Gen Z In China: From Revenge Spending To Revenge Saving | Money Mind | Gen Z

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  • @zendude123
    @zendude123 Рік тому +337

    When you live at home and live off your parents, not paying any rent or mortgage, not having any food or utility expenses, it’s easy to save 90% of your income!

    • @kalamansihans
      @kalamansihans Рік тому +6

      amen, brother

    • @gavinlew8273
      @gavinlew8273 Рік тому +5

      Haha. That is revenge savings!

    • @hkt840
      @hkt840 Рік тому +30

      not to mention she is a high income earner... 5600 to 7000 usd per month incoming living in china...

    • @gef2
      @gef2 Рік тому +24

      she isnt even revenging anything except on the kindness of her parents

    • @s._3560
      @s._3560 Рік тому +14

      As do many young people who cannot afford to live on their own now in the depressed economies of Western developed countries. At least she is sensible to save hard and not spend it on frivolous things like designer handbags and Starbucks coffee!

  • @mpdmpd8118
    @mpdmpd8118 Рік тому +106

    revenge saving is good habit..better than homeless when you old

  • @Strawberrycake951
    @Strawberrycake951 Рік тому +75

    She is spending over 700 USD per month on discretionary goods. Her parents are paying for her necessities (food, utilities, etc.). At 8:15 she actually says "I can't still live off my parents" (literally, "I can't still eat my parent's [food] and drink my parent's [water]"). Outside of east Asian countries, college students are typically expected to pay for their own expenses and work part time jobs, so it's not possible to save 90% of their income.
    While admirable that she understands the importance of saving at her age, she is still spending over 700USD/month on discretionary goods in a country where you can get boba for 1USD. 😐

  • @kitsand
    @kitsand Рік тому +141

    High income person saves alot of money. Is anyone surprised?

    • @Vincent_de_Paul
      @Vincent_de_Paul Рік тому +4

      Aye, more disposable income.
      Ordinary people have hard time paying for the rent and food nowadays 😢

    • @zfranke3dome
      @zfranke3dome Рік тому +1

      click bait video.

    • @VBoo459
      @VBoo459 11 місяців тому +3

      Not really.........if your lifestyle is expensive then you can earn a high income and not have a penny saved. It's not the high income that helps you save money, its money management that helps you save money. Of course a high income is helpful but majority of people are in debt for a reason (even with high incomes).

    • @Vincent_de_Paul
      @Vincent_de_Paul 11 місяців тому

      @@VBoo459 yo, even if your lifestyle isn't expensive, the average people can't save Nada nowadays 🙄

    • @Ersanba
      @Ersanba 9 місяців тому

      Not necessary.. high income may means u tends to spend more..

  • @TommieeFx
    @TommieeFx Рік тому +236

    Her monthly income is 7k USD WOW thats a lot for china

    • @jaya001us
      @jaya001us Рік тому +84

      I think CNA should have interviewed somebody with an income that can represent the average chinese person. I suspect this program is produced to play up chinese propaganda that the chinese have huge savings! The reality is with the collapse of the chinese real estate sector, trust fund and stock market, savings of the middle class has been wiped out.

    • @000T00b
      @000T00b Рік тому

      @@jaya001usAccording to Investopedia (not the CCP) the top 10 countries by savings rate are Macao, Republic of Congo, Qatar, Ireland, Brunei, Singapore, Luxembourg, Gabon, the United Arab Emirates, and China. Just saying.

    • @thespacejedi
      @thespacejedi Рік тому +11

      ​@@jaya001us BABA bag holder detected

    • @letsgoletsgoletsgoletsgoletsgo
      @letsgoletsgoletsgoletsgoletsgo Рік тому +10

      That's a lot for me ! And I live in Singapore

    • @iggy5347
      @iggy5347 Рік тому +12

      ​@@jaya001us stop taking fentalyn too much

  • @KeepinItRealAllDay
    @KeepinItRealAllDay Рік тому +56

    Saving and having an emergency fund is a very normal practice. It’s hilarious that this video is portraying it as such a game changing new trend 😂

    • @BigHeadAvenger
      @BigHeadAvenger Рік тому +3

      It's a new trend in China.

