history, not just a place for strange and tasty food, It Is also not another Soviet style communist country, China is a peace loving GREAT Country, and Chinese people and civilization have truly unselfish Big hearts with great humanities. I will explain that to you in next posts. so please read on
China had a history of peaceful relations with people around South China Sea region,.dating way back before Ming dynasty, centuries before Portuguese,.Dutch and Spain. Chinese migrants and settlers lived in peace and helped aboriginal tribe people in so many ways. You would find any instance like how European settlers treated aboriginal tribe people in America and Australia. Only after WW2, Indonesian brain.washed by.the West,.had racial motivated cleaning violence towards local Chinese, some tens of thousands were killed and tortured. Yet, China now helped Indonesia completed its first HSR, other area such as giving super rice planting technologies for free, relieving local food shortage. China even treated Philippines the.same until USA alarmed selfishly.and step in and bring troubles to South China Sea with laughable excuses
You mean china compete with Taiwan? Because that’s a funny example of how Chinas industry and success is 100% due to the hard working Chinese people and their spirit, rather than the “CCP miracle” which didn’t even come CLOSE to taiwan until they basically became capitalist and allowed Chinese people to do their thing. Funny that. If taiwans structure of free market and democracy had the population of China, that country wouldn’t be just barely scratching by America, with 4 times the population, but at least equal on a per capita level, which would make China around as rich and prosperous as all of North America and all of Europe combined
China is great at copying technologies developed by western institutions and iterating on those designs. China is not great at fostering domestic innovation because they are not free thinkers. Americans are allowed and encouraged to think freely and critically. Chinese are taught to step in line and work harder and be more disciplined to excel among their peers.
@@Unfamiliar_Fruit not sure what parallel universe you live in. China‘s patent application already surpassed that of the USA. Recent news shows Standford AI researchers are copying Chinese scientists. If Americans continue to diminish China and reduce it to “copy cats”, it’s not difficult to predict who’s gonna win the game.
Typical of the US to accuse others of IP infringement, there is a proper international channel to make such charges. Most of the batteries are developed from China, space station, 5G, telecommunications, infrastructures, etc. still the Americans acusses of infringements Regarding subsidiary all country provide it directly or indirectly.
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I would put more money into ETH, this Monday, the SEC decided to fine tune the listing of spot ETFs, an event that could completely change ETH's status as a non-mainstream currency, and the future outlook for ETH will be much more lucrative, and it won't just be on the investment market as an adjunct to BTC. I hope this has been helpful.
A series of credible takes but many would be controversial. Typical of WSJ articles, certain perceptions are biased in favor of business and probably not truly reflective of the situation and prospects.
@@lc8850 Claiming BYS is a copycat of Tesla( not true, doesn't look the same in person) and tesla having more advanced batteries( not true, BYD has range of cars with different battery tech), Bashing COMAC for not having homegrown supply chain but Boeing or Airbus doesn't have that either( however those partner countries are never gonna cause a problem for the USA so i understand the pov there). Chip making- CN has upto 5nm design and production capability, sanctions and protectionism is causing the barrier not technological advancements. The U.S. doesn't have the most significant chip manufacturing tools, a dutch co. ASML does and U.S. is forcing them to not supply to the Chinese companies, so Americas global influence and power is the barrier here, not innovation.
Collaboration is good for all humankind. Complementing each other brings progress and a shared future. Competition is good for commercial endeavors because it allows consumers the best price. Collaboration in science makes progress faster and furthers our knowledge of things unknown.
Now is only 2 months after this video posted, Huawei relesed several flagship smartphone with advanced 7 nanometer chip with 5G capability made by Chinese supply chain, looking back the comments by all these experts on the show are laughable, it won't be surprise that these choking points like DUV / EUV tauted by the experts will not be an issue for China in 3 to 5 years, by that time there will be two systems for advanced chip making in this world, these experts need worry about whether they can get rare earth industry independent from China before China get their chip making equipment independent from the chip alliance lead y US, without raw material, EUV can not make any chips
Can you show a link where we can see such phones? I’m curious… I had a P30 phone before I came to the US. I left it because i was scared that custom wouldn’t let me pass it xd
I am Taiwanese live in America, Americans are very hard working people also just like Taiwanese and most of Pacific Asia countries. Mexicans are the hardest workers in the world.
don't worry the chinese c919 has already been deemed not ready to fly. it was a rushed project using mostly western parts and technology. comac c919 is not safe and so far is nothing but Chinese state propaganda.
It is a good thing to see how China and U.S. to compete in different areas of technology and science, it will be even better for us to see both China and US to cooperate in the above areas as well as in climate change and world peace for the advancement of humanity and planet preservation.
Americans laughed at China when it tried to join the ISS and was blocked by the US, so China launched a space station. It laughed when China started building Metro systems and then the largest, most modern national HSR system. Ditto EVs, that Western nations did not takes seriously, and lost the lead. This WSJ video seems to replay that song about Airliners. Foolish. What we can see is that whenever China pulls ahead of the US, the response is trad barriers and ridiculous sanctions the kneecap China, suggesting the USA cannot compete on the "level playing field" it lectures the world on ad nausea.
@@Adertitsoff999 Truth hurts man. Do you even have the capacity to think and say something else or are you just an automaton that they programmed you to say the sole single word?
Why do people hate on Chinese products? I mean I don't always like Chinese products either, but what I do appreciate is competition. Competition is always good for the consumer, its never good to have 1-2 company dominate the market. Since the rise of BYD, tesla has droped their price 5 times in China. You don't have to buy BYD, but its keeping the price of other electric cars in check. With out cheaper alternatives coming out of China, Western companies can litterally price goods any price they want. There are certain products which I would pay a premium for, but sometimes you just want the cheaper alternative. Like phone cases, litterally 80 bucks for a phone case out of apple, when you get get one for 10 bucks from China.
The issue isn't so much that American find that we might need to go more than 300 miles on a trip, it's that if we have to stop to recharge the batteries after, say, 200 miles, that's a 30-60 min pit stop we didn't need to make. Even if we decide we want the pit stop, we might not want to stay there for 30-60min.
As a 70 year old Chinese who use to working in silicon valley in the 80 and 90, thank the USA for all the sanctions, reliance on the western hv been delaying the innovative ability of Chinese , and because of the sanctions, Chinese hv no choice but dig into themselves, continue sanctions, thank!
To me US have lost ground to China in almost every facets except the plane industries.However China should be able to catch up and surpass America imminently.
