How will China's New Silk Road shape Myanmar's economy? | The New Silk Road | Full Episode

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  • čas přidán 24. 09. 2018
  • For decades, China was the main economic outlet for a Myanmar squeezed by Western sanctions, making it the largest cumulative investor in one of Asia’s poorest countries. But Myanmar’s transition from military to civilian rule is now opening the door to rival prospectors, and disagreements have emerged over many Chinese mega projects. How will the Myanmar government manage China's Belt and Road investments, and be accountable to its people?
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Komentáře • 736

  • @hpaul2864
    @hpaul2864 Před 3 lety +47

    Without infrastructure poor countries remain in a “Poverty Trap of Stagnation”.
    Infrastructure is the essential platform for Countries to grow and modernize.

    • @melvinjansen2338
      @melvinjansen2338 Před 7 měsíci +1

      They are megalomaniac prestige projects. Even in china they run at massieve debt and are underused.

    • @melvinjansen2338
      @melvinjansen2338 Před 7 měsíci +1

      Anyways. Now they will have a debt trap.

    • @hpaul2864
      @hpaul2864 Před 3 měsíci +1

      @@melvinjansen2338 Without infrastructure, Roads, Rail, Ports, Schools, Hospitals Reservoirs and Waste Water Treat plants poor countries will remain in a “POVERTY TRAP OF STAGNATION”. Infrastructure is the essential platform for countries to grow and modernize.

    • @melvinjansen2338
      @melvinjansen2338 Před 3 měsíci

      @@hpaul2864 lol

    • @hpaul2864
      @hpaul2864 Před 3 měsíci +1

      @@melvinjansen2338 Quote: There Ares Two Ways to be fooled. One is to believe what isn't true; the other is to refuse to Accept What Is True?”
      But no amount of evidence will persuade an idiot. - Mark Twain

  • @albertchu7926
    @albertchu7926 Před 4 lety +25

    Its good for Myanmar as this will bring in development and jobs opportunities to their people !!! No countries in the world that can offer this opportunity to Myanmar not even US !!! With China coming in there will be great road, highways and trains infrastructure. High rise buildings, businesses, factories opportunities, tourism and many more !!!

    • @bobevans9996
      @bobevans9996 Před 11 měsíci

      rohinga need to immigrate back home to bangaladesh n ulghur to turkey n all kinds of indians to india - british had - so should the rest of the foreigner criminal colonists - out - u have u r country - myanmar is not india hongkong is not india singapore is not india china is not india - only india is india

    • @ruzicas.5819
      @ruzicas.5819 Před 9 měsíci

      And pollution, no water for people or agriculture, ruined environment and myanmar people slaves working for foreigners in their own country.
      Im disguasted with chinas greedy businessmen and complete exploiting of other countries resources and geopolitical position and putting these countries in debt trap for building infrastructure which MAINLY is usful for china, for their economic expansion and selling their goods to others. Not other way around.
      Poor small countries in chinas neighbourhood, there is no hope for them.

    • @kayemitchell8708
      @kayemitchell8708 Před 2 měsíci

      They ship in Chinese workers not locals! Wake up.

  • @kabysummit5801
    @kabysummit5801 Před 3 lety +4

    Those childhood pictures are adorable not to mention priceless. Thanks for sharing with us viewers

  • @cliffwoodbury5319
    @cliffwoodbury5319 Před 4 lety +7

    Myanmar has a very unique arhitectural style that i think is so amazing and unique; can't waight to see what else they build in the future.

  • @AshikhoDaiLi-gy6sw
    @AshikhoDaiLi-gy6sw Před 11 měsíci +2

    Wonderful Peaceful Developments Among Nations

  • @oumsu1162
    @oumsu1162 Před 3 lety +6

    Thank you for educating me on Myanmar.

  • @NathanMyo
    @NathanMyo Před 3 lety +7

    Excellent documentary. Please do more videos like this relating to the country of Myanmar and each state in it.

