Full episode available here: 【全集】尼泊爾時速400公里液態水泥!冰川崩塌活埋千人中國裝瞎不預警?明居正爆驚人內...
00:00 Hidden Concerns about the Three Gorges Dam Project: The "Flexibility" of Flood Control Standards in CCP Propaganda and the Water Bomb Crisis
This video delves into the engineering safety and strategic threats posed by the Three Gorges Dam, revealing the embarrassing reality that the CCP's propaganda standards for flood control have shrunk from "once in a thousand years" to "once in ten years." Professor Ming Juzheng points out that the dam is highly vulnerable to being breached and collapsing under the precise saturation attack of modern drones and high-explosives. He also reviews the controversial history of the CCP sacrificing flood discharge areas like Anhui to protect the dam, demonstrating this highly threatening "beggar-thy-neighbor" mentality.
02:53 "Unrestricted Warfare" Tactical Thinking: Biological and Genetic Weapon Mysteries and Virus Enhancement Experiments
This segment focuses on the core logic of the CCP's unrestricted warfare, revealing its military and strategic thinking of using any means necessary to achieve victory. Professor Ming delves into the research mysteries surrounding COVID-19 and SARS viruses in Wuhan laboratories, pointing out the illogical motives behind researchers like Shi Zhengli's "functional enhancement experiments." He also analyzes the international security warnings posed by biochemical viruses as new unrestricted warfare weapons, drawing on the uncovering of secret laboratories within the United States.
06:52 Global Dumping and Manufacturing Hegemony: Historical Drivers of Hong Kong and Taiwanese Capital and Warning Signs of Hollowing Out
This section explores how China's manufacturing industry surpassed the United States to become the world's leading power in 2010, detailing the historical division of labor between Hong Kong's introduction of financial and real estate speculation and Taiwan's introduction of advanced manufacturing. However, behind the impressive exports lies a severe hollowing out of the domestic market, and the US-China confrontation has forced Taiwanese businesses to choose sides. Professor Ming further uses the example of the popular Chinese robot company Unitree Robotics, satirizing its impressive features but inability to autonomously brake, vividly illustrating the systemic predicament of China's manufacturing industry lacking sophisticated core technologies.
12:08 Unveiling the 1.2 Trillion Yuan Export Foreign Exchange: Unsustainable Credit Subsidies and the Backlash from the US and Europe
Professor Ming presents detailed credit data, revealing that China's massive export foreign exchange reserves are actually maintained through unconventional credit subsidies from banks to the manufacturing sector, ranging from 86% to 170%. However, as the one-off benefits of advance imports and whole-factory exports in response to tariffs are about to run out, European and American countries are building tariff barriers to sever this economic umbilical cord. In this changing environment, Professor Ming also suggests that Taiwanese businesses should actively seek to break through by turning to "new blue ocean" markets such as the United States.
21:40 Weak Domestic Demand and Economic Involution: The CCP's "Scissors Differential" Rule and Taiwan's Geopolitical Advantages
Finally, Professor Ming delves into the harsh reality that China's domestic demand accounts for only 38% of GDP. He points out that this is actually a CCP tactic of deliberately widening the "scissors differential" to exploit farmers and the middle class, leaving the people exhausted and unable to resist. In the absence of robust domestic demand, businesses are forced into cutthroat competition, resorting to extreme price wars like the "one-yuan price cut" for mooncakes. As the adage "international containment and the inevitable demise of tyranny" becomes clear, neighboring countries, anxious about being "too close to China," are highlighting the irreplaceable geopolitical value of the Taiwan Strait's natural defenses and the sacred mountains that protect their nation.
Professor Ming Chu-cheng, Department of Political Science, National Taiwan University
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Full episode available here: 【全集】尼泊爾時速400公里液態水泥!冰川崩塌活埋千人中國裝瞎不預警?明居正爆驚人內...
