@@Rav01508 Rising exports doesn't have much to do with a place being attractive to live in, take Japan, yeah it is clean and has decent exports but its people are sad and overworked! look at Spain, everyone is relaxed, other than the migrant problems, it is a better place to live in compared to Japan.
Smart and talented people use their own brains to think, see, and judge on their own. They never sit at home listen to and believe every BS propaganda from anti-China media...Even Elon Musk goes to China, opens factories, and does business under the Chinese government. You think you are smarter than him?
you should stop listening to fake news instead of doing your own research... china have more freedom, right, and democracy than all so called democracy countries, especially the us...
Quantity or quality? a decade ago, there were 15,000 more in 2014 compared with 2024, but what roles did these foreign workers filled? The added value an English language teacher bring to China in 2014, is less in value in 2024. What would be more telling is the breakdown of the current 22,000 foreign talents in China, how many are professors, researchers etc. As the report goes , what China seems to be getting in 2024 are top tier work visa holders. If increasingly they are getting top foreign human capital , that's a welcome development. More needs to be done, so I bet they will get there as it seems China is more open to foreigners than ever before
Thanks for the news, I'm trying to be up to date now that China-US relations will undergo serious changes. I'm currently trying to major in Data Analytics with a focus on Economics and are learning mandarin as my second foreign language in case I want to work remotely in Asia. As an European I have found the Chinese culture quite fascinating despite (and because of) how different it is from the rest of the world, but since I also deeply appreciate American values, my ideals are a mix of both. If anything, understanding these different mentalities should enrich my perspective and ultimately strengthen my beliefs. Appreciate you and keep making content 👍
While a large population can indeed be a burden if not managed properly, with the right policies in place-focusing on education, healthcare, and skill development-it becomes a powerful asset. India’s struggle to fully leverage its demographic potential serves as a cautionary tale. For China, the focus should be on harnessing the potential of its vast population, turning it into a driving force for sustained economic prosperity, innovation, and global influence. By doing so, China can solidify its position as a dominant global power, ensuring long-term stability and growth.
these migrant come and go, its the CHARACTERISTIC of migrant workers. Many filipinos come and go from Hong Kong, all the time. the main difference is China have stricter requirements.
China only wants highly skilled workers and scientists/professors. To my understanding, the majority of Filipino workers in Hong Kong are doing low-skilled jobs. The main downside for China is the culture and language, most of the talents China wants probably already know English, and immigrating to an English-speaking country will always be preferred over China.
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(1) Foreigners don't want to be quarantined, that is confined to an isolated room. So, to avoid that fate, they head back home, perhaps even spreading the disease back to their home countries. (2) Geopolitical tensions between China and the USA. China is competing with the USA in many fields, like technology, and therefore it needs to attract the best domestic and foreign talent. (3) It is important to note that China wants highly skilled, educated immigrants. Medium-skilled immigrants are limited. Low-skilled immigrants are unwanted and will be deported. The USA makes it harder for skilled immigrants to enter because they are competition with native skilled workers for the same jobs; meanwhile, low-skilled workers can just smuggle into the country by the boatload.
What China needs to concentrate on is not tech progress per se but how to fix its demographic problems and make its economy sustainable, it doesn't matter how much tech progress you achieve if there is no one to benefit from it, better be a warm humanistic rural feudal society with people on it than a dystopian AI robotic society where just in order to have consumers, IVF is needed due to robots outnumbering people, robots that don't consume, a cold empty place! Those that can sustain a young healthy population base will eventually rule the world, demographics is destiny!
Not sure if this matters, even if true. PRC already has the most STEM educated workforce to draw on, + a growing number of ethnic Chinese in the US emigrating or returning to China due to the growing witch hunt in the US. All as confirmed in the number of research papers + IP patents, etc coming from China. Also a lot of foreigners in China pre-2019 were of the lower categories, like 'English' teachers. These have all been screened out.
If Beijing can set forth a special citizenship policy where there is a path for friends of china to accept Chinese customs and become Chinese citizens, and allow people to settle permanently as people have done throughout history in the old days of the silk road, while keeping their dual ancestral citizenship ties, so many more workers would stay and build. At the end of the day, hearts will do what hearts do, and if someone is supportive of the just Chinese cause, an american/Brazilian citizenship won't stop them, just as a Chinese citizenship wouldn't stop traitors of China from doing whatever they were going to do.
