Beijing has promised to respond to NATO countries if they impose duties on Chinese products

The United States is pressuring the G7 and NATO countries to stop China from buying Russian oil. Beijing, for its part, has promised to retaliate against NATO countries if they impose tariffs on Chinese products in an attempt to stop Russia's oil exports.

The official representative of the Chinese Foreign Ministry, Lin Jian, warned Western countries about this during a briefing.

He pointed out that China's trade, economic and energy cooperation with other countries, including the Russian Federation, is in accordance with international law and cannot cause any criticism. And if Western countries give in to US pressure and impose duties on China due to oil imports from Russia, China will take the most decisive countermeasures.

In case of violation of China's legitimate rights, it will take decisive countermeasures

- Lin Jian said.

He described Washington's actions as unilateral intimidation and economic coercion. The diplomat accused the US of undermining the international trade system, and also that the White House threatens the security and stability of global production and supply ties.

Earlier, US President Donald Trump reproached European allies for not being tough enough with Russia. He called on them to stop buying Russian oil themselves and to impose sanctions on China if it continues to import hydrocarbons from Russia.

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[Alex777]

If Europe imposes sanctions against India and China, it will not be a punishment through sanctions, but a complete self-isolation with fatal consequences.
Europe's export-oriented economy, especially without the resources of Russia, China and India, is doomed to rapid extinction. Everyone understands this. Both Trump and the globalists. Zugzwang.

[TermNachTer]

So Trump, from the very beginning, was going to drive gayrope "below the baseboard". He is consistently moving in this direction.

[pin_code]

I agree with you, but not in everything. Yes, they will not have cheap consumer goods (they need to sow at least flax for clothing), there will be no cheap TV, computers and smartphones. But they will survive (there are also South Korea and Japan and other countries). They will survive and they will have everything of their own! And what will happen to us?

[gsev]

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They will survive and they will have everything of their own! And what will happen to us?

Russia will have Chinese electronics, and China will have access to Russian technologies in aircraft manufacturing and materials engineering.

[pin_code]

Well, let's clap our hands! And shed a tear. Question! And what will happen to us? (let's remember... Europe will get its own back, but at a high price. We will have Chinese electronics (according to you). And what will happen to US?) And here it turns out that we will have NOTHING. Awesome!!! I applaud you standing! Bravo!

[svarog77]

Another doomsayer has gotten off the couch...

[bayard]

Quote: pin_code

And what will happen to US?) and it turns out that we will have NOTHING.

And who do you mean by the word "US"? Ukraine?
Or maybe... Russia?

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And we'll shed some tears.

