The Chinese government is on the brink of bankruptcy


Published: November 24, 2011 by Nrtadmin
Chinese TV Host Says Regime Nearly Bankrupt | Business & Economy | China | Epoch Times

(read the entire article at link above since the youtube video is all in Chinese)

China’s economy has a reputation for being strong and prosperous, but according to a well-known Chinese television personality the country’s Gross Domestic Product is going in reverse.

Larry Lang, chair professor of Finance at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, said in a lecture that he didn’t think was being recorded that the Chinese regime is in a serious economic crisis—on the brink of bankruptcy. In his memorable formulation: every province in China is Greece.

The restrictions Lang placed on the Oct. 22 speech in Shenyang City, in northern China’s Liaoning Province, included no audio or video recording, and no media. He can be heard saying that people should not post his speech online, or “everyone will look bad,” in
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