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How did China end extreme poverty? This is one method... I have been spending a lot of time in small villages throughout China these last two or three years, learning how China ended extreme poverty. My wife and I were in Wuhan, so we dropped by the birth place... show more

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So, someone told you all of rural China was impoverished? Not so. This is Taihang Water Town, built in one of the MOST impoverished area of China's Hebei province. The Communist Party of China has developed thousands of such villages, each in the center of the impoverished rural areas of China. The purpose? Create economically sustainable tourist sites to both lure prosperous city dwellers to the countryside and to also eliminate extreme poverty throughout China. This strategy is just one of many such tools in the CPCs tool kit. And it works. Instead of poverty, one finds shops, charming Inns, and smiling rural residents. While there is much more work to do to meet the CPCs ambitious goal of 'common prosperty,' the end of extreme poverty in China was accomplished in 2020. I plan on visiting many such villages and sharing my videos with you here on X. #China #PovertyAlleviation

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How did China bring every citizen out of extreme poverty? Not long ago nearly all Chinese were poor. In a dedicated push of a scale and speed unmatched in human history, China brought prosperity to even the most hard to reach areas. How could it happen? I went to remote Guizhou province in the inner of China to find out:

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Extreme poverty is a thing in China. Unfortunately the world doesn’t know and media won’t show. China doesn’t take care of its old people. China makes their people to work for it for their entire life and then it leaves them in poverty and to struggle for their ends to meet But in India some demean the govt for giving free ration, by which it has pulled millions of people out of extreme poverty. Modi govt takes care of its people unlike CCP. But fake and hateful propaganda is only against India and not China. Check these examples.

Extreme poverty is a thing in China. Unfortunately the world doesn’t know and media won’t show. China doesn’t take care of its old people. China makes their people to work for it for their entire life and then it leaves them in poverty and to struggle for their ends to meet But in India some demean the govt for giving free ration, by which it has pulled millions of people out of extreme poverty. Modi govt takes care of its people unlike CCP. But fake and hateful propaganda is only against India and not China. Check these examples.

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Being incompetent and useless is one thing but coming openly to give wrong economic stats is another level of devilishness. “When we came in, extreme poverty had almost 50% of Nigerians but today, when I counted, there are about 5% left in t extreme poverty. Even those 5% have whispered to me that I should take them to the National Directorate of Employment as they are prepared to learn skills” HOW???

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Jan Jekielek

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