    • @nunyadambusiness3530
      @nunyadambusiness3530 Рік тому +6

      It's not a normal practice in the US or other countries with a high cost of living. It's not common to save because the cost of living makes it near impossible, can't cut back any further when you're at barebones.

    • @s._3560
      @s._3560 Рік тому +3

      China has always had a high savings rate. It is ingrained in the culture. According to the IMF - China stands out as having one of the world's highest savings rates!

    • @alien13579
      @alien13579 Рік тому

      do you know why it's not a normal practice?
      because gen Z doesn't see any bright future so they involve themselves in revenge spending, it's not like they can afford a car or a house anyway
      so for them to save is actually an opposite direction
      savings is good when you stand at personal standpoint
      but if you're standing at economic standpoint, it's a bad thing which is why china's economy is in serious trouble right now

    • @prostspezi5
      @prostspezi5 11 місяців тому +1

      I though US common sense is to use credit card and drowning in debt?

  • @todayinmalaysia
    @todayinmalaysia Рік тому +59

    Good for her! Though USD7k is a lot as 10% of what she earn a month could be 100% of what an average person earn elsewhere.

    • @samsonseah74
      @samsonseah74 Рік тому +1

      how do you make 7k USD playing games?
      Insane

    • @WiseOnion
      @WiseOnion Рік тому

      Facial filter@@samsonseah74

    • @marcmerlini7280
      @marcmerlini7280 Рік тому +5

      @@samsonseah74 ask the simps paying for it

    • @samsonseah74
      @samsonseah74 Рік тому +1

      @@marcmerlini7280 oh my thats true mate. Thanks for that. There should be a study around making money off simps

    • @VBoo459
      @VBoo459 11 місяців тому

      those 'simps' paying for it are probably anti-women people like you who call other simps. Biggest hypocrites.@@marcmerlini7280

  • @mosqutio88
    @mosqutio88 Рік тому +36

    Love to learn more genZ aggressively saving and investing. In my 20s, I was also able to save 50-99% of my income into investments, allowing me to achieve financial freedom in my mid-30s.

    • @kemingyu4266
      @kemingyu4266 Рік тому +5

      You live at home and don't pay rental I presume?

    • @mosqutio88
      @mosqutio88 Рік тому

      @@kemingyu4266 I lived in San Francisco Bay Area with many roommates and food hacked when I worked in consulting and was in the military deployed overseas, which housing, food, and transportation were free.

    • @mosqutio88
      @mosqutio88 Рік тому

      @@mykolkei945 , I house, food, and travel hacked during my 20s. :)

    • @mosqutio88
      @mosqutio88 Рік тому

      @@kemingyu4266 No, I wish!

    • @mosqutio88
      @mosqutio88 Рік тому

      @@mykolkei945 I house, travel and food hacked!

  • @AMAZINGGUY1113
    @AMAZINGGUY1113 Рік тому +18

    The economist in this video was extremely vague about why people are saving so much, citing post covid economic instability. While this is true, I wanted to shed a bit more light as to why it's happening. It's important to note that this young woman, along with everyone else in china, had just witnessed the housing market completely implode. Real estate used to be the de facto standard of investment, where families would scramble to put together their entire life savings to buy a house. They would even go as far as to "pre order" still in construction units as an investment. However, construction companies would use the money from the latest pre order and use it to finance the construction of the previous pre order. Unsurprisingly this ponzi scheme came crashing down and now one financial meltdown later, we have this "revenge saving" thing...
    When the government controls the stock market and the housing market is in shambles causing a national economic downturn, it makes sense people with money are choosing to just simply hold on to it.