  • @LCMiuMiu
    @LCMiuMiu Před 3 lety +4

    I enjoy this documentary very much. as a Chinese I understand the concern in terms of the environment and culture impact from the economic changes. We've been there, but it's like growing up, our innocence and cuteness fade away, and became a very realistic and utilitarian adult... it can be quite painful. Anyway, good luck to the people in Myanmar

    • @ruzicas.5819
      @ruzicas.5819 Před 9 měsíci

      You expirienced change in your own country by your own people.
      How would you feel if some other country come to "develop" your country without any consideration of who you are culturally and how you live there? For instance: Japan of France or Brasil or Russia ...os South Korea or India or Thailand or Phillipines.... you wouldnt like that and those poor people have no strenght to fight with chinese steamroller.

  • @HlaMyintsayanyein
    @HlaMyintsayanyein Před 3 lety +3

    thanks Anthony Morse for your insghtful presentation.
    21sep2020.

  • @chufang50
    @chufang50 Před 4 lety +7

    Great report 👍Truly hope the projects benefit all parties 🎈 win win situation 🙏

  • @biochemwang2421
    @biochemwang2421 Před 5 lety +153

    32:12 Blame the Chinese buyers for the chaos in Myanmar? Wow, can you find another better excuse? Should all of us be blamed for the chaos in the middle east because we consume gas?

    • @SalmanKhan-tg8hi
      @SalmanKhan-tg8hi Před 5 lety

      Biochem Wang betear...exclant...ok...fin

    • @americanpatriot5671
      @americanpatriot5671 Před 5 lety +27

      It's obviously Western propaganda at its finest. Trying to slow China's rise and indirectly the rise of those other countries that would benefit by sowing seeds of hate. It won't work though.

    • @drsanmyattun
      @drsanmyattun Před 5 lety +6

      Problem is those buyers don't pay tax. Illegal trade.Yes , it is part of Myanmar Government but buyers should be also responsible buyers. Buy legally and pay tax.

    • @philiphaiqing9748
      @philiphaiqing9748 Před 5 lety +13

      Biochem Wang. Your analysis is brilliant . The usa government behaves like a green eye,sour grape,crab mentality person,
      Who is furious that China is helping the poor people in developing countries to get more wealthy .
      Thats why the usa government is using these fake environmental groups + fake human rights groups,
      To try to hinder the China initiated projects.

    • @philiphaiqing9748
      @philiphaiqing9748 Před 5 lety +5

      @@drsanmyattun Show to all of us the proof of your claims that the buyers dont pay any tax......?? And under which rules and which section , must buyers of items pay tax........???

  • @johnfeng4374
    @johnfeng4374 Před 5 lety +65

    Love Pauk-phaw! Long live China Myanmar iron brother friendship!

    • @SalmanKhan-tg8hi
      @SalmanKhan-tg8hi Před 5 lety

      John Feng ok...eran..badear...fen..sep...ok....my...did...fand...up...i.7..up

  • @sstchan924
    @sstchan924 Před 5 lety +60

    Another comment. Jade is only valuable to the Chinese especially after being worked on by artisans. It is no commercial value to any other people in the world. Jade has no industrial use like diamonds. Mining jade is less environmentally damaging than that of coal. Jade for rails and roads and other infrastructure, dams, bridges and port is a win win bargain in the long run despite American’s propaganda. China has done it herself it is up to the Myanmar to decide what is best for herself, her people and her future.

    • @brimleyhillmassive
      @brimleyhillmassive Před 3 lety +2

      Buying jewels is pointless in this day in age, counterfeiting technology has never been so advanced.

    • @swibmabang7889
      @swibmabang7889 Před 3 lety +5

      China had help the economy of Burma. However, only the selected few are benefited. The military generals and the Chinese businessmen control the economy and government. So, China will stay in Burma.

  • @1kyoman
    @1kyoman Před 4 lety +4

    I have been following the OBOR project which is the most immportant projects ever created by human . Since it will bring prosperity, peace and higher living standards to the world all the countries shough participate in the project.