00:00 Hidden Concerns about the Three Gorges Dam Project: The "Flexibility" of Flood Control Standards in CCP Propaganda and the Water Bomb Crisis
This video delves into the engineering safety and strategic threats posed by the Three Gorges Dam, revealing the embarrassing reality that the CCP's propaganda standards for flood control have shrunk from "once in a thousand years" to "once in ten years." Professor Ming Juzheng points out that the dam is highly vulnerable to being breached and collapsing under the precise saturation attack of modern drones and high-explosives. He also reviews the controversial history of the CCP sacrificing flood discharge areas like Anhui to protect the dam, demonstrating this highly threatening "beggar-thy-neighbor" mentality.
02:53 "Unrestricted Warfare" Tactical Thinking: Biological and Genetic Weapon Mysteries and Virus Enhancement Experiments
This segment focuses on the core logic of the CCP's unrestricted warfare, revealing its military and strategic thinking of using any means necessary to achieve victory. Professor Ming delves into the research mysteries surrounding COVID-19 and SARS viruses in Wuhan laboratories, pointing out the illogical motives behind researchers like Shi Zhengli's "functional enhancement experiments." He also analyzes the international security warnings posed by biochemical viruses as new unrestricted warfare weapons, drawing on the uncovering of secret laboratories within the United States.
06:52 Global Dumping and Manufacturing Hegemony: Historical Drivers of Hong Kong and Taiwanese Capital and Warning Signs of Hollowing Out
This section explores how China's manufacturing industry surpassed the United States to become the world's leading power in 2010, detailing the historical division of labor between Hong Kong's introduction of financial and real estate speculation and Taiwan's introduction of advanced manufacturing. However, behind the impressive exports lies a severe hollowing out of the domestic market, and the US-China confrontation has forced Taiwanese businesses to choose sides. Professor Ming further uses the example of the popular Chinese robot company Unitree Robotics, satirizing its impressive features but inability to autonomously brake, vividly illustrating the systemic predicament of China's manufacturing industry lacking sophisticated core technologies.
12:08 Unveiling the 1.2 Trillion Yuan Export Foreign Exchange: Unsustainable Credit Subsidies and the Backlash from the US and Europe
Professor Ming presents detailed credit data, revealing that China's massive export foreign exchange reserves are actually maintained through unconventional credit subsidies from banks to the manufacturing sector, ranging from 86% to 170%. However, as the one-off benefits of advance imports and whole-factory exports in response to tariffs are about to run out, European and American countries are building tariff barriers to sever this economic umbilical cord. In this changing environment, Professor Ming also suggests that Taiwanese businesses should actively seek to break through by turning to "new blue ocean" markets such as the United States.
21:40 Weak Domestic Demand and Economic Involution: The CCP's "Scissors Differential" Rule and Taiwan's Geopolitical Advantages
Finally, Professor Ming delves into the harsh reality that China's domestic demand accounts for only 38% of GDP. He points out that this is actually a CCP tactic of deliberately widening the "scissors differential" to exploit farmers and the middle class, leaving the people exhausted and unable to resist. In the absence of robust domestic demand, businesses are forced into cutthroat competition, resorting to extreme price wars like the "one-yuan price cut" for mooncakes. As the adage "international containment and the inevitable demise of tyranny" becomes clear, neighboring countries, anxious about being "too close to China," are highlighting the irreplaceable geopolitical value of the Taiwan Strait's natural defenses and the sacred mountains that protect their nation.
Professor Ming Chu-cheng, Department of Political Science, National Taiwan University
🌍 🌎 🌏 Tune in to 57 EBC Financial News Channel every Monday to Friday at 21:00 for "Bao-jie's Military Commentary"
Tune in to YouTube exclusively on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 6:00 PM for "What Bao-jie Says"
👉Remember to subscribe and turn on notifications🔔→@taiwanlbjnews Join "Bao-jie's Military Commentary" as a member, not only to support the program but also to become a member of "Liu Bao-jie's Circle of Friends"
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#Baojie'sMilitaryCommentary #WhatBaojie Says #PenghuNaval Battle #ThreeGorgesDam #CCP #FloodControl #Engineering #XiJinping #Anhui #UnrestrictedWarfare #GeneWeapons #COVID19 #SARS #WuhanLaboratory #China #ShiZhengli #Manufacturing #United States #TaiwaneseBusinesse...