    • @mikecheng6010
      @mikecheng6010 Рік тому +1

      Great summary. I would like to also add that the overall sentiments toward the broader market and the more specific job aspects for the young people are not very promising (or we can just say dismal) right now. So if you put it into the framwork of New-Keynesian, it does translate directly to something deflationary, which cyclically enhances/ encourages saving behaviors, which does confirm what you say and what the public data shows.

  • @addanametocontinue
    @addanametocontinue Рік тому +9

    If you make a ridiculous amount of money and have little in terms of expenses, you can save 90% of it, too! For most people who have to pay rent, saving 90% of your income is pretty impossible. If your rent is $1,000/mo, that means you need to make significantly more than $120,000/yr, since you still need food, fuel, insurance, etc. $120,000/yr is more than most people will ever make in a year; it puts you pretty high in the income bracket.

  • @Geekandsneaks
    @Geekandsneaks Рік тому +21

    7k per month? Or 84k per year?!
    That’s more than most people make here in Australia. While definitely the cost of living is cheaper I assume

    • @stunstar4553
      @stunstar4553 Рік тому

      She is an internet influencer who livestreams on TikTok(douyin), and if there are thousands of people watching her live stream as she said, such income is very common

    • @danielwells774
      @danielwells774 Рік тому +12

      I don't know why the media only present the superstars in one domain as average people and then frame it as what they're doing is impressive when it is either common sense or super easy. She makes 10x the median wage, so she spends the whole median wage and then saves the 90% excess. WOW! MINDBLOWING! NEVER BEEN DONE BEFORE!

    • @Geekandsneaks
      @Geekandsneaks Рік тому

      @@danielwells774 very true! It’s easy if I had 10x the median income to only spend 1/10th of it monthly. Imagine if I earn $1000000 and spent $10000. Am I frugal? Hahah
      I guess my biggest takeaway from this was that I am definitely in the wrong profession. I would think 95% of people who watches this network are not earning that type of money.

    • @onlydbrasko
      @onlydbrasko 11 місяців тому

      The number of Chinese who are making six figures in China and/or abroad is higher than the entire population of Australia.

  • @gavinlew8273
    @gavinlew8273 Рік тому +5

    TRUTH. If no-one spends on anything. Economy goes into depression.

  • @joebloggs6131
    @joebloggs6131 Рік тому +6

    I'm a homeless man from Australia, and two years ago I gave up on paying rent and now saved $34,000 toward buying my own land. No help from anyone else, nobody has even asked if I'm doing ok.

    • @chocolatecookie8571
      @chocolatecookie8571 11 місяців тому +4

      Sad to hear that no one asks if you are okay. It is the Western narcissistic culture many of us are living in right now. Professor Sam Vaknin he talks a lot about this. I hope you'll be okay in due time and be able to buy your land and your own home. Take care of yourself and protect what you have. God bless you

    • @goranlucic3226
      @goranlucic3226 Місяць тому

      😂

  • @lexluong8155
    @lexluong8155 Рік тому +21

    She's a gem. Thinking and acting for her future.

    • @TKandWG
      @TKandWG Рік тому +1

      Of course she's highly intelligent, that was why she was one of the top online gamers.

  • @benzo1d
    @benzo1d Рік тому +1

    it's good if gen z in China learns how to save money like their parents do. saving for better future is very important😊

  • @gshepherd6141
    @gshepherd6141 Рік тому +6

    I will save 90% too by living in a box. screw property tax and rent.

  • @DanielHYNg
    @DanielHYNg 7 місяців тому

    Saving like a lunatic has a ripple effect at the end. The power of compounding.

  • @VinhNguyen-dv9zr
    @VinhNguyen-dv9zr Рік тому +19

    I got a friend from Sichuan, and she work and live in Shanghai. She got properly job in a big company. Her monthly income is $1500 😂 are you sure that this persone in avarage person in China?