Why don't you think about things dynamically? Ten years ago, China's automobile industry, mobile phone industry, and chip industry were all foreign-invested, and these industries will inevitably shrink as China's local manufacturing industry upgrades. Uncompetitive companies cannot survive. Do you pay these foreign workers? Not to mention that the United States has led Western countries to decouple from China, prohibiting investment in China, and decoupling chip high-tech companies. This is how the problems caused by the United States became China's question?
@yongzhu8454 she is not talking about teaching jobs. It's about several places being closed for expats... say like some restaurants doesn't allow black people to dine in.
@@实在哈哈where are you welcoming them? To Malaysia or Singapore? 😂 You are not Chinese. First of all, you can’t even legally get on UA-cam from China. Which means if you are Chinese you have gone to another country for better opportunity. But the more likely explanation is that you’re from some Southeast Asian country and only have Chinese ancestry instead of being a real Chinese.
@@bluedragontoybash2463 I mean you can prove me wrong and show me statistics that indicate the world is willing to learn Chinese instead of English, you can´t tho, am i right?
My condolences to the millions of foreign & chinese workers in china who lost their life & sanity as they have been exploited & enslaved by companies who implement 996 work system but they are ignored by an 3vil Chinese regime 🇨🇳
BEIJING CAN RETAIN FOREIGN TALENT BY EMBRACING THE BOLD AND VISIONARY LEADERSHIP OF XI JINPING. XI JINPING'S STRENGTH AND WISDOM ARE UNRIVALED IN HUMAN HISTORY
China is not a nice place to live, i travel to China because of my business, but the people and the society itself isn't great. Meanwhile Japan is awesome
Strangely, the Biggest reason i have heard from so many Pakistanis so far is the FOOD. You cannot find halaal food in China. I have seen people starving for food for weeks. No one wants to go and work where they cannot find something to eat.
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I just got my Green card after staying in China for 20 years in USA its 7 years so that says it all, I am thankful though.
u r still one of the very few... congrats though.
China is not as attractive to foreigners as before, and the economy growth is slowing too
But why exports rising?
😂 They are decreasing @@Rav01508
Its more like china local workers offer better performance and these so called foreign talents cant compete
@@Rav01508 Rising exports doesn't have much to do with a place being attractive to live in, take Japan, yeah it is clean and has decent exports but its people are sad and overworked! look at Spain, everyone is relaxed, other than the migrant problems, it is a better place to live in compared to Japan.
Even the locals are leaving....😂
If you ask anyone where they want to live, they will prefer the West or America😐😐😐😐 China was never an option...
How have you asked everyone?
How have you asked everyone?
How have you asked everyone?
How have you asked everyone?
@@mathewadams8499he never asked anyone. He is an arrogant white American.
Do you guys think that top foreign talent would want to work under an authoritarian government with no rule of law?
Smart and talented people use their own brains to think, see, and judge on their own. They never sit at home listen to and believe every BS propaganda from anti-China media...Even Elon Musk goes to China, opens factories, and does business under the Chinese government. You think you are smarter than him?
no rule of law lol. China is safer than USA or Europe. Unless you want to overthrow the CCP lol.
Please refer to UAE. Capital have no border. It like water, flow to lowest point or maximum ROI.
Its more like china local workers offer better performance and these so called foreign talents cant compete
you should stop listening to fake news instead of doing your own research... china have more freedom, right, and democracy than all so called democracy countries, especially the us...
Quantity or quality? a decade ago, there were 15,000 more in 2014 compared with 2024, but what roles did these foreign workers filled? The added value an English language teacher bring to China in 2014, is less in value in 2024. What would be more telling is the breakdown of the current 22,000 foreign talents in China, how many are professors, researchers etc. As the report goes , what China seems to be getting in 2024 are top tier work visa holders. If increasingly they are getting top foreign human capital , that's a welcome development. More needs to be done, so I bet they will get there as it seems China is more open to foreigners than ever before
:))) ... no comments..
and what about shanghai? did the foreign talent in Beijing moved to Shanghai instead?