Also there is no standard for measuring. TSMC 7nm is better than Samsung 6nm, and comparable to Intel 7 (previously called 10nm). It's a marketing term, not something engineers actually care about.
Both are superpowers. And have its own way maintaing it. But so far china's progress, leaderships, goals are stable and clear. But when it comes to US, it looks like a mess.
no mention of the Folding@home project and its record braking performance during covid research "With our collective power, we are now at ~2.4 exaFLOPS (faster than the top 500 supercomputers combined)!"
in just the last 20 years (in my life time) China has produced companies that can somewhat rival the best companies on the planet, 20 years ago China was similar to what India is today
@@RESatelliteit's too much political conflicts inside the u.s which slows down the econ development. Recent elected politicians just care their own pockets and don't have any long term vision . The failing infrastructure is a good example.
The problem with high speed rail in the US on the Acela is not curves. It’s the width of the alignment, signals, and track design. The NEC is straight enough in many sections to allow for higher speeds. Also it’s very common for HSR lines to have slowed sections to reduce building and maintenance costs.
For a new dedicated HSR system it could use one of the existing designs. I think the challenge is to obtain rights to build the HSR rail on existing land that isn't owned by the government. That'll take forever...
If China suddenly stop sending chips to USA I think half of the states would be in dark..Another thing is China has almost 1.412billion people...USA has 331.9... I really have nothing against any country except Russia,but USA should focus more on their citizens and making their life better..IF every country does so, world would be perfect place..
The antagonistic and unappreciative attitude towards China and Chinese products from most Americans sickens me almost as much as my personal failures. I’ve never seen a more undeservingly selfish and sinister attitude towards a country. A country that literally gives us quasi-free, incredibly high-quality gifts in every aisle of every store….like we are spoiled children. We can’t make, conserve, hold-on-to, recycle, or appreciate any of this tsunami of products. What a decadent people we are. We’ve been spoiled aggressors on many countries throughout the past dozen or so years, but the broad unappreciative attitude towards China is probably the most unforgivable. I would argue that attitude alone negates any claim we have to deserving life as a people.
Remember how Toyota, Honda and Nissan were laughed at in the 1970s and 1980s and accused of all kinds of things. Remember how Hyundai, Samsung, Kia went through the same in the 1980s and 1990s.
Hyundai, Samsung, and KIA are still unreliable
Yes, but they were not scary countries.
@@cuckoonut1208 really? South Korea was a dictatorship then while in the case of Japan, go revisit what the west was saying about it then... What you mean is the west simply can't accept challengers, especially one as big and 'scary' as China.. With the means and capacity to give it a supreme run for its money.
@@cuckoonut1208 not scare countries - rely on the US for national defense; carefully not to do things the US wouldn’t want them to do e.g. build narrow body panels
@@cuckoonut1208Japan stopped being a scary country when it started building car factories in the US employing American workers.
The Japan bashing from Detroit stopped overnight when that happened.
Forty years ago, China was still concerned with how to feed its people, but today, we do not find it strange to compare it with the most technologically powerful country in the world, which has dominated the world for 100 years. Regardless of the outcome, this in itself is a huge success for China.
That's why the US and its allies act like Tonia Harding now - not to compete with China but to kneecap it.
以前的中国发展主要靠房地产经济发展，现在的中国朝着生物科学，高科技产业发展，中国会越来越好🇨🇳
Kinda of hard for USA to compete with China when the bar for China is extremely low and USA is high,
China landing on the far side of the moon is an accomplishment as USA sends a space craft to Pluto and its consider simply “eh”,
I think the rocket scene on this video explained it quite well,
China is competitive in markets that USA creates lol,
And comparing chinas progress to USA of tech that’s been operating for nearly 3 decades , and the very end ot the video where they only one country can lay claim to astrophysics as if it’s a question when literally the answer is USA, sorry but it’s absolutely true, I’m waiting for China to finally do something the USA isn’t able , right now USA is able to do everything China can but China can’t do everything USA has and it won’t be for a very long time , now I’m thinking by 2050 that can change but reality is , China isn’t even close to USA . But time always changes stuff and I do see it possible China one day can , specially when the problems of China can actually become public , only a superpower can afford to have their problems well known.
Power in the world is clearly noticed and its USA , the world actually plans around an American congress stalling Ukraine aid , no other country even comes close for bad or good let’s me real, the only thing China has done better then USA is propaganda, and that is saying a lot because both are extremely good at at it ,
And Ukraine has shown Russian military equipment isn’t even on par with American ones , which I’m not going to lie, prior I figured Russian military ones were either on par or only slightly worse and yet in battle American ones are showing to be generations ahead .
@@AV88-dz3jk不用等到2025年了，美国都坚持不到那个时候。
@@AV88-dz3jk it doesnt matter who creates something where people compete. Chinese accidentally invented gunpowder during the search for the heaven medicine to gain immortality but later European modified it and created field cannons.. Later can surpass the creator if playing in the right way, better way
In China, Tesla Model 3/Y are not consider as "luxury car", as their price range is targeted at regular middle-class families. Local Chinese brands like Nio, HiPhi and Li are the more accepted luxury EV brands in the Chinese market, with higher price range and better service than Model 3/Y.
China will win the century
Nobody outside China thinks Nio, HiPhi or Li are luxury EV brands.
@@tooltalkI mean that's quite literally a us talking point, they showed as luxury vehicles in Europe too so the vast majority of the world with the exception of US and Canada consider them luxury vehicles so about 95% of the world
@@holymoly3957 You mean USA is living in the stone age. Europe literally just labeled them as a Third World Country
@@NadeemAhmed-nv2br : Sure, so can Vinfast who released half-baked "luxury" EVs that nobody would buy. What's your point?
Please, the US doesn’t need to dominate every industry, just stick with what you good at. If you are excellent in semiconductor, keep leading and sell your products to Chinese, and that is it. It’s quite obvious to see that no matter what you do in the future there’s no way you can stop this country from growing. That’s a country with huge population, land and resources, also hard-working people. The world is big enough, it’s not just about either Chinese or American.
That’s a fair argument if you ignore China’s history of ignoring trademarks, patents, and manufacturing ethics.
America were never a leader at semiconductor.
@@DavidWelchInIowa this is probably a lie. If you hired a smart graduate chinese at an american company and he made something. When he leave the company or create his own company, and create that same product, is he copying?
@@tainle YES. When you work at a company and develop something on their dime, being paid by them to do it, it is their property, not yours.
@@tainle the fact that you don’t know basic business law disqualifies you from this discussion.
Given USA's overtly negative actions against China, it is appropriate and in China's national interest to become self-sufficient in air travel.