  • @wandah9468
    @wandah9468 Před 4 lety +10

    Been following this series now, OMG I'm impressed at the scale of the one belt one road project from one end to another!! AMAZING!!! Thank you for this series!

    • @williamwee7838
      @williamwee7838 Před 4 lety +2

      Y

    • @jt5041
      @jt5041 Před 3 lety +1

      Y

    • @wandah9468
      @wandah9468 Před 3 lety

      @@jt5041 Hi there, I take it that this is an unpopular project with you guys. I'm not fully aware of all issues, but I wouldn't be surprised if someone might be getting the short end of deal. That seems to happen everywhere a major project is underway. True where I live, too.
      I'm always open to the other perspective, and have read some of the comments in the negative. Sounds familiar. I hope the working people get the pay and conditions they should, I suspect they dont. Correct me please.

    • @jt5041
      @jt5041 Před 3 lety +2

      Truly agree with you, you are right👍Great points. We should think about it with positive way. Otherwise, we never get anything if we don't try. Try our best. China is a good example. I did not say that China is best, but at least China has tried and built for the better for their people. Peace is win win for both trade better than war destroy thousands thousands adorable children

    • @wandah9468
      @wandah9468 Před 3 lety

      @@jt5041 the sheer size is amazing to see. Asia is on the move!

  • @TheMadisonHang
    @TheMadisonHang Před 4 lety +4

    great interesting video thank you!

  • @triledominh8443
    @triledominh8443 Před 4 lety +3

    Thank you for your documentary films.

  • @johndavies1336
    @johndavies1336 Před 3 lety +6

    A. Morse’s descriptive and illustrative journey recording the changes resulting from the Chinese Silk-road developments in Myanmar is fascinating.The pros and cons of the effects of huge Chinese investments are astounding and also worrying as it is and will transform the lives of millions of people. The reality and effect of infrastructure construction I.e. deep sea ports, economic zones, River Damms, and Jade mining requires careful planning, care and protection of local populations, who must be safeguarded , and compensated by opportunities in order to benefit from these immense changes. ♦️♦️♦️

  • @ahasan239
    @ahasan239 Před 5 lety +4

    Thank you bro ...after long time i saw my country

  • @sweetdreamer3352
    @sweetdreamer3352 Před 3 lety +3

    Fantastic presentation!!! Love it🔥

  • @sc5252
    @sc5252 Před 4 lety +6

    If Myanmar is more open, Kyaupyu may be the third largest city in Myanmar by 2030.

  • @Jakarta_Uncharted
    @Jakarta_Uncharted Před 5 lety +89

    Nice story, please do a middle east oil conquest by the western countries

    • @MultiCconway
      @MultiCconway Před 4 lety

      The New Silk Road or One Belt One Road looks like what the U.S. is accused of HiStorically doing in developmental aid to developing nations. The U.S. detractors seem to accuse the U.S. of taking advantage . . . then taking the U.S.'s place doing THAT very thing. The U.S. invested in other nations to help them develop their economic potential, which raised those economies significantly. This positively impacted the local populations, but has almost always taken a nasty direction in interprtation by dtractors. It seems that all the new Chinese millionares are doing exactly what everyone accused the U.S. of doing in stealing other neighboring nation's resources. China appears to be doing the same thing, and they are not recognized as creating Debt Traps for Laos, or taking advantage of anyone. With all the deaths associated with Myanmar Jade trade (mining) I wonder why? Looking out for the benefit of people, or promoting human rights ? . . or just profiteering?

    • @Golooguy
      @Golooguy Před 4 lety +9

      when USA does wrong these media turn their eyes closed when china does right they always have negative narration. we all know USA is to blame for chaos in middle east. world need china to rise into superpower to confront USA and its atrocity

    • @xiongnu6373
      @xiongnu6373 Před 4 lety +4

      @@MultiCconway answer this. When did china went to war and conquer another countries? None. Look at u.S. they are everywhere base and scare ready to conquer the weak countries.

