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[JUST IN] China's own data shows it is in the depths of a severe economic crisis!

Not good enough, you need the Tiongs' police and military to not be paid their wages.

Only that will trigger real and meaningful change to Tiongland.
 
Deflationary pressure will exported out to the world?
 
Tiongkok is spreading its debt to our cuntree for resource grab
 
YouTuber starts Lei's Real Talk, China continued strength
 
The harder XI waves the nationalism flag, the poorer the economy is doing.

Recent attacks on Sanae chan comes as more real estate bonds default.
 

Singaporean singer recounts ordeal with China tour guide who threatened group for not spending 'enough' at shops​

Singaporean singer recounts ordeal with China tour guide who threatened group for not spending 'enough' at shops

The tourists eventually received a refund of their spending after lodged a police police.
PHOTO: Instagram/Shawn Tok
Lim KeweiPUBLISHED ONNovember 28, 2025 5:40 PMBYLIM KEWEI






A vacation to Chengdu, China, in November turned into a nightmare for 23 tourists from Singapore when they were taken to various shops and pressured by their guide to buy items.

Local singer Shawn Tok, winner of the 2007 Campus SuperStar competition, revealed in a series of now-unavailable Instagram Stories that his tour group had been forced to buy jade, silverware, combs and herbal medicines in the first half of their nine-day tour.

"The tour guide literally wouldn't let us leave the store until we hit his sales quota," said the 31-year-old, who alleged that the guide had shouted at them and behaved passive-aggressively towards non-buyers.


"We spent a total of 105,000 yuan (S$19,000) and it still wasn't enough."

Tok also said that the guide would wake those who fell asleep on bus rides, and "make (them) listen to his sales pitch".

Exhausted from the early mornings and shopping stops, 16 group members decided to take a two-day break and rejoin the group after.


But the agency got "very aggressive" and refused to let them back out, Tok alleged.

"I told them some people were sick and vomiting. Another guide replied, 'It's fine, you can puke in the car, I don't care.'

"We all know it was because if 16 of us didn't go, they would earn less from the forced shopping."

The Singaporean added that the agency then threatened to cancel the tour, with no refunds issued.

The group then sought help from the police, showing the authorities their transaction history and receipts as evidence of the forced shopping tour scam.

"Thank God the Chinese authorities are actually very protective towards tourists, so they (the tour agency) were forced to give us a full refund," Tok said.

He has this advice for visitors: Book a private driver.

China has been cracking down on such forced shopping cases, which typically entice victims by offering low-priced tours.

Operators would then coerce them to shop at selected stores so they could earn commission.
 

China's Real Estate Collapse Sends Local Debt To Record $18.9 Trillion​

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BY TYLER DURDEN
THURSDAY, DEC 04, 2025 - 11:35 AM
Almost 20 years ago, when the Lehman/AIG collapse and the ensuing global financial crisis sent the world into a brief but acute depression, it was China's massive debt-fueled growth dynamo that kick started the world economy and lifted the globe out of what would have been a lost decade - if not worse. The one trade off to this historic kickstart: China ended up doubling its total debt, which then continued growing at an exponential rate until the covid collapse sent China's property sector - the biggest asset of its massive middle class - into a tailspin, and sparked a historic economic crisis. Only this time, because its total debt was already at 350% of GDP, Beijing no longer could wave a magic debt wand, inject a few trillions in credit, and make it all go away. Instead, the housing market has been in steady decline for the past 5 years and if anything, the decline has accelerated now that China's Vanke - the last remaining state-backed property giant - is on the verge of collapse.

Unfortunately for China, which has done an admirable job of shoving all its economic woes under the rug while pretending it is growing at a immutable 5% year in and out, it's about to get worse.

As Japan's Nikkei reports, China's local government debt continues to balloon as the prolonged, 5-year-long and counting, real estate slump has led to slumping income from property sales, pushing local government bond issuance for the year to a record high.

The total owed by local governments and the local government financing vehicles (LGFV) that fund their projects now sits at an estimated 134 trillion yuan ($18.9 trillion), which suggests that total public debt to GDP is far above 200%... and rising (by comparison in the US it is 100%... and rising). Add another 200% in private sector debt, and you can see why China debt problem is even bigger than that of Japan. It's also what, according to Rabobank's Michael Every, underlines China’s structural necessity to maintain capital controls and a vast, neo-mercantilist trade surplus (i.e., China will continue dumping goods and exporting deflation as the alternative means game over).
 
You morons can continue to bask in your dreams of China collapsing.
Meanwhile, Lordelrond enjoying every moment of the vibrance, live in China
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whatever it is, Sickipoora will collapse first before Cina. Fucking 65% of coolie gene Sinkies are so fucking stupid.
 
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