    • @stunstar4553
      @stunstar4553 Рік тому

      She is an internet influencer who livestreams on TikTok(douyin)

    • @gavinlew8273
      @gavinlew8273 Рік тому +1

      Apparently, there are two different types of economy in China. The old economy and the new economy. Those working in the "new economy" get an average salary of 7K while those in the "old economy" get 1.5K. It's all relative.

    • @Daniel-xaogjeyh
      @Daniel-xaogjeyh Рік тому

      @@gavinlew8273 did you pull that out of your ass?

    • @VinhNguyen-dv9zr
      @VinhNguyen-dv9zr Рік тому +3

      @@gavinlew8273 lol that bs, because i asked few friends from different city. There are non of them have that income around 7k per month bro. This girl must belong to 1% of China population high income as if you say. Because if she belong to 30% average people, China's gdp must be higher a lot.

    • @wallace6228
      @wallace6228 Рік тому

      sichuan; s average income only half of shanghai, but the living costs much cheaper than tier 1 cities.

  • @anushchandrashetty
    @anushchandrashetty Рік тому +2

    Great tips!!

  • @TomNook.
    @TomNook. Рік тому +3

    If "China" is in the video title, you know lastChang will make a comment.

  • @tuapuikia
    @tuapuikia Рік тому +1

    I'm not joking; China is an advanced country. The government is just too humble to admit it.

  • @erickosinuhaji
    @erickosinuhaji Рік тому +5

    A typical misleading title and content. This should focus on how to achieve that level income for young people rather than saving. With that kind level of income + still staying with rich parents, it only needs modest life to spend that 10%. Nothing too special.

  • @keanuarcadio489
    @keanuarcadio489 11 місяців тому +3

    She is not making 40,000 from gaming. That's bullshit.

  • @danielc1792
    @danielc1792 Рік тому +4

    It's not 'revenge saving', it's just saving/investing. Wasn't that what everyone was screaming at Gen Z and Millennials to do? "Ugh, this younger generation is so spendthrift, why can't they spend less and save more?" FFS, you really can't win with these people.

  • @NPJGlobal
    @NPJGlobal Рік тому

    FIRE is spreading! woo woo

  • @markdeguzman6556
    @markdeguzman6556 Рік тому +2

    Where does she keep her savings? Is it safe from the CCP? I heard some people cannot withdraw their own money from the banks and cannot enjoy the fruits of their own hard labor. I hope her efforts or sacrifices to live frugally will not be wasted in the end.

    • @stunstar4553
      @stunstar4553 Рік тому +1

      There are over 5000 banks in China, and bankruptcy of one or two banks is not a serious problem. And according to Chinese law, government departments will compensate up to 500000 yuan (about 70000 US dollars) for bank deposit losses

  • @ummzahra9196
    @ummzahra9196 Рік тому +1

    I agree I went from going to Starbucks to making my own drinks. Real uggs to knock offs from SHEIN.

  • @tawanium
    @tawanium Рік тому +2

    没有那么重要! well said there at the end. All the luxury goods aren’t as important as her preferred lifestyle.

  • @rubaidasharmin4579
    @rubaidasharmin4579 4 місяці тому

    She doesn't need to support anyone so it is similar for her. And her parents are well solvent too.

  • @raquelmacdonald8572
    @raquelmacdonald8572 11 місяців тому +2

    This isn't ground breaking when you are dependant on mommy and daddy.
    Show me someone paying real bills and perhaps I'll take a listen.

  • @alicegay4286
    @alicegay4286 11 місяців тому +1

    If SO can save 90% of your income than they must live with their parents and dont pay for any other kind of expenses.
    In that case, 90% is possible

  • @t0astz
    @t0astz Рік тому

    we went a full circle

  • @lamb9642
    @lamb9642 3 місяці тому +1

    7 k per month? and she needs to save money? 😄

    • @str34mln3r
      @str34mln3r 2 дні тому

      Yeah, imagine making this report and you "analyze" the financials of a girl who is in the top 1% of earners, thanks to retarded simps. So insightful, this totally represents China's Gen Z! 🙃

  • @ivangeo3319
    @ivangeo3319 Рік тому

    Saving what you've earned is good. The real challenge is balancing Saving what you earned mood and living mood. Hope you work at a place that you feel your loyalty towards, because the other side of it is working mundanely just for sake of employment.

