Video: Cherish the Hard-Won and Hard-Earned Stable Life in China! 視頻有中英文字幕: 珍惜得來不易的中國安穩生活。我在美國生活逾五十載，自1985年起出任國際財經顧問，並代表美國政府擔任商務部夏威夷出口顧問委員會主席達八年之久。2008年，我於美國白宮獲喬治·布殊總統親手頒授全美小企業家冠軍大獎。自2003年至今，我一直擔任中國香港夏威夷商會主席。

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For the last twenty years, my wife has wanted to visit Europe like France, Italy, UK etc. I said no, we go on vacation to enjoy life, not putting our lives at risk. I informed my friends and relatives to stay away from US for the same reasons. This is the reason why! 過去二十年來，我太太一直想去歐洲，像是法國、義大利、英國等等。我說不行，我們去度假是為了享受人生，不是拿命去冒險。我也告訴我的朋友和親戚，基於同樣的理由，離美國遠一點。這就是原因!

視频有中英文字幕; 華記9月30深夜在美國直播：歐洲治安極差！惠英紅巴黎遇劫案、萬千惠巴黎鐵塔被偷相機！原來安全度及治安是中國內地及香港是最好的🙏我們去遊行是要享受人生，不是做冒險家！

Alex Yeung live stream late at night from HK on September 30 with English & Chinese subtitles: Security in Europe is extremely bad! Kara Wai’s robbery case in Paris, Man Chin Wai’s camera stolen at the Eiffel Tower! It turns out that safety and security are the best in mainland China and Hong Kong 🙏

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Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan compatriots, as well as overseas Chinese, are invited to visit China’s Greater Bay Area from January 5–8, 2027 to explore high-value, safe, and high-quality retirement living options.
For those interested, please contact:
Johnson Choi, MBA
International Business Consultant (1985–Present)
WhatsApp: 1-808-222-8183 or +852-9239-3999
港澳台同胞和海外僑胞，1月5-8日2027年到中國大灣區參觀考察性價比高，安全，高質的退休生活. 有興趣請和蔡永強，商科管理碩士，國際財經顧問(1985至今）聯絡WhatsApp 1-808-222-8183 或+852-9239-3999

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Was There a Winner After the Three-Day Xi–Trump Meetings? By Johnson Choi, MBA, International Business Consultant since 1985

習近平與特朗普三天會談後，究竟有沒有贏家？作者：蔡永強，工商管理碩士，國際財經顧問（1985年至今）

「中國國家主席習近平與美國總統特朗普經過三天會談之後，究竟有沒有贏家？」

這正是目前美國、歐洲及亞洲各地記者與評論人士正在提出的其中一個問題。

許多觀察人士原本也在等待習近平主席三天國事訪問結束後，中美雙方發表一份全面性的聯合聲明。然而，最後並沒有聯合聲明。相反，華盛頓與北京各自發表了對會談內容的說明，並分別強調兩國關係中的不同層面。

然而，有一點是非常明顯的，那就是美國方面所展現出的高規格禮遇與尊重。特朗普總統在這次安排極為隆重的國事訪問中親自迎接習近平主席，整個訪問包括正式歡迎儀式、國宴及其他重要活動。白宮形容，這是十多年來中國國家主席首次到訪白宮，也是習近平第二次對美國進行正式國事訪問。（白宮）

那麼，究竟有沒有「贏家」？

也許真正更重要的問題並不是「誰贏了」，而是「究竟有甚麼改變了」。

在一些最敏感的戰略議題上，雙方公開作出的重大聲明其實相對有限。正因為缺乏詳細的公開承諾，本身已經引起台灣、日本以及亞洲其他地區的關注，因為大國之間最重要、最具影響力的共識，往往並不一定會立即對外公布。

特朗普總統長期以來一直把自己塑造成一位「交易高手」。在這個背景之下，最近幾項發展尤其值得留意。

一項總值 140億美元的對台軍售方案目前仍然暫緩，雖然台灣方面表示，美國現有的對台軍售協議以及更廣泛的合作並沒有改變。這項軍售方案早在2026年較早時期已經被延遲，而一些分析人士認為，其公布及推進的時間，可能仍然與持續進行中的「特朗普—習近平外交」存在關聯。（美聯社）

