so i'm going back to chinese everyday i be chinese, a book a day, reading in chinese. and my best days writing english, i actually feel that i was writing in chinese. because you see, americans come in the main street book markets, i wanted to entertain but also wanted to walk away with solid knowledge about china because i feel like if china has been misrepresented and misread. and i think it's ridiculous for americans to get the wrong message about understanding about china. i know i've given the liberty that i can choose my stores to especially historical fiction. i'm entitled to do that, but i want to throw one more rock into the well where china is already at the bottom, to mislead the american public further? i choose not to. is my book doesn't sell, doesn't read, give you the satisfaction totally, and i think it's my choice. my book, i had a struggle with madame mao. nobody wanted because the publisher for "red azalea," they did not think that american reading public would embrace the story, that story. that madame mao was on trial, sentenced to death. after 30

the average chinese manufacturing workers now making five six seven hundred eight hundred u.s. dollars a month obviously still very very low but these are up from levels of one hundred or two hundred dollars a month you know only five six years ago so it's really good times for the average chinese worker in china and these are all full time jobs are really part time jobs are unheard of in china we don't have them yeah just as a point of interest in china there is no quote unquote social safety net there's no social security there's no pension schemes per se for this reason chinese people tend to be very aggressive savers correct. yeah absolutely chinese i think on average obviously number one savings in the world they save around forty percent of their take home so yeah they're number one in savings there's almost zero social net in china you know if you don't work you don't eat basically so that's why they're so hard working is that everyone's got to pay for themselves or pay for their family right now a lot of talk about ghost cities so what are go cities in china what's it a

local in chinese officials drinking human breast milk yes well apparently they charge the chinese officials are very young and they're become officials of the age of two months or you got some very sick octogenarian but it's only that there's a bunch of privately old chinese man suckling on some new bio in chinese owner news that's exactly what it is to young nursing mothers they pay five thousand yuan which is eight hundred or fifteen dollars that that's important in fame are that for some chinese ingenue breast milk believe me you say all right so you know we're going to go thanks for being on the kaiser report thank you max stay tuned for the second half a whole lot more. there's a medium leave us so we leave that maybe. by the same push to secure the place your party is a ball. player shoes that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politicking only on our team. play. play. play. play. more news today violence has once again flared up. these are the images that and seeing from the streets of canada. china operations are the day. welcome back to the k

local in chinese officials drinking human breast milk yes well apparently they charge the chinese officials are very young and there they come officials a gauge of two months or you've got some very sick octogenarian about it's only that there's a bunch of privately owned chinese man suckling on son knew by a young chinese. that's exactly what it is to young nursing mothers they pay five thousand yuan which is eight hundred fifteen dollars. i think more than that for some chinese ingenue breast milk i believe all right so you are going to go thanks for being on the kaiser report thank you max stay tuned for the second half a whole lot more. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't. charge is a big issue. i can. the ups and downs in the final months belong to the deal and the rest of the. take it will be if briefly cost a little easier live. but i will only react to situations i have read the reports and look for the know i

local in chinese officials drinking human breast milk yes well apparently they charge there is a chinese officials are very young and they're they come officials of the age of two months or you've got some very sick octogenarian but it's only that there's a bunch of privately old chinese man suckling on some new bio and chinese omission is that's exactly what it is to young nursing mothers they pay five thousand yuan which is eight hundred or fifteen dollars that that's important in our favor more than that for some chinese ingenue breast milk believe me you say all right so you are going to go thanks for being on the kaiser report thank you max stay tuned for the second half a whole lot more. they were ready to do anything for their country too. the trick is to love the country more than yourself if you joined the military for any other reason that you're probably not going to have a good day they were tools in the hands of the state now they live remembering the past which is impossible to get rid of. the war. but however good people do get hurt. and i've heard good people empty silent

a local in chinese officials drinking human breast milk yes well apparently they charge there is a chinese officials are very young and there they come officials of the age of two months or you've got some very sick octogenarians about it's only that there's a bunch of privately oh a chinese man suckling a son knew by a young chinese elision is that's exactly what it is to young nursing mothers they pay five thousand yuan which is eight hundred or fifteen dollars that the origin i fame are that first some chinese ingenue breast milk believe me you sir all right so you never got to go thanks being on the kaiser report thank you max stay tuned for the second half a whole lot more. technology . welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to dan collins author of the china money report newsletter at the china money report dot com dan counter welcome back to the kaiser report imax thanks good to be back all right dan before we get it to the economy tell us about the response and repercussions in china in regards to the edward snowden revelations yeah the snowden revelations i