  • @thomasrogers9146
    @thomasrogers9146 11 місяців тому

    ITS HARD FOR ME TO WRAP MY MIND AROUND ALL THIS CHINA HATE. AS A BUSINESSMAN WHO WAS ONCE HOMELESS IN AMAERICA AND TODAY A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSMAN TWENTY YEARS LATE, IT WAS HELL WORKING 76 HOURS A WEEK BUT IT PAID OFF. ALL I AM SAYING, CHINA'S SUCCESS WAS AND IS NOT AN ACCIDENT OR LUCK BUT HARD WORK AND A VERY EFFECTIVE AND COMPETENT GOVERNMENT.

  • @marktn9851
    @marktn9851 Місяць тому

    A balance should be better. Imagine all goes into savings with a vengeance… money supply increased but not in circulation will depress saving rates resulting inefficiencies, inflations and devaluation$. There’s no one best path, hence, maintaining to balance should be the main focus.

  • @g.abzilla7665
    @g.abzilla7665 9 місяців тому

    What's a gaming center? A gaming dev company or something else?

  • @champagne77
    @champagne77 Рік тому +1

    She's great

  • @momotaro0410
    @momotaro0410 Рік тому +2

    6:11 notes for myself

  • @mynameisdrpat
    @mynameisdrpat Рік тому +3

    Is she a big shot gaming influencer ? making that much money from just "playing" games, especially at this day and age where competition is fierce in that industry, and in China. Sounds a bit fishy to me.

  • @paulinejackson5861
    @paulinejackson5861 Рік тому

    This shows how much better women are at saving money than men!

  • @Daniel-xaogjeyh
    @Daniel-xaogjeyh Рік тому +2

    why would you make a report of a 'rich' girl giving saving advice? Ridiculous :D

  • @agushermanto1038
    @agushermanto1038 10 місяців тому +1

    RMB 50.000 is quiet a lot

  • @jarrodyuki7081
    @jarrodyuki7081 11 місяців тому

    1. no child porn 2. no sex with minors 3. no illegal drugs and 4. no illegal firearms in any nation or 5. violence against women or children.

  • @mikecheng6010
    @mikecheng6010 Рік тому

    that's atually very smart. good for her

  • @JayFrisk4439
    @JayFrisk4439 11 місяців тому +2

    You are using an example from someone who earns in the top 5%, not a realistic example of a gen z in China

  • @May04bwu
    @May04bwu 10 місяців тому +1

    So you're talking about a whole generation and then use an influencer as an example?

  • @verselines
    @verselines Рік тому +6

    life's good as a moderately attractive female. just be a gaming streamer and watch the money roll in.

    • @tatsuhitot
      @tatsuhitot Рік тому +1

      Use filter apps, put on lots of makeups and wear revealing clothing. These work as well for unattractive women and men wearing wigs lol

  • @PAPDoubleStandards
    @PAPDoubleStandards Рік тому +2

    It is indeed a bitter pill for many elderly Singaporeans who had stood by the country patriotically during their younger days to be hearing that Temasek’s portfolio has grown from S$90 billion to S$300 billion under the leadership of Ho Ching when the majority of their CPF saving had remain stagnant, barely struggling to stay capital-positive after adjusting for inflation.

  • @hendyyuniarto6164
    @hendyyuniarto6164 Рік тому +2

    Just waste my time to see this ads. This girl cannot represent China gen Z.