在貿易方面，美國與中國同意把目前的貿易休戰再延長兩個月，直至2027年1月10日，同時繼續推動雙方互相削減關稅，涉及的商品總值約為 600億美元。（路透社）

這些發展本身並不足以證明華盛頓對北京的政策已經出現完整的「180度大轉彎」。但是，這些跡象的確顯示，特朗普政府目前更加重視談判、討價還價，以及與中國保持持續的高層接觸。

同樣值得注意的是，這次會面預計並不是2026年特朗普與習近平之間最後一次會晤。華盛頓峰會結束後的報導指出，兩位領導人在今年年底之前，預計還將再會面兩次。（中央社英文新聞 Focus Taiwan）

這也意味著，華盛頓這次會談或許不應該被視為一次談判的結束，而更應該被看作是一個持續發展中的談判進程其中一個階段。

台灣問題無可避免地仍然會是其中最敏感的議題之一。北京持續要求華盛頓反對「台灣獨立」，並減少甚至停止對台軍售；另一方面，美國則公開表示，其對台政策並沒有改變。（路透社）

這些持續進行中的談判，最終是否會為兩岸關係帶來重大改變，甚至出現某種形式的和平統一安排，今天沒有人能夠確定。任何這樣的結果，都不僅取決於華盛頓與北京的決定，也會受到台灣自身局勢發展及相關決策的影響。

就目前而言，這三天會談所釋放出來最重要的訊號，也許是：

中國與美國似乎已經作出判斷：持續對話、戰略性談判，以及建立一種更可管理的雙邊關係，要比失控的全面對抗更加符合雙方利益。

今年年底之前，預計特朗普與習近平仍然會有另外兩次會面。

因此，整個故事距離結束仍然很遠。

台灣會不會在特朗普離任之前與祖國實現統一？

我們拭目以待。

“Was there a winner after the three days of meetings between Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump?”

That is one of the questions now being asked by journalists and commentators across the United States, Europe and Asia.

Many observers were also waiting for a comprehensive joint statement at the conclusion of President Xi’s three-day state visit. None was issued. Instead, Washington and Beijing released their own accounts of the discussions and emphasized different aspects of the relationship.

What was unmistakable, however, was the extraordinary level of ceremony and respect displayed by the United States. President Trump personally welcomed President Xi during a highly elaborate state visit that included an official arrival ceremony, state dinner and other major events. The White House described it as the first visit to the White House by a Chinese president in more than a decade and Xi’s second formal state visit to the United States. (The White House⁠)

So, was there a “winner”?

Perhaps the more important question is not who won, but what changed.

There were relatively few dramatic public declarations on the most sensitive strategic issues. That absence of detailed public commitments has itself attracted attention in Taiwan, Japan and elsewhere in Asia because the most consequential understandings between major powers are not always announced immediately.

President Trump has long presented himself as a dealmaker. Against that background, several developments deserve attention.

A proposed US$14 billion arms package for Taiwan remains on hold, although Taiwan says existing U.S. arms agreements and broader cooperation remain unchanged. The package had already been delayed earlier in 2026, and analysts say its timing could remain linked to continuing Trump-Xi diplomacy. (AP News⁠)

On trade, the United States and China agreed to extend their trade truce for another two months, through January 10, 2027, while pursuing reciprocal tariff reductions covering approximately US$60 billion in goods. (Reuters⁠)

These developments do not by themselves establish that Washington has made a complete “180-degree turn” toward Beijing. But they do indicate that the Trump administration is giving greater emphasis to negotiation, bargaining and continued high-level engagement with China.

Equally significant, this was not expected to be the final Trump-Xi encounter of 2026. Reporting following the Washington summit indicated that the two leaders were expected to meet twice more before the end of the year. (Focus Taiwan – CNA English News⁠)

That means the Washington meetings should probably be viewed not as the conclusion of a negotiation, but as one stage in a continuing process.