    • @MyAddad
      @MyAddad Před 3 lety +2

      Been done a million times already.....

  • @klkoo3137
    @klkoo3137 Před 2 měsíci

    I see many many Myanmar people working in Malaysia. It is not easy and I feel for them. Myanmar people must change their mindsets and adopt for constructive change. That is the only way to move forward and bring progress to themselves. Holding on to old values and resisting change will deny their children a better future. Work for a win win outcome and creat jobs for the youth.

  • @datatran07
    @datatran07 Před 3 lety +3

    People need to view the future for the landlocked country and the younger generation future as well with an open mind for new progress.

  • @user-ur9bv6wi2j
    @user-ur9bv6wi2j Před 4 lety +3

    Great 👍

  • @supersasquatch
    @supersasquatch Před 4 lety +4

    Excellent documentary

  • @SuperOpenminded
    @SuperOpenminded Před 3 lety +3

    Great work Anthony

  • @TheMadisonHang
    @TheMadisonHang Před 4 lety +1

    @22:15
    sounds like the most basic thing you could ever do
    totally necessary i'd say. best form of diplomacy I've ever heard

  • @jameszhang5377
    @jameszhang5377 Před 4 lety +6

    Anthony, great job with all my respects, thanks for the report from neutral point of view, nothing is perfect we can get better life than yesterday it means better.

  • @WHOCARE1111
    @WHOCARE1111 Před 4 lety +3

    If you never been in Myanmar, please don’t comment against the project .
    Do you know how their live style? Lots of these people were over greedy and no clues what this project effect them. Beside the funds that they should receive is not the Chinese company not paying, its about the local authority corrupted.
    Stop blaming the Chinese company.
    Especially any Chinese related project will interfere by the west no matter what the Chinese invest.

  • @disrael2101
    @disrael2101 Před 3 lety

    Veey very interested as all this series is

  • @michealyu5810
    @michealyu5810 Před 5 lety +8

    Economy should come before Democracy, Democracy is the outcome of the development not the premise, poverty means radical, fool, not intelligent

  • @naruhutobangbang2496
    @naruhutobangbang2496 Před 5 lety +12

    While the other ASEAN countries has this projects, China has supported the Build Build Build project in the Philippines.... Kindly discuss it too..

    • @swibmabang7889
      @swibmabang7889 Před 3 lety

      So far , comparing the Philippines and Burma. The Philippines is not ruled by the military unlike Burma. In the Philippines, civilian Authority over military, while in Burma, military authority over civilian. China can only do business in the Philippines while in Burma , China controls both the businesses and governance because of corrupt military rulers. Besides, General min Aung Hlaing is the architect of ethnic cleansing, ASSK is his defender in ICJ and the shaolin drunken master, Ashin Wirathu supported genocide .

  • @bennyhu6362
    @bennyhu6362 Před 3 lety +1

    👌thanks

  • @Alex-qk1de
    @Alex-qk1de Před 4 lety +3

    No easy way to solution this problem, but I think Myanmar gov should give some compensate for those people who living near by rive.

    • @thomas2550
      @thomas2550 Před 4 lety

      Is the corruption on many levels that the main issue, not just in Myanmar but in all the countries involved in one belt one road. Most of the compensations are siphoned off by people in power leaving nothing for the rest.

  • @lakhamelegal1406
    @lakhamelegal1406 Před rokem

    it is a good video to watch and informative also.

  • @TheMadisonHang
    @TheMadisonHang Před 4 lety +5

    @29:00
    interesting how market work
    if only that money could go back to help the people on the ground

  • @namkhamged
    @namkhamged Před 5 lety +5

    Well, many people here seem to forget the fact the dam was agreed to be constructed when the junta military was in power prior to 2010. The Myanmar Junta government was brutal to the people, especially ethnic people. Kachin state where this dam was being constructed is an ethnic state. Everything was kept in the dark back then and the dam was secretly built. When people protested, the military government just shot them with guns. Now, the Chinese company and the Myanmar government should educate us, the people of Myanmar, the benefits and risks of building a dam, and should listen to and address the concern of the people of Myanmar. Let's be honest, this dam will not be built without the approval of the people of Myanmar, at least not in this day and age.