And what are the tears about?
About the quality of power? Economic and financial block?
Russia has the main thing that is necessary for sustainable development - RESOURCES and DOMESTIC DEMAND. It is in the West, despite having a production base, that they have cut themselves off from cheap and accessible energy resources and raw materials from Russia, and now from the Global South - with their policy of sanctions, duties and the political desires of inadequates.
For our own development we need to develop/restore our own production base. What is happening now (through the unwillingness of the Financial Block). Previously, our own production stagnated due to the breakdown of cooperation chains and the addiction to imported supplies of components. And now?
And now, having encountered this in the field of civil aircraft manufacturing, willy-nilly it was necessary to restore the entire production base along all chains of cooperation. And albeit with creaking and delays, but in the air already in certification tests are two completely import-substituted airliners MS-21 and SSZh. And from next year serial production will begin. And this is high technology, complex production, qualified personnel, which will need to be trained more and more, because both domestic demand is great, and there is external demand.
From the same industry, but with interest from outside - China was left without Western aircraft engines and aircraft components for its new aircraft, which it is only trying to produce. And "oh miracle" - they remembered Russia! It turns out that we have an engine for their medium-range aircraft (PD-14), and for the promising wide-body aircraft (PD-35) ... OOPS !! It turns out that we need to return to cooperation. And if WE in this case do not click our beaks, but resolve the issue of such cooperation and expanded production of these aircraft engines not only for ourselves, but also for China (and they need a LOT of them) - here you have a colossal growth driver for a specific industry. And we still have a lot of things on the way. And in helicopter manufacturing, we will launch our own wide-body aircraft (by simply returning to a joint project with China or independently refining this project for our own production), and short-haul aircraft will fly, and light-engine aviation will be revived. Because the line of NK-650, NK-800 and NK-1600 engines will greatly contribute to this. We have many aircraft with these engines that have been waiting for a long time.
What else are liberals moaning about?
About domestic automobile industry?
In the Russian Federation, a bunch of auto assembly plants were left behind by the fleeing Europeans, Koreans and Japanese. And now they are being supplemented with plants and production lines for the entire range of components for a full cycle. Not long ago I was corresponding with a Chinese guy, their company is now (or already?) preparing for us a couple of production lines for the production of transmissions, chassis and other component base for our auto plants. That is why they introduced SUCH import duties on Chinese cars - to stimulate our own full-cycle production. The new KAMAZ plant in Moscow is being completed, because there are not enough trucks in the country. In St. Petersburg, heavy trucks have also been assembled at a plant abandoned by the Europeans - for the far North and for military needs. And at the same time, our DOMESTIC demand still greatly exceeds domestic supply. And this is an incentive for growth in the conditions of closed external markets for imports from Europe - thanks for the sanctions.
Shipbuilding.
Previously, our nouveau riche exported the resource using other people's tankers and dry cargo ships, losing on freight and having a very unpleasant dependence. But life forced them to, and now the Russian Federation not only has the largest Shadow Fleet in the world, but also is building new "super" class shipyards - like "Zvezda" and larger ones, to meet their own needs.
And all of the above stimulates domestic demand for metals and all products made from them, energy, chemistry and oil/gas chemistry, machine tool building, instrument making, electronics, development of transport networks and, in general, production and commodity logistics. And all of this together is Development.
Despite the War that has been going on for almost 4 years, sanctions, isolation from the West, drone strikes and Ukrainian Armed Forces saboteurs on our enterprises. And despite the desperate sabotage of a foreign agent under the general name of the Financial Block.
But just the other day, it was officially announced that we would create our own clearing center within the BRICS framework... OOPS!! And now we don't need the old "Financial Block" at all. We practically don't trade with Europe and the USA and don't even plan to, so why do we need their institutions controlling our economy and finances under the guise of government agencies? Now without them, we'll be like without a millstone around our necks - it will be radically easier to swim.

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We will have NOTHING.

Nothing will happen to YOU.
Because ALL of this will happen - WITH US.

Quote: pin_code

Well, let's clap our hands!

You can also flap your ears. It's even funnier.

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I give you a standing ovation! Bravo!

Soon!
Applause after the Victory.

[torbas41]

No need to be so upset and we will have everything, a bazaar is a bazaar even in Africa, goods are taken to where there is more demand, and sanctions are for potheads. Where money begins, everything ends.

[gsev]

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I give you a standing ovation! Bravo!

Previously, after 1993, Russia bought industrial electronics in Europe, although it was often produced in China. Now it will buy directly from China without paying tribute to European intermediaries. Russia has something to sell to China.

[hector]

Quote: gsev

Russia will have Chinese electronics,

Remember, there were already European cars, planes and so on and suddenly they disappeared? The same can happen with Chinese imports, who will we go to with an outstretched hand then? And whether they will agree to give, is still a question.

[bayard]

We will do everything ourselves. Look how the military-industrial complex has been fired up and the acceleration continues. And everything that is imported now was previously exported by us. And now these industries are being restored. The world will not be the same. And even more so, it will not be global - it is falling apart and dividing into currency zones and spheres of influence of new players. And the role of Military Force is especially increasing. Because only the strongest and most self-sufficient will survive. And since we have joined this struggle for survival, it means that everything will be fine with us. As it was before. We have the main thing - Resources and Domestic Demand.

[hector]

Quote: bayard

We'll do everything ourselves. Look how the military-industrial complex has been fired up and the acceleration continues.

You are an optimist, sir.

[bayard]

Pessimists don't live long.
But I am a realist and just an "experienced observer".

[gsev]

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The same could happen with Chinese imports.