  • @user-ty2uz4gb7v
    @user-ty2uz4gb7v 6 місяців тому

    It's good to save of course but the CCP can still take everything you have simply by locking your bank account, or just issuing a decree and withdrawing whatever they want, or they can do the more subtle approach of printing money, which devalues the currency and transfers the wealth from you to them.

  • @Sky-yi9nc
    @Sky-yi9nc Рік тому

    From one extreme to the other.

  • @jeffreyjackson5229
    @jeffreyjackson5229 Рік тому

    The only way that is possible is to make a substantial amount of money and live a very frugal life or she is living on someone.

  • @tl1533
    @tl1533 Рік тому +1

    She does not have to worry. Her parents will buy her a house & food. The only thing she has to do is saving all her earnings.

  • @seanpmcg99
    @seanpmcg99 Рік тому

    Revenge spending to revenge saveing

  • @prostspezi5
    @prostspezi5 11 місяців тому +1

    This is rich person, her 10% is equal to 100% normal people. BS interview

  • @Generalshouchew
    @Generalshouchew 11 місяців тому

    0.1% gaming host in Tiktok Has her income

  • @ibrahimseth8646
    @ibrahimseth8646 Рік тому

    If Saving=90%=9000 USD(Yearly)
    Loan(30 Year)=250%=9000USD*30 Year
    Loan(30 Year)=250%=270,000 USD
    Loan=100%=270,000 USD/250%
    Loan=100%=108,000 USD
    Insurance:
    Payout(30 Year)=1,500,000 USD
    Premium

  • @lamng7848
    @lamng7848 9 місяців тому

    who said playing video game is futureless ? look at this girl

    • @lamng7848
      @lamng7848 9 місяців тому

      but i think this case is special , her income is much more 10x than average ...

    • @zhuzi_2037
      @zhuzi_2037 6 місяців тому +1

      @@lamng7848 没有, 她的消费很低, 平时大家玩篮球, 高尔夫, 游泳, 古琴, 开销更大

  • @danielmcarthur9004
    @danielmcarthur9004 Рік тому +3

    Well that was a waste of time to watch ha

  • @SpartanFarron
    @SpartanFarron Рік тому +1

    There's also a huge problem with putting money into Chinese banks. They will accept deposits but refuse to allow withdrawals. There are no guarantees or trustworthy oversight for Chinese banks which is extremely scary. There are "laws" but is either not enforced or interpreted however the CCP wants.

    • @ezioauditore5616
      @ezioauditore5616 Рік тому

      10 year old?

    • @captsorghum
      @captsorghum Рік тому

      Easy. Just use your money to make payments on a to-be-constructed house. The best investment ever.

  • @FrankWu
    @FrankWu Рік тому

    我建議你把人民幣 換成港幣 或者美金來存錢 叫他如果你想花錢的話就會製造一個障礙了

  • @ahbai1976
    @ahbai1976 Рік тому

    Haha…. Really so many Sohais in China like supporting such influencers…..

  • @siriratt9037
    @siriratt9037 Рік тому

    ฉันก็เป็นเหมือนกัน

  • @SK-lt1so
    @SK-lt1so Місяць тому

    Rotting society

  • @江启源-z3i
    @江启源-z3i Рік тому +4

    你们能多采访点普通人吗?她一点代表性都没有。

    • @jaya001us
      @jaya001us Рік тому +1

      就是!我说99%的中国人每个月都挣不到4-5万吧?

  • @PAPDoubleStandards
    @PAPDoubleStandards Рік тому

    When the politically connected elites got to enjoy the Swiss standard of living, supplemented by probably the fattest pay-check of any politician in the world, it is clear that politics has divided Singapore needlessly, and for all the wrong reasons.

  • @thierry-le-frippon
    @thierry-le-frippon Рік тому +7

    Gaming influencer 😅😅😅 what kind of job is that ???