  • @quanfung5958
    @quanfung5958 Před 5 lety +4

    GO MYANMAR !! GO !! A bit for some or a lot for some ...but sacrifice NOW to have a better FUTURE !!!

    • @kenlou4024
      @kenlou4024 Před 4 lety

      50 million a month as long as the dam remains unbuilt is considered fair in china!!!???

  • @oliversparks1459
    @oliversparks1459 Před 3 lety +3

    Your Last Statement Was Awesome

  • @mimiphuc
    @mimiphuc Před 5 lety +38

    First, Chinese buyers are private business people. They go where there is good supply and good quality of a product they are looking for. In other words they are sourcing products for
    their businesses. It is just rocks. Nothing illegal like some endangered animal species.
    Chinese businessmen , and any other businessmen from any country, just travel around the globe to source products.
    It has nothing to do with the government of China.
    On the contrary, Myanmar Government should be more engaged with regulations and laws.
    The local government is at fault. If you open the door of your house, you can set rules of who can come in, and what they are allowed to do in your house, and ...etc
    Chinese business people go to buy jade. They bargain for the price. if agreed , they pay and get the product. They don't have the responsibility of asking the supplier if the rock was obtained in the black market, or it was a guy addicted to drugs who went to the mountains.
    Anyways, the seller would lie. Just to get the sales.
    There is an interview with the guy in charge of the jade association in the jade market.
    Doesn't he controls and regulates where the jade comes from ?
    The government is corrupted and other local sellers.
    They don't care.
    They just want the business from the Chinese. And, I bet there is a mafia in the jade trade
    where only a few local sellers get rich, and are in bed with the government officials.
    Stop blaming others.
    Go to the real source of corruption. And It starts with the local business people, politicians,
    and even the people who , supposedly, enforces the law.
    And, this happens in every third world country, and in a develop country but in a lesser degree. Look at the USA.
    Wake up people !

    • @philiphaiqing9748
      @philiphaiqing9748 Před 5 lety +5

      Brilliant analysis .
      Channel news asia need to learn to be smarter and learn from your analysis . Thanks

    • @hlanbarjar
      @hlanbarjar Před 4 lety +5

      You, sir, are absolutely right. As a businessman who's working in the jade industry of Myanmar, I feel the same way.

    • @jonnywoo3512
      @jonnywoo3512 Před 4 lety +4

      Your are absolutely 10000000% correct

    • @MyMrGreedy
      @MyMrGreedy Před rokem

      Mate, I suppose when 80% or 90 % of profits go to the Chinese pockets - it's ok, Would the Chinese or any other human put up with it, Let's Think about it, just like Singapore and the Chinese refugees, we didn't have a choice due to colonials with the Gun. Would China or Chinese give us the same privileges, as multicultural Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, and other SE.

    • @mimiphuc
      @mimiphuc Před rokem

      @@MyMrGreedy
      Scooby Doo, or mate,
      What the hell you are talking about.
      You are writing incoherent sentences.
      Go away and sleep with the invaders and colonizers of the west. You are one of them.

  • @kennyz6271
    @kennyz6271 Před 3 lety +3

    I follow your videos and good to know and surprise that we share the same homeland .

  • @MrPoornakumar
    @MrPoornakumar Před 5 lety +3

    This is an excellent video, and unlike many other one-sided, virulent ones, is very mild in covering the negative points. Beautiful photography coupled with authenticity of facts.

  • @zatoichiable
    @zatoichiable Před 4 lety +17

    US has more than 400 military bases around the globe and nobody complain..

    • @peterthien1297
      @peterthien1297 Před 4 lety +1

      Iraq did. Children threw stones at the leaving US troops .

    • @annyoung7853
      @annyoung7853 Před 4 lety

      800+ military bases in 70 countries and they requested them.