Putin needs to build an industrial power for this not on a great raw materials appendage. But for this, the managers of Gasprom must exchange salaries with aircraft designers. This revolution will be more abrupt than the one organized by Lenin and Trotsky in 1917.

[Alex777]

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They will survive and they will have everything of their own! And what will happen to us?

They won't survive. I lived in the States for almost 10 years.
Already in the early 2000s, 70% of consumer goods were from China.
The United States didn’t create the WTO for nothing.
How they built their latest nuclear power plant is a separate story.
Education is a separate story. Let's see.

[bayard]

It will be hard for them. If they don't fall into a Civil War, if the Republicans stay in power and ban the Democratic Party as a "terrorist structure of the original Enemy of the USA" - they will survive and "become great again". They have everything for this - their own resource base, domestic demand, technical competencies and the traditions of an industrial society. They will have to actively cleanse the cities of parasites, criminal gangs and lumpen, retrain/re-educate some in labor camps, send some to special settlements in the northern regions of Canada (a new state/province of the "North American Empire" or to the mines of Greenland, re-accustom blacks to Labor ... It will not be easy.
Trump now needs to arrest Soros (for organizing Kirk's murder) and start spinning the spiral of anti-liberal purge of the US from him. Because he is now facing a fork - either the British lobby will tear the US apart and plunge it into the chaos of a civil war and terror from perverts, or he will strike back and arrange for them an analogue of the purges of 1938. There is no need to be afraid of blood. Because the British have already shed blood. Including Trump's blood during the assassination attempt.
Weed out the Liberal Democrats, purge the state apparatus and security forces, attract the People's Militia to help the Police and Army, annex Canada and Greenland, restructure the state as a new North American Empire, change the Constitution and weed out Europe, drown England for all their "goodness".
And we will support.
It will work out that way.
There is too much Stench and Squeal from Europe and from their neighbor from Albion.

[PROXOR]

We cannot avoid this either if the country’s leadership suddenly decides to develop the country.

[bayard]

So we won't be able to survive without support. "Relying on an alliance with the Global South" is a catastrophic utopia. We have essentially become a resource colony of China. Or as they say, "a younger sister." In the West of Europe, they are gnashing their teeth and preparing, in the Northern Black Sea region - Endless War. In the Far East, China is smiling in anticipation - everything is falling into its clutches, and its enemies are destroying and weakening each other. China lacks empathy, and is not suitable for an alliance, much less friendship. In the global south - the Indians and the Islamic world... And what is this "Islamic world" doing in our Russian cities? Who is it in Russia and the WA that is creating caliphates? Who is supervising and financing the import of Wahhabis? The Saudis? And what is the Saudi dynasty like and what blood is it made of? The name is more than a thing, blood is above the name.
With such a policy, it’s worse than “like under Nicholas II.”
There is a way out, but no one is looking for it.
They are looking, but not in the right place.

[Alex777]

Quote: bayard

if the Republicans remain in power and ban the Democratic Party as a "terrorist structure of the original Enemy of the USA"

Trump is not capable of this. Alas. He himself is part of the ruling class that the Republicans must fight.
That's why Musk dropped out, that's why Trump pushed Carlson aside, and that's why there's a lot more.
By the way, the theme of Canada is a great state is Musk’s idea, not Trump’s.

Quote: bayard

And we will support.

We don't need great America for free, to be honest.

[bayard]

Quote: Alex777

We don't need great America for free, to be honest.

Do we really need a “New Great China to the Urals and the Caspian”?
America won't be "great again" anytime soon. It'll take them about 15 years.
And it is somehow... inconvenient to talk about "Great Russia" with the indigenous population decreasing by a million a year. We will most likely have a rampage of "caliphates" under the supervision of the Saudis. With such migration and national policy.