Taiwan will inevitably remain one of the most sensitive issues. Beijing continues to press Washington to oppose Taiwan independence and to reduce or end arms sales, while the United States publicly says its Taiwan policy has not changed. (Reuters⁠)

Whether these continuing negotiations eventually produce a major change in cross-Strait relations—or even some form of peaceful reunification arrangement—is impossible to know today. Any such outcome would depend not only on decisions in Washington and Beijing but also on developments and decisions involving Taiwan itself.

For now, the most important signal from these three days may be this:

China and the United States appear to have decided that sustained dialogue, strategic bargaining and a more manageable relationship are preferable to uncontrolled confrontation.

There are still two more expected Xi-Trump meetings before the end of the year.

The story is therefore far from finished.

Will Taiwan reunification with the motherland before Trump leaves office? We shall see.

Video with Chinese & English subtitles: Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs Releases Bilingual Video “The Road Home” 視頻有中英文字幕: 中國外交部發布雙語影片《回家的路》 這裡的 「回家」並不是指海外中國公民回國，而是以北京的政治立場來比喻台灣與中國大陸最終統一. 以聞一多《七子之歌》中的「台灣」篇作為開場，將台灣形容為「東海遺珠」以「兩岸關係的未來，握在中國人自己手上；回家的路，一直都在」作為核心訊息. 北京「願以最大誠意、盡最大努力爭取和平統一的前景」，同時表示在主權與國家統一問題上不會妥協退讓. 《開羅宣言》《波茨坦公告》以及聯合國大會第2758號決議，藉此陳述北京對台灣主權及「一個中國」原則的官方立場. 回顧兩岸歷史連結、日本殖民統治及抗日戰爭等歷史.
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Video with English subtitles: Recently, a video from Chengdu of a driver and a passenger has been deeply moving! When the driver picked up a blind passenger, the conversation in the car brought people to tears. 影片有英文字幕: 近日成都一段影片司機與乘客令人感動！司機接到盲人乘客，車來的對話內容令人淚流滿面.

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Another NY friend commented: @Johnson Choi Your judgment and foresight about China are correct, so those so-called friends and classmates of yours who “dislike” you — they were just using an abbreviation. What they really meant was: likable and never tiresome to look at. So, “dislike” — is that how it is? Go confirm it with them. Hahaha. 另一位紐約朋友留言: @Johnson Choi 蔡永強 你對中國的判斷和預見是正確的，所以你那些所謂的朋友同學，討厭你，他們只是說的簡稱，他們真正的意思是：討人喜歡，百看不厭，所以，討厭，是這樣的嗎？給他們確認一下。哈哈哈

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Comment from my cousin on my (Johnson Choi) article about “When China Rise becomes personal “. He is from Macau living in Hawaii working as an engineer last 45 years! 我表弟對我(蔡永強)關於「當中國的崛起變成一件很個人的事」這篇文章的評論。他來自澳門，住在夏威夷，過去45年一直擔任工程師！

Johnson: No need date back to 20-30 years ago when those people who left China/Hong Kong/Macau to the West hoping for better life Johnson：其實根本不需要追溯到二、三十年前，那些當年離開中國、香港或澳門，前往西方國家尋求所謂「更好生活」的人。就算只是幾年前，香港正經歷「佔中」和「黑暴事件」期間，仍然有很多、很多本身百分之百是中國人的「恨中國」人士，天天幻想著看到中國 🇨🇳 失敗、衰落。

即使到了今天，這一類人仍然大把大把地存在著。

其實很多這些人，說穿了，就是看不到，或者根本不願意去看、不願意去相信，中國會在現任中國政府（中國共產黨）的領導下實現復興、走向強盛。

事情就是這麼簡單！

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…just few years ago when Hong Kong was going through the 佔中和黑暴事件，many many China haters who are themselves 100% Chinese were still dreaming of see failure of China 🇨🇳. Even nowadays these kind of people 都大把大把的存在著。

Many of these people simply just can’t see or reject to see/believe China will rejuvenate in the hands of the present Chinese government (共產黨）。 Simple as that!