Given china’s overtly negative reactions against India, it’s is in your interest to be worried too!
But China just steals from and copies USA
China has been long holding unreasonable hatred against the US despite US' multiple attempts to communicate and mitigate tension. Seems your remarks are out of either ignorance and malicious intention to twist facts
@@Thomas-yf5fkwhy I can only like your comment once. 😭😭
@@npai6612 😂😂😂👍🏽
Video never mentions that Tesla buys the LFP blade battery from BYD for some of the models in china. Very big development as it shows BYD is still a huge supplier for others not just themselves.
Tesla also buys from CATL, and thats more than from BYD. But they started with a panasonic joint op.
Tesla just started using BYD a couple of months ago. It's not that huge - CATL is their primary LFP supplier.
Tesla brings lawsuits to car reviewers and praises a company like BYD for stealing their designs. This must be the reason.
The CCPs (total) lack of respect for domestic market economics (dynamics) is key! Re: Chinese EV Realities. With Tesla’s profit margins 8x (conservatively) that of BYD’s, China’s EV boom is ringing hollow. Is BYD doing better on their USA EV bus & van sales?
@@Crunch_dGH United States trying every possible way to sanction Chinese product like battery,solar panels and Automobiles.😅Anyway BYD starting to look nicer than Tesla.
The Chinese cars are gaining momentum in South Africa too. Great value for money, after sales support and they seem to listen to critics and keep improving.
How about the Toyota? Which one you prefer to purchase?
You are talking about a $30000 car on the official website, but I have to pay $40000? Is that Toyota?@@思来想去
these Chinese cars has high failure rate. Just look it up, even exploding in their country.
@@mikrobyo1790Electric cars from well-established companies such as BYD and GWM have been selling in Europe for a while already, and no problems have occurred with these cars to date, they are by far the best value for money on the ev market. remembering that "batteries on fire" was also a tesla problem in the beginning and this happens with brands that are not very consolidate, not the case of BYD and GWM
Lies, lies and lies...Chinks' batteries will only last two or three years at most until the batteries fail!(New batteries required just $22,000.00 Dollars USA!)
America：On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, it's the China-collapse theory; on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, it's the China-threat theory. Sundays are for rest and relaxation.
But how can they collapse and threaten another country at the same time? Imagine that somebody had a heart attack, collapsed and fell off the balconey and at the same time threatening someone else. Ah, that someone else must be standing under the balconey to possibly get hit. That explains it!
It's almost like the Soviet Union did the same thing.
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@@heatherheatherway6282The news media in Europe and America often promote China in this way, which is also their inner reaction. They either promote that China has collapsed or that China poses a threat to them. They keep repeating it, but they don't feel contradictory either
If China can build a space station, its version of GPS, Beidou, the largest HSR and highway networks SINGLE-HANDEDLY, in such a short frame of time, the rest wouldn't be that hard, it's just a matter of time. So, if the U.S. wants to be the modern-day Tanya Harding, it's bound to fail. The writing is already on the wall.
China is going down
The United States kidnapped the daughter of Huawei's CEO. Historically, American cowboys would not do such nasty things.
Very well said
Couldn't have said it better
"America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we lose our freedoms it will be because we have destroyed ourselves from within" - Abraham Lincoln in 1862.
China would be progressing rapidly. Time will tell. Pushing them so harsh in the last five years just like an awaken call to the whole nation to take even more drastic approaches to progress even much more quickly.
The kidnap of Meng Wanzhou was particularly encouraging. Huawei is taking it personal.
As a Chinese, Thank you for using the word"kidnap"@@herman9255
Already happened 😂 u been living under the rock.
They already surpassed the west in most technological categories.. you need to update your mindset.. stop using windows 98 and thinking you are advanced
I personally welcome China's bringing healthy competitions to the world. The world shouldn't be afraid of China!! China is contributing to humanity!
The situation between the US and China remind me of the tale of the tortoise and the hare. While the hare kept trying to sabotage the progress of the tortoise, the tortoise kept it's head down and kept on moving ahead slowly. And won! The US has the potential to remain a great power. But it is destroying itself through bad management and military ambitions. Wishing both countries wisdom and good luck.
China is not exactly keeping its head down. They have consistently stole American technology and made copy’s of it among other things. As long as the CCP acts obnoxious the US will continue hurting them, and it’s hard to see China having a bright future without the US protecting the trade routs in which they use to import the goods they NEED because they cannot secure them within their own borders.
'it is destroying itself through bad management'.......so true! That statement holds true for many businesses within the usa.
I have never been to China but in the USA you can walk around SF or even NYC and the signs of rot and deterioration in our biggest cities are evident everywhere
keep dreaming. the world is with the US and China is looking like a bully thinking they own every part of the south ocean
No democrats are destroying USA.
I moved out to China five years ago. Over the past two or three years, I've been massively impressed by the EVs coming out from domestic manufacturers like NIO, XPENG, etc. They're futuristic and are miles ahead in terms of performance and technology (as well as looks) compared with the likes of Tesla. China's major cities have had autonomous robot deliveries for years, and also a few months ago here in Shenzhen, they started drone deliveries of packages (not to homes but to pick up stations on the street). China is literally living in the future.
Watch out bro, dont get stabbed someday. Chinese people are nice and polite but a significant portion of them are getting more and more aggressive toward foreigners thanks to the propaganda from social media.
If the future was 1984
@@mattshussett8063 "1984" is something imagined by Westerners; in reality, this book is quite popular in China, available in bookstores and online. becoz It has no relation to Chinese society, but resembles the ideologically driven America of today even more. Chinese readers often view this book as a thriller and a cautionary tale.
This comment didn’t age well.
@@mattshussett8063cry more stay mad get real who asked L mald seethe cope
Some of the best looking cars on Dubai roads are Chinese EVs. I'm a happy Toyota owner. But when it's time to upgrade, I will most definitely be looking at BYD or NIO
Boycott isreal
Good luck to you.
I guess you're buying cars for the looks. Me, on the other hand, I am buying cars for the quality, reliability.
Just look at the U.S. streets, 15-20 years old cars in the U.S. are still pass emissions and still on the road.
@@thanhtungnguyen-mi4htAmerican branded cars have some of the lowest qualities, don't kid yourself.
You are right. China EVS are more better.
Amazed by how fast China is not only catching up but even surpassing the US in so many fields in such a speed that should have taken many generations knowing where their technology was 3 decades ago.
