@medeabenjamin: What can the U.S. learn from China’s fight against poverty? :cn: Nearly 800 million people lifted out of extreme poverty. Entire communities transformed through investments in housing, infrastructure, healthcare, and education. China made poverty alleviation a national priority. Meanwhile, the U.S. continues to pour enormous resources into war while millions struggle to meet their basic needs. What if we invested in people instead? Join us November 10–12 in Washington, DC, for a Taxpayer Uprising! codepink.org/novdc26

RonCanada🇨🇦 :

The BBC: “Yes, but at what cost?” 😳😂

coco9+7 :

and the local government officials even go as far as making funny videos themselves to promote local tourism and produce[Heartwarming][Laughing]

iamsaidi :

But that will not benefit to 1%?

学以致用 正见为导 :

😳 China practises "Socialism With Chinese Characteristics" ; so it is NOT what most people think in their minds ! It is based on Meritocracy, Consultative Democracy, Constructive freedom and Equality for all the people of the country ! 😌

David Weir :

China lives in the future. Who keeps saying communism doesn’t work. I suggest you go and have a look. It will blow your mind. Amazing

limmengkoon :

I read that China mobilised > 2 million party cadres to all the regions, provinces, districts & villages affected by poverty including abject poverty. These cadres were tasked to study the root causes of poverty and made recommendations on the measures required to alleviate poverty, including road access, internet access, other crops that could yield higher returns, relocation of homes to places with jobs available, etc, etc. It was a targeted poverty alleviation program, on a case to case basis, depending on the circumstances of each case. Very practical & wise approach.

Gooby :

But then how will Israel protect itself?

cycletena :

China-moving forward........America-moving backwards(and downside up)

_ComradeMario_ :

But that would be communism 😧

lao chen :

Serve the People

lavender3456 :

it's because they are Marxist leninist communist. I wish more people would start using the word communist to describe it accurately, though I understand it's still very scary

Ted :

Anytime am in China, my mind still can't comprehend the amount of this extreme results of their archivement 🥰🥰🥰🥰, I go there every 2 months for business

Sam Porter : ) :

China is the new world leader and role model

Fat Btich :

They’re raising a generation of children who all have their basic needs met. Imagine what It’ll be like in another 20 years

frankgu157 :

Public colleges tuition is about 1000$/year, even in big cities like Shanghai

brick9943 :

thank you beautiful lady

Tini :

medea i love your videos. very efucational. keep it up. love from Malaysia

pickey :

Thank you

emanelsafoury :

Phenomenal

Mike Bailey :

luv u an chiba

Luckyandfree777 :

Farzana's Bookshelf :

this is great but there are some details that need to be given: were the loans to buy homes interest free? were the houses built on govt owned land, were people forced out of their homes for these roads/apartments to be built. how do the tenants of the houses finance electricity/rents/water bills etc.

stephenlew2 :

Amazing! I am Chinese and I don’t know how it’s done. With American help?

Pia777 :

send Ted Cruise out to US's poorest community to live for 2 years.

user2329767542969 :

Amazing