The only example of genuine success in the development of the country is ignored by us. Its economic model, created according to the programs of the Slavophiles, is not studied. Framing and reckless propaganda are like anesthesia for a patient on his deathbed.
The experience of True Success thanks to the alliance of Stalin and Roosevelt... does anyone even realize it? That Industrialization in 10 years and the USSR's entry into the Second World Economy in 1940 became possible thanks to supplies from the USA (almost 80%, supplies from Germany amounted to 18%). And the role of Lend-Lease is usually hushed up here, although the figures speak for themselves. If Roosevelt had not been killed by British agents from his entourage on the very eve of Victory, the post-war world would have looked completely different.
But we did manage to carry out the British Empire and the World Colonial System together, even after the death of Roosevelt and Stalin, according to previously drawn up plans and agreements. THIS was a real example of Success. And we should remember such examples from our own History. Because now in the USA we have a New Roosevelt. And who do we have in the Kremlin? Maybe that is why we have such successes? Maybe we should turn to historical examples of Success for experience? Maybe instead of the fascist Ilyin we should raise Aksakov to the Banner? And Sharapov - as the author of the programs of our economic, social and political successes?

[nik-mazur]

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But they will survive (there are also South Korea and Japan and other countries). They will survive and they will have everything of their own!

Everything from Japan and South Korea? How is that?

[solar]

In fact, China has an export-oriented economy - it sells much more than it buys, which irritates Trump.

China's foreign trade balance is positive and has a large surplus, amounting to US$2024 trillion in 6,16, up 3,8% from the previous year. The surplus also remained high in the first months of 2025, reaching US$171 billion in January-February and US$102,64 billion in March.

China is the world's largest exporter, exporting almost as much goods as the second- and third-placed US and Germany combined. A trade disruption would hit the Chinese economy hard, though of course Europe and the US would suffer too.

[svarog77]

The US buys three times more Chinese goods than it sells its own... and who will suffer more is a big question.

[solar]

and who will be hurt more is a big question.

If the US stops buying Chinese goods? That's not a question...

[nik-mazur]

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This is not a question

In fact, what is easier to live without – without American money or without Chinese pants – is a very interesting question.

[solar]

without American money or without Chinese pants, that's a very interesting question.

Do you think that no one except China makes pants? Try going to Turkey as an experiment and looking for Chinese pants there. But without money it doesn't work somehow. So it's not a question...

[nik-mazur]

Quote from solar

Do you think that no one except China makes pants?

I think the key word is "pants", not "Chinese". Although, of course, we are not talking only about pants, but about real material things in general.
China is mentioned solely as a figure in the news.

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without money it somehow doesn't work out

But here the key word is “American”, and not money in general.
However, it is also possible to live without any money at all – it’s a question of philosophy and skills.

[vitosia]

how will they introduce duties))) they have 70% of factories in China)))

[bayard]

That's why they introduce duties, to return this 70% back to the USA.

[Alex777]

Quote: bayard

That's why they introduce duties, to return this 70% back to the USA.

To return production, at a minimum it is necessary:
- so that there would be someone to build them,
- so that there would be someone to work for them,
- reliable supply of raw materials,
- a sea of ​​money.
The first 3 points in the States are failures and there are problems with the fourth.
At the same time, the United States is one step away from civil war.
They will most likely be able to get out of this, but a revolutionary transfer of industry is impossible.
A good example is Intel. Why was one of America's greatest companies named?

[bayard]

Quote: Alex777

To return production, at a minimum it is necessary:
- so that there would be someone to build them,

If we are talking about returning production to the USA, then whoever built in China will also build in the USA.

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- so that there would be someone to work for them,

The high cost of labor in the US is partly offset by the cheapness of energy resources. The same gas is almost 5 times cheaper than in Europe. And in China, gas is mainly purchased. Oil, gas, coal and nuclear energy in the US are their own. They largely buy uranium and fuel assemblies, but they can restore everything themselves, and in the transition period, insure themselves with supplies from the Russian Federation. Simply by eliminating the policy of confrontation. Today, we have nothing to share with them, their main enemies and opponents are China and Europe with England.

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- reliable supply of raw materials,

The US itself has plenty of raw materials. And minerals, including lithium deposits and rare earth metals. Their agriculture is more than developed and they export cotton themselves. Oil, gas, coal - their own. They just need to restore/revive their own full-cycle industry. And the annexation of Canada and Greenland will provide them with resources for centuries to come.

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- a sea of ​​money.

This is what Trump is fighting for now - for control over the Financial System. If he succeeds, he will have ample funds for a new Industrialization in the style of Roosevelt's Reforms. And Kirk's murder gives him a pretext for the most active and radical actions in this direction.

