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Tiong army cut pay. Soldiers now where got mood to invade Taiwan ?
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tw should offer double their pay. 69% will defect.
Winnie keeps purging his generals because he is afraid of a coup.
Invade his see lang tao.
DPP landslide victory and William Lai as the next Taiwan president, now loading...
Expect the Tiongs on Weibo to throw a hissy fit soon. And for the Tiongs in Sinkieland, go to these sites:
https://www.yan.sg
https://bbs.sgcn.com/forum-2528-1.html
Invade his see lang tao.
DPP landslide victory and William Lai as the next Taiwan president, now loading...
Expect the Tiongs on Weibo to throw a hissy fit soon. And for the Tiongs in Sinkieland, go to these sites:
https://www.yan.sg
https://bbs.sgcn.com/forum-2528-1.html
Their property investment market also going to collapse very soon.
Is about time for ROC to take back China to become the real China.
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https://www.theedgesingapore.com/ne...d-china-shadow-bank-zhongzhi-files-bankruptcy
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/in...manager-zhongzhi-files-bankruptcy-liquidation
Shadow banks like Zhongzhi are loosely regulated firms that pool household savings to offer loans and invest in real estate, stocks, bonds and commodities. Photo: Bloomberg
Chinese shadow banking giant Zhongzhi Enterprise Group Co. filed for bankruptcy, cementing the rapid downfall of a firm that oversaw more than US$140 billion ($186.36 billion) at its peak before succumbing to the property crisis that has wreaked havoc on the world’s second-largest economy.
Zhongzhi said it “obviously” lacked the ability to repay its debts, according to a statement Friday from Beijing’s First Intermediate People’s Court, which accepted the case. An audit found Zhongzhi’s debts total 420 billion yuan to 460 billion yuan ($86.17 billion), compared with assets of 200 billion yuan, according to a letter to investors in November.
The downfall marks one of China’s biggest-ever bankruptcies, putting more stress on already fragile consumer and investor sentiment. The property slump, weak domestic demand and sluggish trade are all weighing on the economy, while its benchmark stock index has plunged three years in a row.
The Zhongzhi filing came just months after the lending giant first triggered concerns in the financial markets when one of its trust-company affiliates failed to repay customers on high-yield investment products, sparking protests in Beijing.
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Is about time for ROC to take back China to become the real China.
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https://www.theedgesingapore.com/ne...d-china-shadow-bank-zhongzhi-files-bankruptcy
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/in...manager-zhongzhi-files-bankruptcy-liquidation
Troubled China shadow bank Zhongzhi files for bankruptcy
Shadow banks like Zhongzhi are loosely regulated firms that pool household savings to offer loans and invest in real estate, stocks, bonds and commodities. Photo: Bloomberg
Chinese shadow banking giant Zhongzhi Enterprise Group Co. filed for bankruptcy, cementing the rapid downfall of a firm that oversaw more than US$140 billion ($186.36 billion) at its peak before succumbing to the property crisis that has wreaked havoc on the world’s second-largest economy.
Zhongzhi said it “obviously” lacked the ability to repay its debts, according to a statement Friday from Beijing’s First Intermediate People’s Court, which accepted the case. An audit found Zhongzhi’s debts total 420 billion yuan to 460 billion yuan ($86.17 billion), compared with assets of 200 billion yuan, according to a letter to investors in November.
The downfall marks one of China’s biggest-ever bankruptcies, putting more stress on already fragile consumer and investor sentiment. The property slump, weak domestic demand and sluggish trade are all weighing on the economy, while its benchmark stock index has plunged three years in a row.
The Zhongzhi filing came just months after the lending giant first triggered concerns in the financial markets when one of its trust-company affiliates failed to repay customers on high-yield investment products, sparking protests in Beijing.
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I disagree, it's time for Taiwan and other countries to premptively and proactively bomb China back to the stone age.
When mainland China disintegrates into small countries, the Tiongs will be too busy watching their own backs and won't bother to do things like having overseas scamming and kidnapping syndicates, developing a bioweapon virus, interfere in certain countries' elections, selling fake goods, harassing Pinoy fishermen in the South China Sea, Belt and Road imperialism, shit stirring in the Middle East etc.
Just like in the good old days. The planet will suddenly and noticeably become much more peaceful.
If KMT take over, China will conform fall into more than 7 pieces as proven in KMT capability to run a small island ， also toloh tolohTheir property investment market also going to collapse very soon.
Is about time for ROC to take back China to become the real China.
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https://www.theedgesingapore.com/ne...d-china-shadow-bank-zhongzhi-files-bankruptcy
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/in...manager-zhongzhi-files-bankruptcy-liquidation
Troubled China shadow bank Zhongzhi files for bankruptcy
Shadow banks like Zhongzhi are loosely regulated firms that pool household savings to offer loans and invest in real estate, stocks, bonds and commodities. Photo: Bloomberg
Chinese shadow banking giant Zhongzhi Enterprise Group Co. filed for bankruptcy, cementing the rapid downfall of a firm that oversaw more than US$140 billion ($186.36 billion) at its peak before succumbing to the property crisis that has wreaked havoc on the world’s second-largest economy.
Zhongzhi said it “obviously” lacked the ability to repay its debts, according to a statement Friday from Beijing’s First Intermediate People’s Court, which accepted the case. An audit found Zhongzhi’s debts total 420 billion yuan to 460 billion yuan ($86.17 billion), compared with assets of 200 billion yuan, according to a letter to investors in November.
The downfall marks one of China’s biggest-ever bankruptcies, putting more stress on already fragile consumer and investor sentiment. The property slump, weak domestic demand and sluggish trade are all weighing on the economy, while its benchmark stock index has plunged three years in a row.
The Zhongzhi filing came just months after the lending giant first triggered concerns in the financial markets when one of its trust-company affiliates failed to repay customers on high-yield investment products, sparking protests in Beijing.
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Time for all of us to 反攻大陆
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Talk only lah. China is presently still unable to assure of a victory if going to war with Taiwan, especially when the other nations (Japan, US, UK, etc) may help Taiwan in the battle. Note here that I don't mention Australia and India because these are renown to be hypocrites when it comes to choosing sides. In addition, what good is for China to take back a vastly war-torn and severely devastated Taiwan. It'll become an even larger burden to rebuild it.
So, in conclusion, Winnie still doesn't have the guts to attack Taiwan, not in the next 3 to 5 years at least. And by then, he may have already been overthrown by its internal implosion.
So, in conclusion, Winnie still doesn't have the guts to attack Taiwan, not in the next 3 to 5 years at least. And by then, he may have already been overthrown by its internal implosion.
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If Winnie is Singapore leader, Chan Chuan Sing, Ng Chee Meng and Tan Chuan Jin won't fit the bill at all. PRC standard requirements are extremely high, a drip of flaw is not acceptable,.
妹妹我们手拉手一起冲前线好不好？
What we need is this thing dropping a couple of nukes onto 中南海.
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