a local in chinese officials drinking human breast milk yes well apparently they charge the chinese officials are very young and there they come officials at the age of two months or you've got some very sick octogenarians about it's only that there's a bunch of privately old chinese man suckling on some new bio and chinese omission is that's exactly what it is to young nursing mothers they pay five thousand yuan which is eight hundred or fifteen dollars that. i favor more than that for some chinese ingenue breast milk believe me you are i say it's never going to go thanks being on the kaiser report thank you max stay tuned for the second half a whole lot more. there's a leader so we leave the. potions to. the party there's a girl. sues that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politicking only on our t.v. . welcome back to the chasm report imax guys are time now to turn to dan collins author of the china money report newsletter at the china money report dot com dan counts welcome back to the kaiser report max thanks good to be back all right dan before w

man suckling a son knew by a young chinese. that's exactly what it is to young nursing mothers they pay five thousand yuan which is eight hundred or fifteen dollars that the. f.a.a. wire them up for some chinese ingenue breast milk believe me you sir are all right so you never got to go thanks being on the kaiser at birth thank you max stay tuned for the second half of a whole lot more. dramas good to be ignored. stories others who refuse to go to. places change the world right. to picture. from around the globe. don't. they were ready to do anything for their country to me is to love the country more than yourself if you join the military for any other reason that you're probably not to have a good day they were tools in the hands of the state now they live remembering the past which is impossible to get rid of. the war. but however good people do get hurt. and i've heard good people empty silent. a lot. but would prefer not to be sometimes i feel like. i should have died over there. because i. i saw some people who had died a

-china economic cooperation with the chinese flag. if you know, anything of the symbolism of flags placement shows you who is in charge literally. appointed commerce secretary of the united states like having the fox watch the head house other people involved are president clinton's former chief of staff. i could go on but we were supposed to get geopolitical cooperation? i could go through the list of for the people the chinese government support to undermine the united states that flushes the elephants ivory traded for the ak-47s and of course, the lapdog of north korea. what about human rights? yesterday i happen to be in congressman chris smith's office that i think is a hero and it was mentioned there is a rally on the mall i went over there with some of my chinese friend asked me to talk it was 100 to the -- visible and 102 degrees to stand in front of those who truly appreciates what freedom means. they probably don't share the religion of anyone in the room i don't understand their belief system by due respect their right if t

this is a division of the chinese military financed by the chinese government. a brilliant report was put out that showed basically 70% of this significant hacking that is going on for a decade against western corporaticorporati ons primarily the united states and united the united states government is coming from this building and the blue dog district of shanghai. this is a problem. my estimate was that this is costing america 400 billion dollars a year. this is costing america 1 million lost jobs per year at a time where we cannot afford that at all. john huntsman the former ambassador to china and obama administration employee did a report recently and they came up with $300 million and 1.2 million jobs. the point of this is that's a lot of money. it's hundreds of billions of dollars in its more than 1 million jobs. this is greater than the impact of 9/11 indirect economic terms on the united states. it happens every year and it's done on purpose by a foreign military. i personally believe that this building here on the display was the iranian republican gua

it took them two years to get those horses back to the chinese capital. two thirds of them died, but of the thousand that remained, they provided stud for generations to come. selling a horse? at bazar? how much? you got to check the teeth, right? woo! it's young, good. can i see him ride? >> [foreign language] >> yeah, very nice, beautiful, strong, responsive. until the chinese first came to this region to capture these "celestial" horses in around 100 bc, they'd known almost nothing of the outside world. all the fabulous goods they made in china, like silk, porcelain, lacquer, paper and tea, were only bought in china. suddenly, they'd discovered a huge new market to sell to--the rest of the world. [car honks] from 100 bc on, vast quantities of chinese goods began to be traded westwards through central asia along the newly-opened silk road, which led eventually all the way to europe. over 2,000 years later, the trade is still going strong, but these days, long distance trucks have replaced camel caravans. and the chinese tend to be selling tvs and electr

