More than half of surveyed German firms plan deeper ties with local partners in China to match the rapid innovation cycles of domestic competitors, the German Chamber of Commerce has found.
That would be the smart thing to do but let’s see if it happens. So far our EU leaders seem to worship the US and would gladly sabotage our economy to please the US and spite China.
it’s fascinating the watch the europeans go all in on the us when the us has made it clear that europe doesn’t matter to the us anymore; it’s like an international version of battered spouse syndrome. lol
You gave me the vaguest answer possible I am asking for more specificity. Can you offer it or do you really not know what you’re talking about? Someone who knows what they are talking about but be able to come up with a much more substantive response don’t you think?
Love when morons like you spew incomprehensible garbage and then laugh at others for not being stupid enough to understand what you’re saying. Maybe I need to go huff some glue to get to your level and that will help.
You have huffed enough glue considering your nickname and your comments.
Also thanks for insulting me, makes it even more clear you are just ignorant.
You asked what they would regret, I answered. If the answer is “incomprehensible garbage” for you, then you shiuld do your own research instead of being a lazy ass and expect to be enlightened by the comments of a random person, in a random post, of a random online community.
I mean, that’s what you have probably been doing until now from what I can see, but everyone can get better with a little effort.
Make no mistake, German “firms” are not and never will be China’s “friends.” They’re not even Germany’s friends. This is just a further extension of the West’s outsourcing of labour to China, a decidedly one sided relationship where any benefit to China is a happy accident at best and a terrible side effect at worst in the eyes of German businesspeople.
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I would like to see Europe overcome its ingrained sinophobia and supremacism. We might actually have peace on Earth or at least in Asia.
That would be the smart thing to do but let’s see if it happens. So far our EU leaders seem to worship the US and would gladly sabotage our economy to please the US and spite China.
it’s fascinating the watch the europeans go all in on the us when the us has made it clear that europe doesn’t matter to the us anymore; it’s like an international version of battered spouse syndrome. lol
And then regret it.
Why do you think they will regret allying with China for manufacturing and whatnot? China is THE global expert at this stuff.
The same thing they regret about Russia.
Got anything other than vague posting?
Ok cool so are you gonna actually answer my question or just post stupid shit like this?
I answered but you clearly have no idea what I’m talking about, so you didn’t understand the answer.
EDIT: and LMFAO your nickname is “antifa”… Wake up dude!
You gave me the vaguest answer possible I am asking for more specificity. Can you offer it or do you really not know what you’re talking about? Someone who knows what they are talking about but be able to come up with a much more substantive response don’t you think?
Love when morons like you spew incomprehensible garbage and then laugh at others for not being stupid enough to understand what you’re saying. Maybe I need to go huff some glue to get to your level and that will help.
You have huffed enough glue considering your nickname and your comments.
Also thanks for insulting me, makes it even more clear you are just ignorant.
You asked what they would regret, I answered. If the answer is “incomprehensible garbage” for you, then you shiuld do your own research instead of being a lazy ass and expect to be enlightened by the comments of a random person, in a random post, of a random online community.
I mean, that’s what you have probably been doing until now from what I can see, but everyone can get better with a little effort.
Good luck! 😉
Least obnoxious western sinophobe.
Damn dude you got me with more evidence you have zero fucking idea what you’re talking about lmao
That they can’t subjugate them
German companies would suffer badly if they lost their Chinese customers.
Source: trust me bro.
“What are we gonna trust a bunch of ASIANS??”
Nice job making it racist, don’t project though. Thanks.
As if the US is a better trade partner, like let’s be real
aNd wHAtaBoUt - insert random thing - ??!!?11
Imagine trying to argue that the US is “a random thing” when talking about European trade relation
No I agree that depending on china isn’t ideal, but at some point you can’t go it alone.
It’s way worse than not ideal depending on a fascist dictatorship.
Yeah, depending on the US is way worse than not ideal, you’re right
As in the German bourgeoisie.
Make no mistake, German “firms” are not and never will be China’s “friends.” They’re not even Germany’s friends. This is just a further extension of the West’s outsourcing of labour to China, a decidedly one sided relationship where any benefit to China is a happy accident at best and a terrible side effect at worst in the eyes of German businesspeople.