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The first 3 points in the States are failures and there are problems with the fourth.

This is not surprising, because in 2020 there was a coup d'etat with deception of voters. When the country is in such political fever, what kind of consistency in economic policy can we talk about? If Biden took money from the Chinese for the elections? If he went crazy with the imposition of "green energy" and other madness and scams? 4 years to carry out such serious restructuring of the economy It won't be enough. So if he wants to save America, he needs to take full power into his own hands and cleanse the USA of its filth.
Does this make us feel bad?
Isn't this something worth supporting?
It's all in our interests.
And if Trump loses... we will lose too. Because against the united West and with such an "ally" as China, India and the "World of Islam" we don't need enemies. We ourselves need the fastest possible Industrialization, autarky and the formation of our own markets for high-tech products of high value added. Because the domestic market is LITTLE for us. Or rather, our domestic market is quite SMALL. And the indigenous population is dying out. At a million a year. Like in the 90s.

[PROXOR]

Actually, Zhirinovsky was right. Trump hates gayrope. He is leading it to complete destruction through his front politicians. Crowds of migrants, degeneration of the indigenous population, destruction of gayrope's powerful production base. And now gayrope will be credited for the arms race.

[Alex777]

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Trump hates gayrope.

Rather, he doesn’t like what the gay Europeans have developed in the States.
If they were only swarming around in Europe, it wouldn't bother him.
There is no point in destroying Europe.
It will be converted to self-sufficiency, by abandoning Eastern Europe, which is simply unprofitable without our direct supplies of resources.
To degrease - yes. To take away money and production - yes.
Split into Old and Eastern - yes. And everything will be fast. 3-5 years.

[PROXOR]

It doesn't fit in with the emigration policy to old Gayrope. It's a complete SHIT there.

[Alex777]

Those who immigrate to Europe may not understand the consequences.
And those who are running from it (I know many such Germans), they understand it well.

[Eugene 62]

Trump called on the EEC to refuse trade not only with China, but also with India. This would be a real disaster for Europe. The Eurogays will not take such a step. Trump understands this too. Apparently, this was such a subtle hint from his side so that the Eurobeggars would stop demanding new actions from him against Russia.

[Fedor 5755]

There is no point in admonishing and warning highway robbers and bandits, which the United States has been since its inception. They understand only force.

[your vsr 66-67]

Quote: Fedor 5755

There they only understand force.

That's why they are afraid of this power!

impose sanctions against China if it continues to import hydrocarbons from Russia.

They are only capable of imposing sanctions! I wonder how much, what, and who is already under their sanctions in Russia, Iran, and the DPRK?

[Major Yurik]

The dialogue between the West and China is reminiscent of Karabas's threats in the movie about Buratino: - I'll hurt you right now! Funny guys...

[hagen]

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The dialogue between the West and China is reminiscent of Karabas's threats in the movie about Buratino: - I'll hurt you right now! Funny guys...

The difference is that Karabas really "hurt". And Europe today feels that it can "fly" in response, and not at all what it would like. Actually, that is why they cannot make a decision on our frozen reserves in three years. Brussels, not being an economic entity, can afford to shower threats, but national governments will have to answer for this EU voluntarism practically. Because their assets and the assets of their citizens are under threat in Russia.

[pin_code]

They will continue to buy cheap raw materials as they did before.

[tralflot1832]

Well, Trump has given Europe a task. Meanwhile, it has become known that Trump and Starmer will sign a deal on the development of nuclear energy in England, as Trump likes, during his visit to London at the invitation of King Charles.

[Alex777]

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Meanwhile, it became known that Trump and Starmer will sign a deal, as Trump likes, during his visit to London at the invitation of King Charles.

Will Britain become a great state?

[tralflot1832]

Alexander not all of England, but probably in some places. Where there are no democratic values. And England will pay for this. A data center in a coal mine, a nuclear power plant with 4 reactors, a mini nuclear power plant and Rolls Royce should share its know-how with the USA. I suspect that Trump will ask Charles to give him royal land under his golf courses. What land will he take to his coffin?