it doesn't represent the chinese people. over the years 1 hundred and 406 thousand people have begun away from the communist party. i'm a resident of san francisco my aunt was prrtd to death in china and my father is in prison. it's because their practitioners and understand my feelings when i see the bli bloody flag flying the are entrance of the city hello. if that happen i would feel so hurt. so much >> thank you. >> city council member i'm sherman. when i heard it san francisco city hall is going to raise the flag i'm shocked. our city government shouldn't fly the communist bloody flag to support have to telethon regime. as you know the u.s. communist introduced the resolution sp stop the oppression. including to the investigator and a human rights authority more than 65 thousand foreign people were killed between 2000 and 2008 foretheir organs. many today of the 81 benefit competitioner escaped from china and came to under the circumstances looking for freedom. raising the party flag will hurt many. it is time for our c

japanese organizers say the chinese authorities have been cooperative. . >> translator: chinese peoplew that japanese products are of high quality. they are keen to do business with us. i hope to work with them to make my company globally competitive. >> translator: i don't see the soured diplomatic relations as having much of an impact on our business. japanese products have already become part of the daily lives of chinese people. >> the organizers expect to draw 7,000 people from japan and china. >>> engineers are trying to generate electricity from an unlikely source. they're hoping to harness the temperature difference between the ocean's warm surface and its cooler deep waters. a group of japanese research are developing the world's first under sea power generatoring using this technology. they call it ocean thermal ener energy. japan marine united and osaka university are collaborating on the initiative. they hope to commercialize the system in seven years. the technology uses warm water on the surface of the sea to heat liquid ammonia. the resulting steam rotates a turbine whic

-- response from the chinese the chinese ministry said the report was unprofessional and irresponsible was fearful they might do was not- not he fearful, but some of his friends and investors were fearful that the chinese might hack into his company am a mandiant -- his company, mandiant, and steel internal e-mails and do a reputational -- and steal internal e-mails and do a reputational attack. on the other hand, that's not necessarily the mo of the chinese. there are certain rules of engagement that the chinese follow. when the russians come in, it is about money. it is just stealing basic money. or terrorist links countries or organizations come in, they may be coming in to destroy -- terrorist-linked countries or organizations come in, they may be coming in to destroy. women chinese come in, they download information. ,- when the chinese come in they download information. you might get a call from the fbi or from a competitor who has just been hacked into to give you a heads up. but they don't damage systems. neither have engaged in reputational attacks or anything like that. mandi

. - and the fact that she's not chinese ? what's that got to do with it ?your mother and i always assumed you would marry a chinese girl. who said anything about marriage ? we're just going together. - have you met her parents ? - yes, and they seem like very nice people. i'm sure they are. and this dinner is to announce the fact that you're going together ? yes. - then i would be prepared if i were you. - for what ? - for disappointment. - i don't understand. - maybe this is not the time-- - this is exactly the time ! here's what i think will happen. they will both be very nice. they will talk to you about chinese food. then they will talk to you about china. then they will ask you not to go with their daughter. - no, they won't. - they will probably say that you're both too young. but that's silly. we're both 17. that's what they will say, but what they will mean... is they don't want you involved with sara because you are chinese. i think you're wrong. the grayson's aren't like that. perhaps. i hope you're right. - so, did you find out ? - well, i starte

from that legion there's a chinese melody that originated from all the women in 1923 and that chineseody later became the theme for the butterflies violin concerto. i honor this from china representing the generation of my grand parents who were chinese immigrants in the united states. i trofrm this in an expression of my own. >> don't confuse me. (clapping). ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in ma ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in (clapping) >> after my father died in a two airplane collision over the grand canyon my mom had to singularly raise my sister and me and rogers and hammer stevens you'll never walk alone it has carried me throughout my whole life. i recovered the meaning of you'll never what can alone when i was for church services at a black church. the first time the black congregation sank thomas a doris sister take my hand precious lord i heard the lyric through the symptom and i connected the words when you walk through is a storm. i how were you this song you'll never walk alone the the soft united states representing the generation of my parents, my father a chooindz immi

the chinese side argues that it's very difficult for them to separate politics from their meeting. it is precisely now that we should function because we are a committee that should facilitate the communication between the two countries when the two governments have difficulties in communication. >> reporter: the professor says china's domestic situation contributes to the lack of progress in repairing strained relations between it and japan. >> translator: why is it taking such a long time for the issue to be settled? >> when the chinese government decided to embark on this all-out measures against the japanese government measures of them purchasing the islands even then, there were international uses in china who considered that it was not appropriate or necessary to use physical force or embark on an all-out, all-range countermeasures including economic sanctions or cultural sanctions, whatever. >> i think the chinese overdid it because they thought that a problem with japan is a very convenient tool for the shairm political purposes. that is the united party and the nation. now

