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Trump gave a national address on April Fool’s Day claiming America had won “bigly” – then got fact-checked by Iranian missiles just 30 minutes later!
THAAD systems destroyed, F-35 shot down, US forces getting hammered in the Middle East. Even more absurd? US media revealed Trump watches TikTok-style war clips instead of actual battlefield reports!
But the real winner of this war isn’t Iran – it’s China!
The petrodollar system is crumbling. Middle Eastern nations are pivoting to China. The Petro-Yuan era has actually arrived. Trump wanted to cement US hegemony but ended up becoming China’s best assist.
This video breaks down: ✅ How Iran exposed Trump’s “victory” lie ✅ The true scale of US military losses ✅ Why Trump is trapped with no good options ✅ How the Petro-Yuan is reshaping global power ✅ Why China emerged as the ultimate winner
If you care about US-China rivalry, geopolitics, and the future world order, you can’t miss this!
American logistics expert reports from China video: Russian overflight bans and the Persian Gulf War close off air routes: Chinese airlines score big 美國物流尊在中國報告有中文字幕：俄羅斯禁飛令與波斯灣戰爭導致航路中斷：中國航空公司大獲全勝。北美與歐洲的航空公司被禁止進入俄羅斯領空，大幅增加長途航班的時間與成本。
Video with English/Chinese Subtitles: Rare 732 sq ft two-bedroom ready-to-move-in unit with Hong Kong-style premium decoration, smart home, swimming pool and clubhouse, just 5 minutes from Guangzhou South High Speed Station 中國大灣區沈永年博士視頻有中英文字幕: 新地稀有732呎兩房現樓港風精裝智能家居泳池會所5分鐘到廣州南高鐵站
China’s Remarkably Efficient Inexpensive Healthcare System is Like No Other in the World…Here’s how it works… by MARIO CAVOLO – Italian American lives in China for 24 years – report from China on April 3 2024 中國極具效率且價格低廉的醫療體系，全球獨一無二, 運作方式如下. 作者：馬里奧·卡沃洛（Mario Cavolo）義大利裔美國人，在中國生活24年的親身體驗 2024年4月3日於中國報導
China’s remarkably efficient inexpensive healthcare system is like no other in the world…✨
I’ve been using it for twenty five years so I should know…
China offers without question the most efficient outpatient system on planet earth
Sick? Need tests?
Walk into the hospital and walk up to the kiosk or window
…to register for around two dollars
See a doctor usually within half an hour
Doctor orders blood test，ultrasound，CT scan.. whatever you might need…
COSTS Ultrasound around $10 X ray around $5 CT scan around $40 Blood tests $10 for standard blood panels – $50 – $100 if you need more specific tests… MRI – $150 sometimes by appt a few days later
Back to the kiosk to pay for the tests just ordered
Oh yea…there’s always nurses on duty at the kiosks if you need help
Go get your blood drawn
Go get your ultrasound – instant results
Go get your CT scan
Wait around one hour for the CT & basic blood test result report
Back to the kiosk to get your printed out test reports (X-ray films of the X-rays or CT scan or MRI are printed out at a separate printing kiosk)
Of course some blood tests require half a day or the next day for the results…you can retrieve those on your phone via the app after you’ve gone back home)
Take it all back to the doctor to discuss
Pay for whatever medicine the doctor prescribes…addnl tests later etc, if needed
Go to the pharmacy in the hospital building to pick up your medicine
Go home
That’s how it works for outpatient care in China
And that’s without health insurance…you just pay out of pocket for outpatient care in China
Health Insurance is for inpatient only
The average annual universal healthcare insurance premium is around $70
Your employer pays that or you pay it yourself if you are independent, a business owner.
It’s the same for me as a foreigner with a green card…I pay $70 for my annual health insurance for inpatient care
One time i spent five days inpatient in the cardio unit for complete heart check including an angiogram…Thankfully i got great news …virtually no blockages 🙂
Believe it or not, the entire inpatient bill was less than $1500…
Democracy is this thing By Ronny TONG Ka Wah 民主這東西 作者: 湯家驊
Although Western politicians and media like to describe China as a totalitarian state that oppresses its people, if you go to the mainland, especially to some community parks and squares, you will find that ordinary people’s lives are indeed happy; at least you won’t see the usual homeless people in San Francisco and London.
Western countries’ allegations are based on a sense of system superiority; many people like to trace democracy back to ancient Greece, but democracy from ancient Greece to Roman Empire is only a partial separation of powers; Western countries like Britain did not have the right to vote until the 1930s, and black Americans did not have the right to vote until the 1970s, so democracy cannot be said to be a However, long after World War II, the Western countries led by the United States have been spreading the lie that communism would invade andpple Western democratic regimes as an excuse to wage war and subvert non-democratic countries.
The basic motivation for democracy begins with a desire of ordinary people to participate in governance by exercising their right to vote. This desire to participate in governance is in inverse proportion to the level of governance; the lower the level of governance, the stronger the desire to participate, and vice Such engagement is possible in smaller countries, but the more complex the national interests, the more problematic the effectiveness of the system is; the best example is the monopoly of American democracy by social elites such as oil merchants, gun dealers and the media.
The sense of institutional superiority and the desire to participate in governance are the main driving forces in promoting democracy; but whether this sense of superiority and participation is based on facts has yet to be proven in the long history. At the very least, the fundamental desire to participate in governance through voting is different from the desire to participate in the system of governance. Democracy is undemocratic. As long as the system allows social elites to participate in governance, the standard of governance will naturally increase, and national governance can be maintained at a From this perspective, meritocracy is also an option. In any case, is it not the most basic democratic principle that people should have the right to choose freely by force to impose democracy on other people’s people?
Video has Chinese and English subtitles: “Guangzhou Property Market Insight – Sponsored by Sun Hung Kai Properties’ Junluan – Two self-occupied properties in Guangzhou by entrepreneur Dr. Shen from the Greater Bay Area, China.”
American logistic expert reports from China video: US, UK lose “safe haven” status: Trump’s Iran war, Persian Gulf capital flight heads to Hong Kong 美國物流專家視訊報告有中文字幕指出：美英失去「安全港」地位：川普對伊朗開戰，波斯灣資本外流湧向香港
In a major economic shift, Hong Kong is supplanting the United States and Europe as the preferred “safe haven” for capital flight outbound the Middle East.
Even though government bonds from the US and UK yield nearly three times lending rates in Hong Kong and China, risk-averse investors are shifting funds to HK.
Hong Kong is the financial center for emerging Global Majority system, and Southeast Asia enjoys far stronger economic growth.
China also has tight relationships with Iran, who has granted Chinese ships safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
In addition to Leslie Cheung, several other renowned Hong Kong artists and singers among my alumni attended Rosaryhill School in Hong Kong, a school known for cultivating talent in the entertainment industry. 我的校友除了張國榮之外，還有幾位知名香港藝人與歌手曾就讀於香港玫瑰崗學校，這所學校以培養演藝圈人才而聞名。
Artist Profession / Background Kelly Chen Cantopop singer, actress Charlene Choi Member of the duo Twins (attended, later transferred) Tony Leung Award-winning actor known for his versatility Barbara Yung Famous actress in the 1980s
In addition to the above artists, actress Kenix Kwok and former singer BoBo Chan also attended the school.
Johnson Choi Biz 