Thanks for the news, I'm trying to be up to date now that China-US relations will undergo serious changes. I'm currently trying to major in Data Analytics with a focus on Economics and are learning mandarin as my second foreign language in case I want to work remotely in Asia. As an European I have found the Chinese culture quite fascinating despite (and because of) how different it is from the rest of the world, but since I also deeply appreciate American values, my ideals are a mix of both. If anything, understanding these different mentalities should enrich my perspective and ultimately strengthen my beliefs. Appreciate you and keep making content 👍
Easy solution. Pay better.
I am okay with that. Lol. Taiwan's bilingualism policy will attract English teachers
While a large population can indeed be a burden if not managed properly, with the right policies in place-focusing on education, healthcare, and skill development-it becomes a powerful asset. India’s struggle to fully leverage its demographic potential serves as a cautionary tale. For China, the focus should be on harnessing the potential of its vast population, turning it into a driving force for sustained economic prosperity, innovation, and global influence. By doing so, China can solidify its position as a dominant global power, ensuring long-term stability and growth.
these migrant come and go, its the CHARACTERISTIC of migrant workers.
Many filipinos come and go from Hong Kong, all the time.
the main difference is China have stricter requirements.
China only wants highly skilled workers and scientists/professors. To my understanding, the majority of Filipino workers in Hong Kong are doing low-skilled jobs. The main downside for China is the culture and language, most of the talents China wants probably already know English, and immigrating to an English-speaking country will always be preferred over China.
Here is an official Travel Advisory to China 🇨🇳:
- Exercise caution everywhere you go,
- risks of arbitrary enforcement of local laws,
- wrongful detentions, and
- exit bans.
Indian bot
@@Rav01508 corona
how much did CIA pay you?
!I just switched up my Roth IRA to 50% SCHD, 25% SCHX, 25% SCHG, and my Roth 401k is 70% vanguard S&P 500 index, 20% vanguard growth index, and 10% vanguard international index. Seeking best possible ways to grow $350k into $2m+ before retirement.
As a newbie investor, it’s essential for you to have a mentor to keep you accountable.
Kristine Lynn Weber is my trade analyst, she has guided me to identify key market trends, pinpointed strategic entry points, and provided risk assessments, ensuring my trades decisions align with market dynamics for optimal returns.
I managed to grow a nest egg of around 120k to over a Million. I'm especially grateful to Adviser Kristine Lynn Weber, for her expertise and exposure to different areas of the market..
Without a doubt! Kristine Lynn Weber is a trader who goes above and beyond. she has an exceptional skill for analyzing market movements and spotting profitable opportunities. Her strategies are meticulously crafted on thorough research and years of practical experience..
how would you recommend i enter the crypto market? I am also looking at studying some traders and copying their strategy rather than investing myself and losing money emotionally.. What's your take on this approach? and How can i reach her, if you don't mind me asking?
look up her name on the web for her website.
(1) Foreigners don't want to be quarantined, that is confined to an isolated room. So, to avoid that fate, they head back home, perhaps even spreading the disease back to their home countries.
(2) Geopolitical tensions between China and the USA. China is competing with the USA in many fields, like technology, and therefore it needs to attract the best domestic and foreign talent.
(3) It is important to note that China wants highly skilled, educated immigrants. Medium-skilled immigrants are limited. Low-skilled immigrants are unwanted and will be deported. The USA makes it harder for skilled immigrants to enter because they are competition with native skilled workers for the same jobs; meanwhile, low-skilled workers can just smuggle into the country by the boatload.
What China needs to concentrate on is not tech progress per se but how to fix its demographic problems and make its economy sustainable, it doesn't matter how much tech progress you achieve if there is no one to benefit from it, better be a warm humanistic rural feudal society with people on it than a dystopian AI robotic society where just in order to have consumers, IVF is needed due to robots outnumbering people, robots that don't consume, a cold empty place! Those that can sustain a young healthy population base will eventually rule the world, demographics is destiny!
Not sure if this matters, even if true. PRC already has the most STEM educated workforce to draw on, + a growing number of ethnic Chinese in the US emigrating or returning to China due to the growing witch hunt in the US. All as confirmed in the number of research papers + IP patents, etc coming from China.
Also a lot of foreigners in China pre-2019 were of the lower categories, like 'English' teachers. These have all been screened out.
Those foreigners are moving to India for jobs.
😂
Weehee. India is finally becoming a superpower
Serious. You saw the smog in Mumbai , where schools were closed
Most of them are unqualified english teachers. What China need is engineers and designer such as wofgang who works in BYD.