the chinese side propose he stay away. vietnam has a dispute with china but its prime minister did attend. >>> filipino officials say they're feeling the pressure. they say china appears to be building a concrete structure on the disputed shoal in the south china sea. officials of the phillipines defense ministry reported their findings about the scarborough shoal at an assembly session. they said a navy aircraft took photos of the structure on the outcrop on saturday. officials say the photos show a concrete foundation and about 30 blocks along with a steel gate. three ships, including a chinese patrol vessel were patrolled nearby. the shoal is about 200 kilometers west of the philippines luzon islands. the shoal is within the country's exclusive economic zone. china has stepped up its claim over the wreath in recent years. it's been sending more surveillance vessels. >> translator: i got the report. we had this sent to the department of foreign affairs. it would allow me to complain. >> flipino officials came ownership.

out of chinese hospital association came the chinese hospital. then in the 80s the medical group performed chinese community health care association which is a non-profit independent physicians organization servicing managed care patients. it's really a delivery system that came out that arose from the mission and e is involving with the needs of the community. i will talk about the xhiens community health plan. one of the questions in the back of people's minds, i will give you the answer is that no, to continue have to be chinese to join. we are very good in serving the community, but we are open to everyone. we are open to everyone in san francisco and san mateo county. we are very active in the medicare space. we earned a four star rating from the medicare services. we are the highest in terms of quality rating. this year we were announced to be offering covered california. so we are pleased to hear that. i'm going to talk about some of the biggest changes in the affordable care that are going to impact small businesses and small business own

[speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] >> translator: mr. baird asked a very sensitive question from the very beginning. [speaking chinese] >> translator: to answer this question i want to first be very clear that it is a china's consistent and clear position that the islands are an integral part of the chinese territory, and disposition of ours has not changed, nor should it change. china has a firm determination to uphold its sovereignty and territorial integrity. [speaking chinese] >> translator: at the same time we are aware that the japanese side has its own views. what should we do? it is china's consistent position that when it comes to territorial disputes, we are ready to resolve disputes through dialogue and negotiation. [speaking chinese] >> translator: 41 years ago when china and japan broke their years of estrangement and achieved the normalization of diplomatic relations, leaders of the two countries reached a very important agreement, or you can call it an understanding, that is, we have different positions on this issue and w

. >>> there is no fallout from the decision to fly the chinese flag over san lea january droa -- san leandro city hall. abc7 news president arer john alston is live for us tonight. john? >> carol a lynn, a protest vote at the san leandro school board that meets at city hall voted to hold their regular meetings someplace else on october 1st, the day the chinese flag will go up one of these flagpoles. >> flags from the people's republic of china fly over san francisco on a regular basis. but the decision to raise it over city hall in san leandro for one day has riled the human rights activists, the president of the tibetan association of northern california. >> but it represents the floods of the tibetans and the chinese people. >> critics have long accused the chinese government of oppression including the files from the dalai lama. they voted to temporarily replace the flag at city hall on the date the people's republic was formed in 1949. >> the motion passes. >> supporters of the measure say it is a way to attract chinese american business to san leandro and the chinese flag repres

. >>> there is no fallout from the decision to fly the chinese flag over san lea january droa -- saneandro city hall. abc7 news president arer john alston is live for us tonight. john? >> carol a lynn, a protest vote at the san leandro school board that meets at city hall voted to hold their regular meetings someplace else on october 1st, the day the chinese flag will go up one of these flagpoles. >> flags from the people's republic of china fly over san francisco on a regular basis. but the decision to raise it over city hall in san leandro for one day has riled the human rights activists, the president of the tibetan association of northern california. >> but it represents the floods of the tibetans and the chinese people. >> critics have long accused the chinese government of oppression including the files from the dalai lama. they voted to temporarily replace the flag at city hall on the date the people's republic was formed in 1949. >> the motion passes. >> supporters of the measure say it is a way to attract chinese american business to san leandro and the chinese flag represen

after that i thought, let's try to do something in english and chinese.aybe i can reach some other people, people i don't reach through my german media. i did this immediately after the 2012 presidential election because i thought from 2008 until 2012, it was exactly the time between the two elections i witnessed. i tried to tell about some of the important developments that i have witnessed here, and with the aim of may be reaching people who are not living in taiwan, and telling americans or canadians who are still interested in what is going on in their home country. maybe they want to show it to their children or just look at the pictures. maybe they have not followed everything. that was the aim of the snapshot. >> what about the third one? >> it is also in german. "this is taiwan." this is also for a german audience, explaining why taiwan matters. why should i care about taiwan, explaining to them the political and historical background and talking about the german policy towards taiwan, which is so -- very much framed by the one china policy. for e

