lilianofentse:
am saying aptoide is crap. Just because I connected the two sentences without using meanwhile doesn't mean it's related with America. If you get the message that's fine, if you don't, move on. Ok?

Penisinpenisout:


I'm sorry.

davillian:
How you go come my shop con de sell the same thing I'm selling

lilianofentse:
When Americans see competition, they try their best to overhaul the competitor. I tried downloading aptoide when rumors were out about it replacing Playstore.
Guess what,



It was crap

Rilley:
You must be the crap here

lilianofentse:
ok

Rilley:
Sorry o

lilianofentse:
lol. Why saying sorry?

Rilley:
You maybe offended, I don't know.

lilianofentse:
i don't easily get offended.

Rilley:
I see

lilianofentse:
When Americans see competition, they try their best to overhaul the competitor. I tried downloading aptoide when rumors were out about it replacing Playstore.
Guess what,



It was crap

justmondris:
This is not the first time that the U.S.A have tried such tactics but at the end, it only makes China more stronger. America can never break the will power of the Chinese people and that is what have taken them this far.

Kingspin:
The reason for the trade war is all over the net. Part of what US want China to do is stop forcing foreign company to give away their trade secret, Buy more US goods etc

Google for yourself, Biko

giles14:
trade deficit my brown as.

Did the US tell you that trumps campaign materials (make America great again) is been made Cheaply in China. Or are you aware that China is the largest absolver of US produce/product.

Trade deficit or not I stand with china

post=79018564:
War of the TECHNOLOGY giants!!
We are watching how it will end.......

Kingspin:
China is the one holding back the trade war

Open your economy like the US
Stop stealing company/private inventions/biz secrets or idea forcefully.

Then we can do business

texazzpete:
Aptoide is filled with cloned apps, piracy and malware.

budaatum:

But you have nothing to sell. Nothing China wants! And I do mean "like the US" who is pigging on debt!

Hear yourself, China should "Stop stealing company/private inventions/biz secrets or idea forcefully." I agree. China should steal it gently. They should not have to go on their Chinese knees begging like Africa does, like the Emperor did, like the Queen just did, like Saudi Princes do, like Kim wouldn't do, to that debt ridden America!

See school.

The Opium Wars were two wars in the mid-19th century involving Great Qing and the British Empire and concerning the British imposition of trade of opium upon China, thus compromising China’s sovereignty and economic power for almost a century. The clashes included the First Opium War (1839–1842) and the Second Opium War (1856–1860). The wars and events between them weakened the Qing dynasty and forced China to trade with the other parts of the world.

In 1820, before the first Opium War, China's economy was the largest in the world, according to British economist Angus Maddison.[3] In another investigative report published by Michael Cemblast of JP Morgan and updated by the World Economic Forum, similar conclusions were reached—i.e., China's economy was the largest in the world for many centuries until the Opium Wars.[3][4] Furthermore, China was a net exporter, and had large trade surpluses with most Western countries. Within a decade after the end of the Second Opium War, China's share of global GDP had fallen by half.

During 1856–1860, British forces fought the Second Opium War towards legalization of the opium trade, to expand trade in coolies (cheap laborers),[13] to open all of China to British merchants, and to exempt foreign imports from internal transit duties[citation needed]. France joined the British. The war resulted in the second group of treaty ports being set up; eventually, more than 80 treaty ports were established in China, involving many foreign powers. All foreign traders gained rights to travel within China.

aadoiza:

Insightful, buda.

budaatum:

We've made it to the end of the Tang and questions abound! From portrayals of Han Emperors, to my favorite Emperor, and the best Dynasty EVER, to battle tactics and armor, to grat Chinese kung fu movies and how much a protsitute would have been worth... we've had a whole host of excellent questions that I do my very best to answer!

The History of China

O...................that was cheaper than watching a video, no?

indigene:

You will be surprised that those apps rarely shake the Chinese.
WeChat commands users millions of users in china and the Chinese are more comfortable than some of the apps you mentioned

budaatum:

But you have nothing to sell. Nothing China wants! And I do mean "like the US" who is pigging on debt!

Hear yourself, China should "Stop stealing company/private inventions/biz secrets or idea forcefully." I agree. China should steal it gently. They should not have to go on their Chinese knees begging like Africa does, like the Emperor did, like the Queen just did, like Saudi Princes do, like Kim wouldn't do, to that debt ridden America!

See school.

The Opium Wars were two wars in the mid-19th century involving Great Qing and the British Empire and concerning the British imposition of trade of opium upon China, thus compromising China’s sovereignty and economic power for almost a century. The clashes included the First Opium War (1839–1842) and the Second Opium War (1856–1860). The wars and events between them weakened the Qing dynasty and forced China to trade with the other parts of the world.

In 1820, before the first Opium War, China's economy was the largest in the world, according to British economist Angus Maddison.[3] In another investigative report published by Michael Cemblast of JP Morgan and updated by the World Economic Forum, similar conclusions were reached—i.e., China's economy was the largest in the world for many centuries until the Opium Wars.[3][4] Furthermore, China was a net exporter, and had large trade surpluses with most Western countries. Within a decade after the end of the Second Opium War, China's share of global GDP had fallen by half.

During 1856–1860, British forces fought the Second Opium War towards legalization of the opium trade, to expand trade in coolies (cheap laborers),[13] to open all of China to British merchants, and to exempt foreign imports from internal transit duties[citation needed]. France joined the British. The war resulted in the second group of treaty ports being set up; eventually, more than 80 treaty ports were established in China, involving many foreign powers. All foreign traders gained rights to travel within China.

Kingspin:
I don't think your following the argument from American side. It legit till tomorrow. Take your time and go through them... If you are a president you do Trump way...