Why always negative news in China from western world
Just checking in with all the usual Sinophobic bots and trolls. Hope they don’t feel neglected.
Beijing? Lockdown? When?
During covid
If Beijing can set forth a special citizenship policy where there is a path for friends of china to accept Chinese customs and become Chinese citizens, and allow people to settle permanently as people have done throughout history in the old days of the silk road, while keeping their dual ancestral citizenship ties, so many more workers would stay and build. At the end of the day, hearts will do what hearts do, and if someone is supportive of the just Chinese cause, an american/Brazilian citizenship won't stop them, just as a Chinese citizenship wouldn't stop traitors of China from doing whatever they were going to do.
SCMP: Why Beijing struggles to retain foreign workers?
Me: Because they earn too much from China and retired early?
Worst take possible? You are advocating for lower pay, what kind of 1% operative are you?
The fact they earn more than locals doing the same job is unjust....
@@stevenr.rodriguez9997 Am I advocating?
IP protection is key whatever we make in China gets copied 😢
Why don't you think about things dynamically? Ten years ago, China's automobile industry, mobile phone industry, and chip industry were all foreign-invested, and these industries will inevitably shrink as China's local manufacturing industry upgrades. Uncompetitive companies cannot survive. Do you pay these foreign workers? Not to mention that the United States has led Western countries to decouple from China, prohibiting investment in China, and decoupling chip high-tech companies. This is how the problems caused by the United States became China's question?
They also shut down some of the major expat areas, so there's nothing to do there either.
中国不需要那么多的英语老师。
@yongzhu8454 she is not talking about teaching jobs. It's about several places being closed for expats... say like some restaurants doesn't allow black people to dine in.
Do they want plumbers?
In a heartbeat I would go to China, if I can find a job over there, but I have to gain more work experience. Just finished my Master's degree.
Welcome. And I wish you the best of luck
So go! You never know
@@实在哈哈where are you welcoming them? To Malaysia or Singapore? 😂 You are not Chinese. First of all, you can’t even legally get on UA-cam from China. Which means if you are Chinese you have gone to another country for better opportunity. But the more likely explanation is that you’re from some Southeast Asian country and only have Chinese ancestry instead of being a real Chinese.
没办法，北京这座城市太严肃了，还是上海、深圳更包容些
是的，在北京呆着挺无聊的
Better to look at Shenzhen
I was just about to say, theres a lot of foreigners here in Shenzhen.
They dont need anymore english teachers, thats why. Its time for everywhere else to learn Chinese
But that won´t happen, so why say it?
@@krac3x438 LOL 不会说英语的人这么说 🙂
是的
@@bluedragontoybash2463 I mean you can prove me wrong and show me statistics that indicate the world is willing to learn Chinese instead of English, you can´t tho, am i right?
@@krac3x438rise of chinese brands. Western companies losing out to domestic brands in china
My condolences to the millions of foreign & chinese workers in china who lost their life & sanity as they have been exploited & enslaved by companies who implement 996 work system but they are ignored by an 3vil Chinese regime 🇨🇳
Indian bot
@@Rav01508corona
Because of the upcoming Western 2nd cold war ??
中国什么时候希望留住外国人了？？？
Come to superpower India 🇮🇳
BEIJING CAN RETAIN FOREIGN TALENT BY EMBRACING THE BOLD AND VISIONARY LEADERSHIP OF XI JINPING. XI JINPING'S STRENGTH AND WISDOM ARE UNRIVALED IN HUMAN HISTORY
Shanghai just have more expats in comparison
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
China is not a nice place to live, i travel to China because of my business, but the people and the society itself isn't great. Meanwhile Japan is awesome
Then go back to your own country
Strangely, the Biggest reason i have heard from so many Pakistanis so far is the FOOD.
You cannot find halaal food in China. I have seen people starving for food for weeks.
No one wants to go and work where they cannot find something to eat.
Stay in your own country if you can't eat other food
Lots of halaal food in Shenzhen lol
China don't blued and blond foreign workers,China needs to attract foreign skilled expat Chinese workers.
😂 No one wants to come to land of corona 😊
You are reporting as if the foreign workers are a blessing. They are lazy and bad workers. Lots of them look down on the local Chinese.