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  • Will China’s exports to Australia, others keep growing?

    From globaltimes.cn

    China's foreign trade performance came off to a brisk start this year, with its imports and exports surging 32.2 percent in the first two months. Among the resurgence of its exports, the shipments to Australia jumped 57.2 percent year-on-year, and the reasons behind deserve serious reflection by Australian policy-makers who have been ignorantly undermining bilateral relations with its largest trading partner. Why has China recorded an overall export jump of 50.1 percent in the first two months, and an even higher export increase to Australia? The reasons primarily include the emerging recovery of major economies ... (full story)

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LloydOz
Mar 8, 2021 12:46am
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Quoting Basill
I have never read a more biased, one sided article. The author is obviously not Australian, with very little knowledge of Australia & Australian politics.
Yeah - I cannot comment on the provided numbers except that they are probably in the ballpark, but the language conveys that it was written by the propaganda arm of the CCP (Chinese Communist Party). It turns the actual truth upside down and inside out.

I've seen some other splendid examples of this in the last 12 months - this article is pretty tame in comparison, but that's my opinion.

So I'd suggest that their apparent lack of knowledge and facts becomes slightly irrelevant in the presence of indoctrination, and accept it for what it is. And perhaps take it as yet another lesson for whoever thinks China acts in good faith.
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Basill
Mar 7, 2021 11:17pm
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I have never read a more biased, one sided article. The author is obviously not Australian, with very little knowledge of Australia & Australian politics.
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RossEdwards
Mar 8, 2021 3:38am
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Globaltimes IS a voice-piece for the Chinese administration. No secret.. sort of like Fox News was for previous US administration. However agree.. this article is particularly political and unnecessarily aggressive towards the current Australan administration. Can relate to previous posters ire.
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