Alex Yeung reported from HK on September 29 video: Special thanks to Denza D9 （much superior in pricing, technology and luxury compared to any Tesla cars) for supporting: Zhang Xue Motorcycle 10.1 riding experience in HK to celebrate China National Day 香港華記報導於9月29日視頻有英文字幕：特別感謝騰勢D9(在價格、科技和豪華程度上，遠遠優於任何特斯拉汽車)支持：張雪摩托車10.1在香港的騎行體驗，以慶祝中國國慶.

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Is this information accurate on mortgage interest subsidies of 1% per year up to 5 years for 1st time buyers on new homes in China to begin on Oct 1 2026 這項關於中國首次購房者新屋房貸利息補貼的資訊準確嗎？補貼為每年1%，最長5年，自2026年10月1日起實施。

國家首次給首套房商貸貼息，10月1日開幹。
政策暫定實施一年。想享受這波福利，得同時滿足三個條件：
買的是首套：必須是新辦的商貸，二手房或者存量房貸置換都不算。
房子不能太大：建築面積最多120平米。
總價有限制：不能超過150萬。
具體怎麼補：貸款裏最多100萬能享受補貼。財政每年幫你承擔1%的利息，最長能領5年。
說白了，就是國家掏錢幫你還點利息.

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你发的信息基本准确，核心政策要点与官方发布一致。这是中央财政首次对首套住房商业贷款进行贴息，旨在降低刚需家庭的购房成本。

不过其中有一点需要补充：二手房其实也算。虽然必须“新办商贷”，但不限新房，买二手住房也能享受。

📋 核心政策要点

· 执行时间：2026年10月1日起，暂定1年。
· 房屋门槛：建筑面积 ≤120平米，总价 ≤150万元，且为首套住房。
· 贷款要求：新发放的商业贷款。公积金贷款、存量置换或保障房不叠加享受。
· 补贴力度：按贷款本金 年化1% 贴息，最长 5年。最高贴息贷款额为100万，算下来累计最多能省近 5万元。

💡 怎么领？

流程很方便，基本是“免申即享”。你在银行办贷款时签个授权，银行会自动识别资格，每月还款时直接扣减贴息金额，不用自己跑手续。

For the first time, the state is providing interest subsidies for first-home commercial mortgages, starting on October 1.
The policy is tentatively set to run for one year. To enjoy this benefit, you must meet three conditions at the same time:
It must be a first home: it must be a newly issued commercial mortgage. Second-hand homes or replacement of existing mortgages do not count.
The home cannot be too large: the floor area can be at most 120 square meters.
There is a total price limit: it cannot exceed 1.5 million.
How exactly is the subsidy provided: up to 1 million of the loan can receive the subsidy. The finance department will cover 1% of the interest each year, for a maximum of 5 years.
In plain terms, it means the state is paying out money to help you repay some interest.

The information you sent is basically accurate, and the core policy points are consistent with the official release. This is the first time the central government has provided interest subsidies for first-home commercial housing loans, aiming to reduce the home-buying costs of families with rigid housing demand.

However, there is one point that needs to be added: second-hand homes actually also count. Although it must be a “newly issued commercial mortgage,” it is not limited to new homes. Buying a second-hand home can also qualify.

📋 Core policy points

· Implementation time: from October 1, 2026, tentatively for 1 year.
· Housing threshold: floor area ≤120 square meters, total price ≤1.5 million yuan, and it must be a first home.
· Loan requirement: newly issued commercial loans. Provident fund loans, replacement of existing loans, or affordable housing do not receive overlapping benefits.
· Subsidy strength: interest subsidy of 1% annualized on the loan principal, for a maximum of 5 years. The maximum loan amount eligible for the interest subsidy is 1 million, which means the cumulative savings can be nearly 50,000 yuan.

💡 How to receive it?

The process is very convenient and is basically “enjoy without application.” When you handle the loan at the bank, you sign an authorization, and the bank will automatically identify your eligibility and directly deduct the interest subsidy amount from your monthly repayment. You do not need to run the procedures yourself.