With such an exponential speed one can only wonder where their technology will be in the next 3 decades! Their greatest challenge is now their population growth drastic downward trend and the impact it will have on domestic demand. Europe seems to be already behind but nothing is written in stone as China’s growth has proven, no one ever thought that this could happen, 3 decades ago. Even in chips, many still believe that the gap is so big that China will never catch up… China might prove them wrong.
Hopefully we can see something similar reproduced elsewhere in other continents.
>> Amazed by how fast China is not only catching up but even surpassing the US in so many fields in such ...
Wumao alert!
@@jilbertbnot really he is just speaking facts 😂
@@jilbertbButt hurts😂😂
China has been incredibly inventive, and a lot of the key technologies of the industrial revolution were invented by Chinese engineers and craftspeople. Globalisation means everybody gets access to everything, especially when it comes to ideas... surely?
The secrecy of the cold war served to impair the development of social and ethical forms of advanced technology.
LFP batteries are not only cheaper, but much safer and durable. There has been a big trend to LFP after BYD pioneered it
The race is on for sodium ion batteries
I am Chinese and I just spent roughly USD 14,000 on an all-electric vehicle. The driving experience is a complete game-changer! Plus, the operating costs are incredibly low, requiring only about $20 per month to cover more than 1,000 km of driving!
I would definitely buy that here in the US if I could. I am curious, how affordable is it in China? About how much USD equivalent do people make a month in China?
@@randoomain7485 There are quite a few EV brands offer small EVs that could drive 100-150 miles. The price for this type of EV is about 6000-10,000USD, good enough for city shopping or take kids to school. The cost for electricity each 100 miles could be as low as 2-5 dollars depending on where and when you charge you car. Service to the EVs is cut to minimum, you need to do once a year to change gear oil or check air-conditions.
他说的20美元应该是电费。
其实，电动车因为电池碰撞后的不稳定性(易燃)，所以，保费比较贵。另外，电动车更新太快，二手车折价率也很高。
不过，油车更惨。。@@randoomain7485
@@randoomain7485 u cant compare china with usa, the chinese dont have juice, so they dont get drained by paying illegal taxes...
@@randoomain7485700usd a month if you have 0 in your bank and just be a worker but the work not that busy. If you are educated that would be different. uber driver in china can get 1400 usd per month. so if you buy this car to do uber actually it is affordable.
there you go, we all can compete in science and technology, not in arms race, the world doesn't need another world war
The Chinese copy other peoples tech.
怎么抄袭 你个无知的人 科技产品，是没办法抄袭的 看一眼外观是没办法生产出同样的科技产品的，这不是画画
@@KennyboyGM thatats smart
@@KennyboyGM keep believing that
@@KennyboyGM tell me which country doesn't or has never copied from another.
Much of the U.S. space tech has been copied from Germany, a country adept at technology and innovation. Germany's engineering is the best in the world.
UK was the world factory for 150 years before any other country catch up.
US again borrowed alot from the UK after the second world war.
The bottomline is countries have been copying one another for centuries, I don't know why Americans feel threatened and bitter when China do the same in attempt to put food on the table for its 1.5 Billion people. Countries should mature up.
It's all about a matter of time. The important point is that there is a centralized political will to guide these important national decisions. And give or take 5-10 years these technologies can be advanced and made viable over time.
Finally someone speaks truth about the actual Pros of China's political/economical system. Most people from US doesn't understand how a country can truly be united to achieve something critical to the future of a country. In this case, it's China running against time to replace and overtake key technologies from the US and its allies as a whole. Since Trump's sanction, China has caught up and become leading in almost every tech frontier, except in chip manufacturing where they are still (only) two generations behind. Once they figured out how to get down to 3-4nm fabrication, once they will, US won't have any tech left to even start a sanction against China.
Considering how backward China was 50 years ago. In such a short time, it can produce products with the most sophisticated technology, which is just amazing! Hope every developing country in the world will be able to achieve the same thing some day!
Don’t forget China have 3000 years record history; countries go up and down
@@peterleung8372
Well. It was easy. The US sent their production to China. So China just copied everything.
5000years@@peterleung8372
Yeah, it’s amazing how quickly China can “develop” tech when they steal the technology from other countries. Corporate and military espionage is very effective.
im mexican, 78 & living in mexico city. when china was poor, no one gave them any respect but only mocked and laughed at the chinese. today china is rich, smart & very powerful... the world listens to every world the chinese people say. i saw all this change took place in under 30 years. bottom line here, money talks and money is power. instead of us mexicans being jealous of china, lets copy, learn and follow in the chinos footsteps - viva powerful china!
Denzel Washington movie Flight. Rip whistleblower John Barnett 😢
ok... yup! @@AwesomeBlackDude
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@@chengenofhust Mexico will be the biggest winner in this run of de-globalization. More and more Chinese companies will come to Mexico to build everything.
Mexico is next to the US and there’s a high standards of living so labor is not cheap. China rises from poor thanks to companies around the world open factories in China to make more profits. After years, policies make it’s become impossible for those companies to moved out of china.
How about 5Gs, commercial drones, solar pannels, AI applications...
China wins on all those except AI.
India takes the lead as they are the most powerful species in the universe 🎉🎉!!!!!!
China is currently the world leader in solar panels and drones but due to chip restrictions from US, netherland, Japan and SK Huawei who was once the no.1 in 5g tech is struggling to make their own 5g chips now but this might change as lot of investments are going into this research also AI application is hard to say as China has industrial bottlenecks in both software and high end chip production like 7nm, 5nm and 3nm compared to US but China has a different advantage in ai due to liberal privacy regulations compared to the west and a large amount of data from 1.4 billion people to train their AI model they aren't lagging behind much but without highend chips this gap will only widen currently China is combating the chip blocade by using cloud computing services partnered with google, amazon etc. But Biden is trying to even restrict these services that's why China sanctioned them by blocking 2 critical minerals for chips, currently China is only able to mass produce 28nm and that too require some assistance from asml and raw materials like ultra pure silicon wafers from Japan China's fully indigenous grown chip stops at 90nm
5G i can´t tell you, there are conflicting sources on the internet which either name the US or China as No1, but atm China installes far more 5G towers than the US does. Commerical drones China is years ahead with DJI compared to any other drone maker, no one comes even close to the variety, different capabilities of their drones and their price point. In AI the US leads clearly, that´s probably bc AI has more freedom for development there, in China there is strict censorship, so you would also have to implement this into the AI and it has way more regulation there.
