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Re <<ASML engineer who fled charges of stealing chip tech is living comfortably in China as CEO of XTAL Inc.>>
... war is hell? patriot? how many more patriots are 'out there'? best to expel all of them with use of racial-profiling sieve filtering? agnostic, do not what to do, except do know that CPC China China China Core Comrade Jinping would likely recommend extreme measures, therefore now up to the RNC / DNC to deliberate and decide.
In the meantime, following up the bonanza of curation for this day Message 34461370 , and particular to Galvin Newsom (some sort of distant nephew to Nancy Pelosi) the vlogger claims (he does have some knowhow and know-who, and know-where over time) that the subject of resuscitating CPC China China China Belt & Road was discussed between Core Comrade and Newsom in case Newsom somehow gets into the WH.
Agnostic, we wait, there is plenty of time for changes.
Certainly in the good old pre-Covid dayz there was a move to belt & road California, and given the names I suppose a super boom might be demonstrated in time should the Golden State engage with yet another wave of Chinese-facilitated rush
The schema way back when 2019 before Covid-interruptus
ltg.ca.gov ONE BELT ONE ROAD SUBNATIONAL FORUMPART IV: CONCLUSION
As you can see, the relationship between China and California around combating climate change is robust, and already producing real results. We are proud of this partnership, and because of our experiences working together, we believe in China’s understanding, and ability, to help lead the world on this issue.
The Belt and Road Initiative presents perhaps the greatest opportunity to date for China to affirm its commitment to combating climate change. As China continues to develop its goals for BRI, we in California hope to see this issue prioritized and at the top of the agenda in every single one of the BRI projects.
China has the opportunity, through BRI, to help set new standards in the world not just for addressing climate change, but for all aspects of environmental protection beyond those I’ve discussed today.
California stands ready to continue to partner with China, and all the world’s nations, to work together toward this important goal.
With that in mind, I would like to close with a quote from arguably one of the most impactful, and best-known of my fellow Californians, the founder of Apple Computer, Steve Jobs.
He captured the culture and ambition of Californians very well when he said this, “The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do.”
Updated: October 26, 2023 Source: Xinhua News Agency
BEIJING, Oct. 25 (Xinhua) -- Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday met with Gavin Newsom, governor of the U.S. state of California, at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
Noting that China and the United States, as the world's two largest economies, account for more than a third of the global economy and nearly a quarter of the world's population, and bilateral trade accounts for about a fifth of the global total, Xi said the interests of both sides are closely intertwined.
Xi said that the achievements of China-U.S. relations have not come easily and should be cherished all the more.
China's policy toward the United States is consistent, which is mutual respect, peaceful coexistence and win-win cooperation, Xi said, adding that China will continue to work in this direction and hopes that the United States will work with China in the same direction.
Xi recalled his experience of visiting California and introduced China's green transition and relevant local development, pointing out that the sound development of China-U.S. relations requires pooling the strength of all sides.
The foundation of China-U.S. relations lies among the people, the hope is in the people, the future lies in the youth, and the vitality lies in sub-national areas, Xi said.
Xi noted that he highly values and supports exchanges across various sectors and sub-national cooperation between China and the United States, and expressed the hope that Newsom's visit will enhance mutual understanding and play a positive role in expanding cooperation between China and California and promoting the sound and steady development of China-U.S. relations.
China and the United States enjoy great potential for cooperation in the fields of promoting green development and addressing climate change. The two sides should strengthen cooperation in this aspect and make it a new highlight in the development of China-U.S. ties, said Xi.
Newsom said that over the past few decades, China has made remarkable achievements in development, especially in the field of new energy in recent years.
No other bilateral relationship is more important than the one between the United States and China, and the U.S.-China relationship is vital to the future of the United States and bears on the well-being of its people, Newsom said.
Newsom said he is willing to push California to strengthen exchanges with China and seek closer cooperation in fields such as climate change and new energy. California is willing to be China's long-term, stable and strong partner, he added.
Senior Chinese official Wang Yi was present at the meeting.