ladies and gentlemen, xian is the cradle of the chinese nation and one of the best places of the chinese civilization. the history has written splendid chapters of chinese civilization. it enjoys a sound economic foundation, favorable natural conditions, and technology capacity as well as profound culture. it is home to asia's biggest railway stations and china's biggest lan ports. it also has two branches -- comprehensive bonded areas with comprehensive functions. the government attaches high importance to the to teach it status in developing and opening up china's west. we warmly welcome to invest in business here. i believe that all the enterprises, all the business leaders will find satisfaction in cooperation and achieve great success. in 139 bc, the great chinese envoy embarq on his journey from the imperial palace of the han dynasty about 10 k my desk kilometers away from this conference hall. after many adventures and hardships, he finally opened the door to exchanges between east and west. this kind of bravery and the resilience has forged a remarkable historic milestone. today,

black says the secret to wooing them is to understand young chinese move between a modern china and a world of tradition, and that they aspire to master these competing worlds. >> a chameleon is someone who can fit into any circumstance. mastering different circumstances, knowing what to wear to a picnic versus a movie opening, that's the kind of mastery that kids here are really looking for. >> pepsi says young chinese are also looking to live for themselves. so the giant hired a popular amateur singer to front this international live for now campaign here. >> we are in the process of discovering their self-identity much sooner than any of us did. they are more open-minded. and they want to debate about things. >> young chinese are technology obsessed, checking social media when choosing brands. young people in china are bombarded by brands every day. so the competition among companies to grab their attention is more fierce than ever before. >> though winning that fight could pay off if china's 20 somethings become fans of your brand. for nightly business report, shanghai. >>> finall

. >> the chinese is representative of one problem, which is we have a tremendous transformation of the global economy. they're much more competitive in a lot of products that we used to make but the real problem is we're in a tremendous technological campaign. >> the world is interrelated in a way that it never has been. >> it is. and i don't like it. >> the world is changing. we cannot roll back the clock on globalism. we tried to do it in the past. we brought about recession. consumers here love global trade because it makes things cheaper, and, okay, it under cuts jobs. the economy's going through changes. >> the consumers brothers and sisters don't make them any more. >> there are ways to boost the working class america and better ways to make them consumers, as well, better ways to him prove education -- improve education. >> what we need is to have a tremendous transformation of our education. >> how did we get into education? >> issue 2, 2016 wanna bees. >> it's labor day in washington to know and everyone has fled, including the 535 members of congress. hordes of government wor

black says the secret to wooing them is to understand young chinese move between a modern china and a world of tradition, and that they aspire to master these competing worlds. >> a chameleon is someone who can fit into any circumstance. mastering different circumstances, knowing what to wear to a picnic versus a movie opening, that's the kind of mastery that kids here are really looking for. >> pepsi says young chinese are also looking to live for themselves. so the giant hired a popular amateur singer to front this international live for now campaign here. >> we are in the process of discovering their self-identity much sooner than any of us did. they are more open-minded. and they want to debate about things. >> young chinese are technology obsessed, checking social media when choosing brands. young people in china are bombarded by brands every day. so the competition among companies to grab their attention is more fierce than ever before. >> though winning that fight could pay off if china's 20 somethings become fans of your brand. for nightly business report, shanghai. >>> finall

. >>> there is no fallout from the decision to fly the chinese flag over san lea january droa -- sanident arer john alston is live for us tonight. john? >> carol a lynn, a protest vote at the san leandro school board that meets at city hall voted to hold their regular meetings someplace else on october 1st, the day the chinese flag will go up one of these flagpoles. >> flags from the people's republic of china fly over san francisco on a regular basis. but the decision to raise it over city hall in san leandro for one day has riled the human rights activists, the president of the tibetan association of northern california. >> but it represents the floods of the tibetans and the chinese people. >> critics have long accused the chinese government of oppression including the files from the dalai lama. they voted to temporarily replace the flag at city hall on the date the people's republic was formed in 1949. >> the motion passes. >> supporters of the measure say it is a way to attract chinese american business to san leandro and the chinese flag represents the people of china and not p