@@krac3x438 hmm you're right I missed the censorship point it certainly affects it's development and dji is the Apple of drone market for now but with the chip sanctions I'm not sure how it will affect the future autonomous drones I'm not an electronic engineer so i don't know the specifics but certainly the restrictions will affect it's future growth same with 5g tech as of now China has more 5g coverage and users compared to US but currently Huawei their biggest 5g brand is struggling to make their own 5g chip for their smartphone because of the sanctions if they were able to tackle this issue the china can most likely overtake at&t, nokia and Ericsson
Comparing the C919 to the B737 with the facs that both are single aisle aircraft and have aprox the same amount of seats and claiming its copying, is like comparing a VW Golf to a Renault Megane and telling people both have 4 wheels and 5 seats. So is the Airbus A320 also just an evil copy of the Boeing 737???
Deng Xiaoping famously said "It doesn't matter whether a cat is black or white, as long as it catches mice."
The point here is, China 1.4 billions plus, of that 800 millions plus are middle class market all is looking for
No Airbus is modern 737 is nearly 60 years old.
C919 is very new and young. Once every chinese airline uses C919 then its game over for Boeing coz no one wants their plane to crash like MH370 and MH17. As at 2022, Boeing aircrafts have been involved in nearly 6,000 aviation accidents and incidents worldwide. Of those, 415 were fatal accidents, resulting in over 9,000 deaths.
Go Google it.
737 is very old and outdated. But Boeing is too greedy to invest money to build new platforms that is why 737max had serious problems. If Chinese want copy, they would copy airbus 320 , not Boeing 737.
Chinese also copies from the Americans for walking with 2 legs, instead of 4.
U.S. - China rivalry is good for the world in propelling innovations.
It isn’t, imagine the phone market right now if the US didn’t sanction huaweii, Huaweii makes great devices but is not the same without Android, people would be importing them if they were only banned market-wise
yes, if only both of them are concentrate on innovation, not sanctions.
@@kalmorri9613 Well, under devastating U.S. sanctions, Huawei rolled out its Harmony operating system. It's giving the world a 3rd option other than IOS and Android, both of which are owned by U. S. Corporations and are under the control of the U. S. Government. Harmony will be providing benefits to the part of the world that doesn't want to be controlled by the U.S. government.
@@kalmorri9613I meant rivalry, not sanctions.
This is a great overview, hope WSJ updates it annually
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Putting the competition aside, it seems to me that in today’s world only the US and China are currently making comprehensive technological advances and economic development at the national level.
On the scale of US and China on, yes. But in narrower specific fields, others can still make advancements.
Don't forget that even Japan has more nobel prizes than China...
china is just copying... that is not "making advances". The US makes advances. Europe, Canada, Australia, Japan, Suth Korea etc "make advances". The ccp is just a thief.
@@seanl764 Noble prizes are for basic research. They don't necessarily translate to technological prowess and actually putting out things that serves real and quantifiable purpose.
@@seanl764 Nobels generally award only research that goes back decades ，because it takes time to verify the importance of the technology.
And decades ago, most Chinese people were very poor and worried about lack of food.
### Engineers
- China: ~4 million
- United States: ~1.8 million
### Scientists
- China: ~1.6 million
- United States: ~1.5 million
### Technicians
- China: ~8.6 million
- United States: ~400,000
### Skilled Workers (Facharbeiter)
- China: ~165 million
- United States: ~19 million
### STEM Graduates Annually
- China: ~4.7 million
- United States: ~500,000
6 months later after this filmed, BYD outsold Tesla globally, Chinese SMIC has began manufacturing 5nm chips for Huawei, time really flying on China side
ROFL. The Chinese are also selling 1.5V Nuclear batteries. Yep, NUCLEAR batteries. SMIC does NOT have 5nm lithography machines. They are going to tell the world that they can do COLD-FUSION,. Got it "little Pink"?
lies lil wumao!
@@ClaudioCarrera-j6olmao 恨死你也改變不了哦😁
It's exactly 6 month later
Nah they are just stealing technology from west and then when they earn enough on it , they start their own development with stolen money.
The BYD section is shockingly omitting so many facts, incredible
You mean the "slaves"? Children cannot be slaves.
@@Bcorcoran100 It is now US states that allows children to work, first in slaughterhouses
Exactly! I dont know why they are leaving out the whole "child slavery" nonsense going on.@@etbadaboum
It’s expected and not surprising at all for WSJ production. 😂
In coming decade China would be ahead would be ahead of all in all technologies. From semiconductors to aviation.
Like cooking, what's missing is time... just time.
China is now giving the United States a headache, because the United States cannot sanction China, from military weapons to electric vehicles to chips and DJI drones, the United States does not have the ability to sanction China, China can continue to develop at a high speed😂😂😂
Na，I only hear from this.
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@@jajajajaja8464 China's progress is like a high-speed train which China has many and us has none. China Communist rule is only 74 years old while US so called democracy is almost 250 years old. China builds while US bombs and destroys. China builds economic relationships while US applies sanctions and alienates nations. See the writing on the wall and figure out which nation has a better chance of success?
My country is actually being compared to the USA, the most powerful country in the world, that's so surreal. Literally several decades ago we were in medieval states
china was dominating the world for millennia. back on top
@@dustinchen Chinese economy is currently in a freefall. Whatever you have been watching was lying to you.
@@dustinchen god I was agreeing with you so hard until that awful cringe “back on top” do you guys realise overt displays of nationalism is insanely cringe to most nations, in regards to modern economic stuff that is, it’s great to be proud of your culture, ancestors and beloved national heroes. But being proud to produce 12.5% more potatoes this year like in Maoist china and NK is cringe
You say this as if your country is a tiny little baby island which had to cross frozen tundra and desert just to build a wooden cabin… instead your the worlds most populous, most fertile and well suited land for trade, production etc. China literally spawned in to the server on EASY MODE. While Europe spawned on HARD, your little speech is cringe. China would have regained its prowess far earlier if not for almost 50 years of pain under the communist regime of Mao and ccp
africa probabyl ahrd mode while europe medium @@dopaminedreams1122
Bravo ! Weiter so ! wir sind mit Euch ! Mut haben nicht locker lassen :) Ihr seid nicht allein !
Good stuff - competition is great, drives humanity forward.
Congratulations on discovering biggest commonality, between Chinese and Americans. they are human beings.
drives global warming. sends the planet, and humanity backward.
Stealing technology doesn't
@@warriorfb2010everybody steals in one way or another
@@ctky478 The difference is that when Chinese companies are involved the state is involved. China using state funds/assets to give Chinese companies an unfair advantage is different not the norm. BYD is highly subsidized and the CCP controls the resources and processing used to make these products. How? by subsidizing the entire industry to control it and the players.