    • @chelleb.9759
      @chelleb.9759 Рік тому +1

      the kind that earns money i think

    • @ssuwandi3240
      @ssuwandi3240 Рік тому

      Gambling niche

    • @pinkcotton94
      @pinkcotton94 Рік тому

      but still earn USD7k wor

    • @TKandWG
      @TKandWG Рік тому

      Basically someone who's very skilful at some popular online games, same as photography-influencers, fitness-influencers, etc.

    • @verselines
      @verselines Рік тому +2

      she earns 7k USD per month, better than many 'normal' jobs that you probably consider 'superior' to what she's doing.

  • @mack-uv6gn
    @mack-uv6gn Рік тому

    👍

  • @tananga_studio
    @tananga_studio Рік тому +1

    Nice Propaganda xD

  • @lastChang
    @lastChang Рік тому +12

    Congrats to the Taiwanese 🇹🇼 who are enjoying freedom and prosperity
    - while 1.4 billion Chinese have no rights to speech, and half are still under poverty, without clean water or toilets.
    - Chinese people want to be Taiwanese.

    • @johnl.7754
      @johnl.7754 Рік тому

      Which is why the CCP government wants to destroy/take over Taiwan from their current government. Taiwan also has free universal healthcare.

    • @nexus_optimism
      @nexus_optimism Рік тому +4

      do you even watch the video? smh🤦

    • @goldenrules5697
      @goldenrules5697 Рік тому

      Deng Xiaoping You think he is a true communist and most of your Chinese leaders believe they are true communists..
      China Realizing their shortcomings, giant ships cannot just change their steering suddenly, changes will slowly and surely find the best way.

    • @richardmackenzie1878
      @richardmackenzie1878 Рік тому

      better poor than gobbling white D to survive 🤣 I've never met worse cultural prostitutes than Taiwanese

    • @User-uw4qz
      @User-uw4qz Рік тому

      @@nexus_optimism this is propaganda, very few people in the PRC make 7k a month

  • @comchadelalora
    @comchadelalora Рік тому

    Who cares ?

  • @ArabicReja973
    @ArabicReja973 Рік тому +8

    Examples of "Socialism with Chinese characteristics":
    - young people with no job,
    - Zero Covid and endless lockdowns,
    - banks with no money,
    - cities for no one,
    *- trains for no riders,*
    - warships with no sailors and
    - highways to nowhere.

    • @goldenrules5697
      @goldenrules5697 Рік тому

      Please talk about anything about China:
      In the west there was Roman Greece, now they have transformed into the USA inventor of many things..
      In the east there was China thousands of years ago, the inventor of many things too...
      Please judge for yourself

  • @keirenle
    @keirenle Рік тому

    Revenge save? It s a very silly expression. The Chinese are good with saving, has always been. May be many were born in good time developing a spending habit, a lot of them now experiencing a leaner time so they go back to their old habits. No thing to see here. As a side note, for anyone who hope for a China economic collapse , don't hold your breath. They study longer, workers, and save more you will be collapsed way before they do.

    • @SpartanFarron
      @SpartanFarron Рік тому

      How do you think they will resolve the property crisis? They built thousands of incomplete tofu-dreg buildings on debt. They are worthless assets. The CCP won't bail those out. Any "stimulus money" they print is going into corrupt pockets. The commoners won't get a single yuan from it. The GDP and unemployment numbers recently released are fake and they're now backtracking on them by accusing province workers for faking statistics. That's how bad it is. You can't save if you don't have income. Companies are moving factories to other countries. Don't expect them to move back. Western investments are leaving. They lost 6.3 trillion of stock value since 2021. What are your solutions for those problems? Sounds like a collapse to me.

  • @searklarak
    @searklarak Рік тому

    She's doing well for her age for now. She might become a leftover women eventually though as she will no doubt be looking for a guy that is better in her every way.

  • @jarrodyuki7081
    @jarrodyuki7081 11 місяців тому

    1. no child porn 2. no sex with minors 3. no illegal drugs and 4. no illegal firearms in any nation or 5. violence against women or children.