Video: To survive in today’s competitive automobile market, German automakers must partner and worked with China. 影片有中英文字幕：在當今競爭激烈的汽車市場中，德國汽車製造商必須與中國合作，才能生存下去.
Carmaker Volkswagen has unveiled a series of new electric and technology focused vehicles in Beijing, as it steps up its push to regain ground in China market.
The launches form part of a wider strategy centred on artificial intelligence, local development and an expansion of its electric vehicle line up.
The company is embedding itself more deeply in what the group CEO called “China’s innovation ecosystem.”
It is working with Chinese technology partners to develop new systems and new models, including Horizon Robotics and Chinese carmaker Xpeng.
Video Dr. Shen of the Greater Bay Area (China): Grandpa Jacky shares that he is super happy living at Sun Hung Kai’s Junluan residential project near Guangzhou South Station. 中國大灣區沈永年博士視訊有中英文字幕：爺爺Jacky分享在廣州南站新鴻基峻鑾住得超開心，爺爺在中國八十年代在中國創業賺大錢，後移居新加坡，前年三代搬回香港，兒孫愛上廣州，孫子在廣州讀幼兒園，非常開心，每月才七千元人民幣，是香港和美國1/3價錢，而且地方大，又新，老師非常尊業，孫子喜歡打算讓他讀到中學畢業！爺爺覺得將來是中國的天下，所以希望孫子在中國發展，這個爺爺非常有遠見！
Grandpa started a business in China in the 1980s and made a fortune. He later moved to Singapore, and the year before last, three generations of his family moved back to Hong Kong. His children and grandchildren have fallen in love with Guangzhou. His grandson attends a kindergarten in Guangzhou and loving it, which costs only 7,000 RMB per month — one-third the price of kindergartens in Hong Kong and the United States. Moreover, the facilities are spacious and new, and the teachers are very professional. The grandson loves it, and Grandpa plans to let him study there until he graduates from high school. Grandpa believes that the future belongs to China, so he hopes his grandson will develop his career in China. This grandfather is very far-sighted!
Grandpa started a business in China in the 1980s and made a fortune. He later moved to Singapore, and the year before last, three generations of his family moved back to Hong Kong. His children and grandchildren have fallen in love with Guangzhou. His grandson attends a kindergarten in Guangzhou and loving it, which costs only 7,000 RMB per month — one-third the price of kindergartens in Hong Kong and the United States. Moreover, the facilities are spacious and new, and the teachers are very professional. The grandson loves it, and Grandpa plans to let him study there until he graduates from high school. Grandpa believes that the future belongs to China, so he hopes his grandson will develop his career in China. This grandfather is very far-sighted!
Video: China is advancing on three fronts to “build a blueprint for the future of the Middle East”! Military efforts pave the way while economic measures provide a safety net. Guo Zhengliang says Putin’s visit to China in May will help Xi Jinping accomplish a major goal—something both the U.S. and Iran can accept. 影片有中英文字幕：中國三管齊下「構建中東未來藍圖」！軍事鋪路經濟保底，郭正亮：普丁5月訪華助習近平成大業！美伊都能接受
Video with Chinese subtitles: Who says the Chinese have no faith? What we believe in is not a god in the sky, but the roots beneath our feet to ensure China’s 5,000 years of civilization. 影片有中英文字幕：谁说中国人没有信仰？我们信仰的不是天上的神，而是脚下的根.
People often ask, “What do the Chinese believe in? Westerners believe in Christianity, Indians in Hinduism, people in the Middle East in Islam. But what about the Chinese? They burn incense in temples, kowtow in Taoist shrines, and bow before Buddha statues. It seems like they believe in a little bit of everything, yet nothing truly at all.” 总有人问：“中国人信什么？西方人信基督教，印度人信印度教，中东人信伊斯兰教。而中国人呢？庙里烧香，道观磕头，佛寺拜拜，看着什么都信，又好像什么都不真信。
When many people mention China’s economy, the first thing they cite is a per capita GDP of around $13,000. Author: Qu Yuanzhi 很多人一提到中國經濟，張口就是人均GDP1.3 萬美元左右. 作者: 屈遠志
Many haven’t even reached the global average, and instinctively feel that we aren’t strong enough. But when you actually compare tangible living standards, you’ll find that the numbers on paper and real life are two completely different stories.
Reflecting on the investment and life planning of Chinese Americans in light of the pragmatic shift of Middle Eastern countries. By Johnson Choi 4-21-26 從中東國家的務實轉向，反思美國華人的投資與人生規劃. 這一點值得美國華人學習。作者: 蔡永強, 四月二十一日
Middle Eastern countries are very pragmatic, and this is something Chinese Americans can learn from.
Today, Middle Eastern nations see clearly that the United States cannot even win a war against Iran. The fundamental reason is that American national power has begun to decline, and the American Empire is entering its final fifty years of recession. Ten days ago, 41% of global oil transactions had already switched to settlement in Renminbi. Middle Eastern countries once thought that hosting U.S. military bases on their soil would protect them, but they have found themselves unable to guarantee their own security, even becoming targets of Iranian attacks. These U.S. military bases are practically useless—not only failing to protect their allies, but also bringing chaos and suffering to those Middle Eastern nations.
In conversations with friends, I have noticed that many are not pragmatic and do not understand the importance of diversifying investments. I suggest they consider putting part of their capital into real estate in China’s Greater Bay Area. Currently, property prices in the Greater Bay Area are in a significant correction phase, 30% to 70% cheaper than six or seven years ago. Don’t Chinese people like to buy bargains? Buying low and selling high is the most basic principle of investing. Therefore, those pragmatic, high-IQ Chinese Americans have already started purchasing properties in the Greater Bay Area.
Success is not accidental; it belongs to those who plan and have foresight. As a famous foreign saying goes, “If you fail to plan, you are planning to fail.”
Johnson Choi Biz 