That makes China just more independent in the long run
Capitalism and work is truth
Tesla is not afraid of BYD. In fact they respect each other, share technology and they both have the same competitors; ICE and, collectively, they are killing it.
The rapid rise of Chinese technology development has a clear and simple cause. Their serious investment in education and their deep, cultural respect for teachers. This is in stark contrast to the US approach.
In sport if a competitor tried to win not by improving their own performance but by bringing their competitors undone they would, quite rightly, be considered cheats and, in the long run, would be bringing themselves undone. It's a classic tactic of losers.
America needs to up its game rather than trying to prevent China's advances.
tesla needs to not be afraid of China nor BYD. China is its biggest market and BYD supplies Tesla its batteries and some other parts.
True
Are you Elon Musk?
@@mp7161 No, just a close observer and massively sceptical of the finest mainstream media money can buy. Including this mob.
America needs to up its game rather than trying to prevent China's advances.
The fin-Market;s have underperformed the U.S. economy as fear of inflation hammers the prices of stock;s and bonds. My portfoliio of $750k is down to $592k any recommendation;s to scale up my return;s during this crash will be highly appreciated.
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Stop supporting the capitalists who are trying to rip of every country.
I hope that one day the People's Liberation Army will be able to move freely throughout the United States
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@@kingwing3203start with Venezuela, Cuba, Mexico 😊
China needs to design aircraft that looks like a bat, a car that looks like a panda and computers with bamboo, so others can't say they are copying.
😂😂😂😂
Haters will always hate, with or without reason.
That's what they wanted
Haha
Lol
So much to say about America being a free market by using its influence to stifle competition
It goes both ways. If China won’t play by the rules then they must be cut out
@@righteousmammon9011did u cry for japan n korea then? or just crushed them to submission only then label them as “friends” ? classic righteous cxxt!
Free means free to compete, not free to steal. R&D costs money and should be rewarded and bolstered. However, shanzhai is healthy foil for patent trolls. There is a fair middle ground to be found. China is transgressing our agreed rules. Fortunately, we're free to manufacture elsewhere.
@@fannyalbi9040 Japan and South Korea are doing quite well. They aren't stabbing us in the back. They are friends without quotes. How is North Korea doing? Aren't they China's "friends?"
@@fannyalbi9040 I think Japan and South Korea are much better off as American Allies, considering they are some of the wealthiest countries in the world. Much better than the China allied North Korea. I'm actually part Korean myself :)
I know this "report" is intended to throw shade at China, but I think that ignoring that the C919 is much more similar to the A320 and talking up the 737 as if it sets the industry standard is more of and insult to Airbus.
BYD seal looks nothing like model 3. They both have 4 tires though
What do you expect from US media? They were under US exceptionalism for too long. They believed US stands for humanity
the entire ! car is engineered ! by Western ! educated ! western people ! nobody in that country ! would ever get up before 11 in the morning ! if there would not be leaders of ideas ! remember where you were 1960 ?
The problem is that BYD produced the world's first mass-produced market commercialization around 2003, and Tesla has not yet been born.😂
All mobile phones had screens just like iPhones, don’t understand why people went crazy when Apple released iPhone.
The interior of Seal is much better than that of model 3. The interior of model 3 is... no interior
Thanks for this video, very well done 🇨🇦
Designing and Building a successful commercial airliner technologically advance for many countries to do.
Brazil has Embraer E2 comparable to A320 and 737.
If the Brazil can do it so can China.
everyone can copy, but the innovation still happening in the US
To be fair, China copied Russians and then stole IPs using hacking and spies from western nations to achieve current airliner tech.
i think the E2 is smaller than the 320 and 737. the the Bombardier/Airbus 220 being more comparable. but i do think Embraer is a great achievement for the Brazilians and their industry
@@archmad yeah, if u keep killing all the competitions like HUAWEI
China will overtake the US in all key tech fields..There is no way the US can compete against China
You've done it again, amazing strategy
Amazing interview, thank you for that. I was feeling depressed today until I watched this and it turned it all around.
Thank WSJ for making this video available. I learned a lot.
Need to stop watching western reporting to learn what is true in the world. More the half million Ukrainians fail & die.
@45:12, USA doesn’t have a high speed rail. It’s a snail speed rail when compared to Japan, China, or France’s high speed rails.
WSJ: Compare to Boeing 737
Boeing: got to go. Need to find my door lost in air.
This clip is almost half a year old. A lot has changed since that time.
I worked in Beijing mentoring a dozen of engineers. They were hard workers, humble and yet full of confidence. They would publish paper even before they had experience doing it. Engineers were respected as much other money making professions such as llawyers😂😂😂
How is that a good thing that they would publish a paper before they even had experience doing things? China just steals intellectual property from companies and countries that are actually innovating and building stuff, and then they make cheap, faulty copies of it themselves. Even in the few cases they have managed to do a decent job at reproducing something, they have zero experience or know-how about operating it long-term.
If you say that, I'm sure you've never driven a Chinese car, and your understanding is still stuck in 10 years ago. China is changing faster than you think, China is changing every day, every year, and now 80% of Chinese students are college graduates.
@qiangqiangzhang8320 Look at his name. This is just an Indian person creating buzz online. There's no need to pay attention to these scammers.
Tesla vs BYD, Wuling, Xpeng, Geely, DFSK,.etc.
还有理想，蔚来，极狐……太多了
There's one brand that are doing very well recently but no one outside of China heard it before. Aeon from GAC
And Nio!!
Just within this week:Huawei announced releases of 3 new phones with chips manufactured from China only
can't believe WSJ pick BlueOrigin but not SpaceX in space competition, the EV comparison is not entirely accurate
gotta spin to look good in front of the audience in order to pull wool over their eyes...
Vital video. The front end of the competition. Hope for a better outcome for the whole world.
Also mostly false. It downplays the U.S. and upsells everything the other country offers. Which, I can't name that country; thanks YT. Their flag is mostly red. In any case, many of the statistics are outright incorrect, particularly during the EV portion. The U.S. is the world's second largest Lithium EV battery producer.
Competing by stealing technology is not good though.
