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I would choose to live in nam than live in chinaI know it a joke, but once day, when we can unify Sub Mekong nation and become bigger and stronger, then everyone can see who is better.
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I would choose to live in nam than live in chinaI know it a joke, but once day, when we can unify Sub Mekong nation and become bigger and stronger, then everyone can see who is better.
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CN PM told this, SCMP told this. U are just pathetic Cnese trying to ignore that truthWho told you this, you just dreamed it up by yourself?
First it's from years ago, second, he was talking about "disposable income", which in US it can be negative, because Americans don't save.CN PM told this, SCMP told this. U are just pathetic Cnese trying to ignore that truth
Stop saying 140 usd is disposable income. U just try to ignore the fact that poor CNese farmers don't even earn enough money for daily living.
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China has over 600 million people whose monthly income is barely 1,000 yuan (USD 140) and their lives have further been affected by the coronavirus pandemic, Premier Li Keqiang said on Thursday.
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The official U.S. unemployment rate hit 14.7% in April, the highest level since data began in 1948. In May, employers added 2.5 million jobs—the most in a single month since 1948—and the unemployment rate fell to 13.3%. U.S. data don’t capture all of the people who are underemployed or who have given up looking for work.
But unlike China, the U.S. counts as unemployed some people not working any hours even while technically employed. The U.S. also has a wider array of monthly statistics than China does to reflect such people.
Chen Xingdong, a China economist at BNP Paribas, estimates that once everyone is factored in, as many as 132 million Chinese workers were at one point unemployed, temporarily displaced or furloughed this year—or about 30% of China’s urban workforce. He says it is fair to count displaced migrants as unemployed because farming isn’t really viable for many of them once they have ventured out into cities.
“From an economic point of view, I don’t think those people will work on the land,” Mr. Chen said. “I see them as having no income, no job.”
Feng Weibing, a 51-year-old who has been struggling to find work on interior-decoration projects in Beijing, agrees. While he has land in rural Jiangsu province, he said, “There is no way we can make a living as farmers.”

Feng Weibing has been struggling to find work on interior decoration projects in Beijing.
PHOTO: JONATHAN CHENG/THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
“The average cost for us in Jiangsu is around 100 yuan ($14) a day, but as a farmer, you can only earn about 60 yuan a day,” he said. He is sticking it out in Beijing, hoping conditions will improve.
As China’s employment situation deteriorated this year, Chinese officials provided a one-time set of figures on people who were employed but not really working, though they didn’t elaborate on how the information was gathered. The statistics bureau said 3.5% of people in cities were “employed but not working” in April, down from 18.3% in March.
China's joblessness appears worse than data shows
The U.S., reeling from the coronavirus, has suffered its worst surge in unemployment since the Great Depression. By contrast, the pandemic has barely touched...www.marketwatch.com
VN control Laos and Cam's military-police forces now after we wiped out CN's allly Pol Pot in 1979Big ambition, best wishes.
WHatever u say, u r hopeless CNese trying to lie abt what trully happen in CN, u can't deny what CN PM Li and SCMP admit that there too many poor and hopless CNese can't afford to earn enough to survive now .First it's from years ago, second, he was talking about "disposable income", which in US it can be negative, because Americans don't save.
63% Of Americans Don't Have Enough Savings To Cover A $500 Emergency
63% Of Americans Don't Have Enough Savings To Cover A $500 Emergency
It's not news that Americans are terrible at saving. We talk about it year after year after year. New to the 2016 conversation, though, is the fact that just 37% of Americans could pay for a $500 emergency using money from a savings account. The other two-thirds would have to resort to cutting...www.forbes.com
One individual's story means nothing, China still has many farmers, no of them are starving. poor families get free houses and money from the government.WHatever u say, u r hopeless CNese trying to lie abt what trully happen in CN, u can't deny what CN PM Li and SCMP admit that there too many poor and hopless CNese can't afford to earn enough to survive now .
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“There is no way we can make a living as farmers.”
and they still can't afford to earn enough to survive, thats why they stop having kids bcs they can't raise them .One individual's story means nothing, China still has many farmers, no of them are starving. poor families get free houses and money from the government.
"The middle class in China now amounts to 109 million people, putting it ahead of the US – where they number 92 million - for the very first time, according to the Credit Suisse report, which equates middle-class wealth to holding assets (mostly financial and real estate) in the region of US$50,000 to US$500,000."
I would choose to live in nam than live in china