[Alex777]

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Alexander is not all of England, probably in some places.

Trump needs it all. He hasn't forgotten about Canada either. I'm sure.
If he annexes Britain, Canada will automatically follow.

[tralflot1832]

Alexander Trump in Yakovlev's voice: We don't need a king (violinist)!? (C)

[Alex777]

There, as far as I remember, the girl in the chariot said this phrase.
And then she asked the earthlings to push the chariot...
As for the king, what other king is there in the fair state of Britain?

[pin_code]

Britain will never be a member of the US. It's a civil war in reverse. And Britain will have many more allies than the US.

[Alex777]

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Britain will never be a part of the USA.

Of course it was a joke.

[Amateur]

occurs in accordance with the norms of international law and cannot give rise to any complaints

Since the bombing of Yugoslavia, there is no longer any international law. The US is trying to impose the "rule" on the world: "He who has more ̶p̶r̶a̶v̶ arrogance and AUG is right." The only way to overcome this American "lawlessness" is for the BRICS countries to create their own payment system that does not use the dollar as a means of settlement and/or payment and is not controlled by the US.

[pin_code]

You forgot about the AUG. They are the ones who create the payment system. And no UAVs rule here. Only manned aircraft and escort ships (squadron).

[Amateur]

You forgot about AUG

You probably didn't read carefully.

Since the bombing of Yugoslavia, there is no longer any international law. The US is trying to impose the "rule" on the world: "He who has the most ̶r̶a̶v̶e̶r̶g̶e̶n̶e̶l̶e̶n̶e̶r ... and AUG"

[pin_code]

I read it carefully. Even now, if you don't have an AUG, you're just a dick and no one will take you into account. Or at least a KUG with an air defense aircraft carrier (how can we miss Kuzya?). Probably China, India, Britain are churning them out of their fat-headedness??? No. They are building a fleet capable of countering AUGs and KUGs.

[svarog77]

The AUGs are only good against the "Papuans", and even then they had to run away from the Houthis...

[Shkodnik65]

Here. This is exactly how you need to talk to them, and not play the gentleman.

[tralflot1832]

Quote: Alex777

state of Britain?

I have a suspicion that the protests in England are paid for by Musk. Everyone in England keeps state symbols at home. We are waiting for Trump to arrive in England and he will be greeted as the "first Soviet cosmonaut". Did Farage just fly to Trump's for dinner?

[easy]

The world clown show continues. One boasts and threatens the whole world, others, his allies, puff and rage, but secretly buy Russian oil and gas. How else? Without this, they are screwed, the States will want to bring oil and gas, and if they need to put pressure, they can change their minds. But normal states do not want to bend to the wishes of the striped ones, even if they shout into microphones.

[Lako]

So what? Maybe exchange euros for yuan before it's too late?

[Dutchman Michel]

Quote: Alex777

the European economy, especially without the resources of Russia, China and India, is doomed to rapid extinction

This is what Trump is trying to achieve.

[Revolver]

So how will China respond, other than another final Chinese warning? China's economy is export-oriented, and being denied access to the European or American markets will bring it to its knees, if not kill it. And being denied both will definitely kill it. And the Chinese elite, which numbers in the hundreds of millions, is accustomed to consuming European and American luxury goods, and will not be happy with the prospect of switching to Chinese consumer goods.

[nik-mazur]

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China's elite, numbering in the hundreds of millions, is accustomed to consuming European and American luxury goods

Aren't European and American luxury goods produced in the same China?

[Revolver]

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Aren't European and American luxury goods produced in the same China?

The Chinese elite can tell the difference between Chinese Chanel and Rolex and the real thing. And between Chinese-assembled Buicks and American-assembled Cadillacs.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Nagan

The Chinese elite can tell the difference between Chinese Chanel and Rolex and the real thing

If even the North Korean elite can afford Mercedes and Rolexes, the Chinese will certainly find a way to get what they want. In Moscow, they are now somehow buying Louis Vuitton and Balenciaga.
The second option is that the elite will find a way to do without Euro-American luxury. As, for example, it was in the USSR. It is a question of political will, propaganda and discipline.