It's high time for folks and politicians to do.a self.exam and update their internal image on China. China is not just a place with super long civilization and history, not just a place for strange and tasty food, It Is also not another Soviet style communist country, China is a peace loving GREAT Country, and Chinese people and civilization have truly unselfish Big hearts with great humanities. I will explain that to you in next posts. so please read on
China had a history of peaceful relations with people around South China Sea region,.dating way back before Ming dynasty, centuries before Portuguese,.Dutch and Spain. Chinese migrants and settlers lived in peace and helped aboriginal tribe people in so many ways. You would find any instance like how European settlers treated aboriginal tribe people in America and Australia. Only after WW2, Indonesian brain.washed by.the West,.had racial motivated cleaning violence towards local Chinese, some tens of thousands were killed and tortured. Yet, China now helped Indonesia completed its first HSR, other area such as giving super rice planting technologies for free, relieving local food shortage. China even treated Philippines the.same until USA alarmed selfishly.and step in and bring troubles to South China Sea with laughable excuses
The very fact that China can compete with the U.S. in almost all technologies says a lot already
You mean china compete with Taiwan? Because that’s a funny example of how Chinas industry and success is 100% due to the hard working Chinese people and their spirit, rather than the “CCP miracle” which didn’t even come CLOSE to taiwan until they basically became capitalist and allowed Chinese people to do their thing. Funny that. If taiwans structure of free market and democracy had the population of China, that country wouldn’t be just barely scratching by America, with 4 times the population, but at least equal on a per capita level, which would make China around as rich and prosperous as all of North America and all of Europe combined
China is great at copying technologies developed by western institutions and iterating on those designs. China is not great at fostering domestic innovation because they are not free thinkers. Americans are allowed and encouraged to think freely and critically. Chinese are taught to step in line and work harder and be more disciplined to excel among their peers.
@@Unfamiliar_Fruit not sure what parallel universe you live in. China‘s patent application already surpassed that of the USA. Recent news shows Standford AI researchers are copying Chinese scientists. If Americans continue to diminish China and reduce it to “copy cats”, it’s not difficult to predict who’s gonna win the game.
Aurora has been completed and is now the world's fastest supercomputer at Argonne National Labs.
China just surpassed Japan to be the biggest car exporter of the world. And most of them are for EVs.
Yeah, and the ones not starting on fire, were purchased and parked in fields, just to grow the numbers.
@@jilbertb The sadness of a mind is to make up something and dwell on it. That is what you are doing.
Did anyone else notice the small detail at 5:23? It’s so cool!
Learning by doing, no one expects a newcomer will take over the world. Let's review this same topic in 10 -20 years.
China is not a newcomer if you learned history
The more competition, the better.
This documentary was amazing 😮
Typical of the US to accuse others of IP infringement, there is a proper international channel to make such charges.
Most of the batteries are developed from China, space station, 5G, telecommunications, infrastructures, etc. still the Americans acusses of infringements
Regarding subsidiary all country provide it directly or indirectly.
As for me, I have found a different country to manufacture in.
@@SaintSaint yes, the world is big enough for all but the US want it all. Not competition from others.
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I think you're better off with majority investment in bitcoin and uprising equities because they always outperform. Alternatively speaking to a certified market strategist can help with pointers on which to acquire.
Wow, massive gains! My partner recently hinted at going the same direction.. What did you invest in?, and who is your investment advisor please?, if you don't mind me asking in dire need of asset allocation.
Elissa Dawn Sharon is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You'd find necessary details to work with to set up an appointment.
I would put more money into ETH, this Monday, the SEC decided to fine tune the listing of spot ETFs, an event that could completely change ETH's status as a non-mainstream currency, and the future outlook for ETH will be much more lucrative, and it won't just be on the investment market as an adjunct to BTC. I hope this has been helpful.
A series of credible takes but many would be controversial. Typical of WSJ articles, certain perceptions are biased in favor of business and probably not truly reflective of the situation and prospects.
Fake propaganda.
True. They ignore the fact that China, in many areas in which they are a global leader nowadays started just from faking western products and tech
Give us more specific example on what is controversial?
@@lc8850 Claiming BYS is a copycat of Tesla( not true, doesn't look the same in person) and tesla having more advanced batteries( not true, BYD has range of cars with different battery tech), Bashing COMAC for not having homegrown supply chain but Boeing or Airbus doesn't have that either( however those partner countries are never gonna cause a problem for the USA so i understand the pov there). Chip making- CN has upto 5nm design and production capability, sanctions and protectionism is causing the barrier not technological advancements. The U.S. doesn't have the most significant chip manufacturing tools, a dutch co. ASML does and U.S. is forcing them to not supply to the Chinese companies, so Americas global influence and power is the barrier here, not innovation.
Collaboration is good for all humankind. Complementing each other brings progress and a shared future. Competition is good for commercial endeavors because it allows consumers the best price. Collaboration in science makes progress faster and furthers our knowledge of things unknown.
China's system is way more advanced！
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Please. Visit a Chinese farm and an American farm. I mean China is doing great but its not more advanced through and through.
@@antonsjobergPlease, visit a Chinese high speed rail station, and then visit a US high speed...
Oh wait...
wow, china is becoming more and more amazing
The Boeing Max crashed more frequently by design
Amazing amount of new info
Now is only 2 months after this video posted, Huawei relesed several flagship smartphone with advanced 7 nanometer chip with 5G capability made by Chinese supply chain, looking back the comments by all these experts on the show are laughable, it won't be surprise that these choking points like DUV / EUV tauted by the experts will not be an issue for China in 3 to 5 years, by that time there will be two systems for advanced chip making in this world, these experts need worry about whether they can get rare earth industry independent from China before China get their chip making equipment independent from the chip alliance lead y US, without raw material, EUV can not make any chips
Can you show a link where we can see such phones? I’m curious… I had a P30 phone before I came to the US. I left it because i was scared that custom wouldn’t let me pass it xd
@@kalmorri9613p60 pro. Or p70 pro. Both are good
Why US do not allow China to develop and so people in China have a decent life?
All China's factories have packed up and moved to India, Pakistan, Vietnam, Mexico, etc...
@@jilbertb CNN, BBC told you so.😂If they really want to move their factories out of China they would have it done long before.
@@jilbertbEverything is possible in your "American" dream or Western MSMs 😂😂😂, but you need to sleep to get it first 😂😂
With all the recent mishaps with Boeing Airplanes, they’re not as reliant as they once were.
There are hundreds of comments in these threads and yours the only one who post real info about this company.
This is an amazing insight to the different way of thinking between China and US.
You just have to watch a Chinese worker work vs an American worker and you will see there is no way the US will be able to catch up…
You not American
Americans are hard working people.. so I don’t know what you’re talking about buddy
I am Taiwanese live in America, Americans are very hard working people also just like Taiwanese and most of Pacific Asia countries. Mexicans are the hardest workers in the world.
There is no US domestic HSR rolling stock manufacturing company
don't worry the chinese c919 has already been deemed not ready to fly. it was a rushed project using mostly western parts and technology. comac c919 is not safe and so far is nothing but Chinese state propaganda.
>> There is no US domestic HSR rolling stock manufacturing company
@@tooltalkjust admit third world country rail network in the USA
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It is a good thing to see how China and U.S. to compete in different areas of technology and science, it will be even better for us to see both China and US to cooperate in the above areas as well as in climate change and world peace for the advancement of humanity and planet preservation.
Americans laughed at China when it tried to join the ISS and was blocked by the US, so China launched a space station. It laughed when China started building Metro systems and then the largest, most modern national HSR system. Ditto EVs, that Western nations did not takes seriously, and lost the lead. This WSJ video seems to replay that song about Airliners. Foolish. What we can see is that whenever China pulls ahead of the US, the response is trad barriers and ridiculous sanctions the kneecap China, suggesting the USA cannot compete on the "level playing field" it lectures the world on ad nausea.
>> Americans laughed at China when it tried to join the ISS and was blocked by the US ...
Wumao
@@Adertitsoff999 Truth hurts man.
Do you even have the capacity to think and say something else or are you just an automaton that they programmed you to say the sole single word?
@@Adertitsoff999Mass shooting bot😂😂
But yet, when you travel, most likely you will be flying on a Boeing, a US Company. Ha ha ha
Why do people hate on Chinese products? I mean I don't always like Chinese products either, but what I do appreciate is competition. Competition is always good for the consumer, its never good to have 1-2 company dominate the market. Since the rise of BYD, tesla has droped their price 5 times in China. You don't have to buy BYD, but its keeping the price of other electric cars in check. With out cheaper alternatives coming out of China, Western companies can litterally price goods any price they want. There are certain products which I would pay a premium for, but sometimes you just want the cheaper alternative. Like phone cases, litterally 80 bucks for a phone case out of apple, when you get get one for 10 bucks from China.
In fact, we only need 7 RMB (1 USD) to buy a phone case.😂
10 USD? That’s crazy, it’s only $1-2 in China, the price includes shipping
They mark up a lot. Just imagine production cost in US. But labour cost is high right n don’t even talk about fixed cost in US 😂
The issue isn't so much that American find that we might need to go more than 300 miles on a trip, it's that if we have to stop to recharge the batteries after, say, 200 miles, that's a 30-60 min pit stop we didn't need to make. Even if we decide we want the pit stop, we might not want to stay there for 30-60min.
you need rest after 200miles.
As a 70 year old Chinese who use to working in silicon valley in the 80 and 90, thank the USA for all the sanctions, reliance on the western hv been delaying the innovative ability of Chinese , and because of the sanctions, Chinese hv no choice but dig into themselves, continue sanctions, thank!
I suggest that if the US not letting China sell their vehicles in the US, China should do the same thing, not letting the US sell their cars in China.
To me US have lost ground to China in almost every facets except the plane industries.However China should be able to catch up and surpass America imminently.
>> To me US have lost ground to China in almost every facets except the plane industries.
Studying chinese business ideas right now. Thanks for the video.
The critical dimension of the transistor is ~7nm (a bit larger, actually) but not the whole thing!
Also there is no standard for measuring. TSMC 7nm is better than Samsung 6nm, and comparable to Intel 7 (previously called 10nm).
It's a marketing term, not something engineers actually care about.
@@LaughingOrange yes, indeed.
Now China is using 5.5G while the west is still on 5G
Истории успеха мотивируют продолжать верить и инвестировать
Both are superpowers. And have its own way maintaing it. But so far china's progress, leaderships, goals are stable and clear. But when it comes to US, it looks like a mess.
Interesting. One can say a lot of things of the Chinese, but they're making great progress.
America's increased protectionism has accelerated China's self Sufficiency in strategic sectors and industries
737 Max 8. MCAS. 347 died. Nice how we just ignore that fact.
no mention of the Folding@home project and its record braking performance during covid research "With our collective power, we are now at ~2.4 exaFLOPS (faster than the top 500 supercomputers combined)!"
Was it able to create any useful using all that compute? Or just waste of electricity?
in just the last 20 years (in my life time) China has produced companies that can somewhat rival the best companies on the planet, 20 years ago China was similar to what India is today
Thx to America.
@@tooltalk thanks to Amercian politicians who don’t plan ahead and also greedy corporates who moved all manufacturing to China
@@RESatelliteit's too much political conflicts inside the u.s which slows down the econ development. Recent elected politicians just care their own pockets and don't have any long term vision . The failing infrastructure is a good example.
Have you seen Chynese quality?!?!
@@jilbertb Why don't you search for it.
As long as we have aircraft carrier superiority, we should be fine. They literally are floating fortresses. They give us a huge advantage
The problem with high speed rail in the US on the Acela is not curves. It’s the width of the alignment, signals, and track design. The NEC is straight enough in many sections to allow for higher speeds. Also it’s very common for HSR lines to have slowed sections to reduce building and maintenance costs.
For a new dedicated HSR system it could use one of the existing designs. I think the challenge is to obtain rights to build the HSR rail on existing land that isn't owned by the government. That'll take forever...
Good to see that the Chinese are slowly but steadily moving towards global domination.❤
Why is there a picture of a high speed train on the American picture when they dont have any?😂🤣🤣
this is a good competition between the two country. whoever wins all human win.
If China suddenly stop sending chips to USA I think half of the states would be in dark..Another thing is China has almost 1.412billion people...USA has 331.9... I really have nothing against any country except Russia,but USA should focus more on their citizens and making their life better..IF every country does so, world would be perfect place..
Chyna has lost over .4B ppl due to covid and genocide. India has more ppl than Chyna now... soooo misinformed. CCP lies to you.
What did Russia do to you?
The antagonistic and unappreciative attitude towards China and Chinese products from most Americans sickens me almost as much as my personal failures.
I’ve never seen a more undeservingly selfish and sinister attitude towards a country. A country that literally gives us quasi-free, incredibly high-quality gifts in every aisle of every store….like we are spoiled children. We can’t make, conserve, hold-on-to, recycle, or appreciate any of this tsunami of products. What a decadent people we are.
We’ve been spoiled aggressors on many countries throughout the past dozen or so years, but the broad unappreciative attitude towards China is probably the most unforgivable. I would argue that attitude alone negates any claim we have to deserving life as a people.
well said!
Tonya Harding: A very good example followed by the US government on how to compete with China!
As an electrical engineer that Chip report was... brutal