    • @zatoichiable
      @zatoichiable Před 4 lety +2

      @@annyoung7853 requested? ask the japanese ask the iraqis... when can the US understand the word GO HOME YANKEES!

    • @Michael-if5by
      @Michael-if5by Před 4 lety +1

      The are not dare to complain....

  • @BobQuigley
    @BobQuigley Před 4 lety +1

    This series is eye opening! One point that comes through in every episode is the futility of national boundaries. This is particularly true in Asia where humans have mixed and mingled for 5,000 years.

  • @SuperHyee
    @SuperHyee Před 2 lety

    Nice !

  • @edwachen2703
    @edwachen2703 Před 5 lety +32

    Regarding the dam, perhaps you need to read about dams in China. When the lady said the river was a major one that supported the lives of people downstream, she might not know that the two longest and major rivers in China (Yellow River and Yangtze River) have dams too. So, China is not going to impose bad things to Myanmar, but things that they think are good for the people in Myanmar. However, perhaps some Chinese companies are not good enough to help Myanmar, but the Myanmar's government should talk to the senior government of China regarding this. I am sure that the senior government of China would be good to Myanmar and its people.

    • @kandiceblu1
      @kandiceblu1 Před 4 lety

      Yeah but they need education to they don’t sound educated these people so they don’t really comprehend what is happening in their country

    • @leonardzhou390
      @leonardzhou390 Před 4 lety

      Kandice Klein
      all about interest groups and how many influence power of those interest group have. that is one of the reason no country can just copy china’s methodology.

    • @giacomocapodellago3246
      @giacomocapodellago3246 Před 3 lety

      Yes, this reality is obvious, China is helping a lot of countries around the world in the best possible way, Building Bridges. Bravo China, Bravo the great history of the hard working Chinese people, Bravo to sensible governance, bravo to removing more people out of poverty then in all of Mother/Earth's existence. I've come to respect this with no ideology, merely an observable humanity. I feel great hope...

    • @moonwolf9782
      @moonwolf9782 Před 11 měsíci +1

      @@giacomocapodellago3246 China recognised a global problem from the West, something that was done deliberately to keep countries in third world states in order to over exploit them for resources. China are building roads and infrastructure in countries that never had such things, and even bringing in new technologies whilst taking a step away from the political as they have no interest in dictating those countries nor controlling them like the Western nations did.
      I am in the Guandu District in Kunming City. I didn't go around the corner to one of the roads that leads to the tea town, a police station and a nearby Metro in over two years. We have been ordering things from Metro online so no need to get a taxi up that way.
      Earlier this year I got the wrong bus and it went up that street and stopped half way up. Well, I had no clue where I was. It really shocked me, as I was only aware of two developments happening with the slow building of 2 residencies; slow because of the plandemic that stalled development.
      But, late last year they start up again and what the actual heck! an entire block on one side of the road was completely demolished, and another on the other side to widen the road; think about how massive a city block is. Like what the actual heck! The Mall was sorta still there behind some wooden fences, but would soon be demolished.
      China's development is impressive, they move fast and are quick to tear down areas, likely using explosives (even though it's only 4 blocks away I heard nothing????) How is that even possible?
      So, wherever they are doing in Mynamar and in other undeveloped countries I am sure will greatly impact and improve those countries, but unlike Western colonisation, China isn't going to rule over them and they will be able to frame off it and grow their own countries.

  • @konstantinkokkorakis1907
    @konstantinkokkorakis1907 Před 3 lety +2

    It is so shocking to find out that the people who obtain this jade are so desperately poor and so I'll and treated so badly !when so much money is made from the jade they find yet they get nothing !
    Anthony Morse make such great programs I love to watch

  • @kathykllim
    @kathykllim Před 3 lety +1

    British rule in Burma lasted from 1824 to 1948, from the successive three Anglo-Burmese wars through the creation of Burma as a Province of British India to the establishment of an independently administered colony, and finally independence. The region under British control was known as British Burma.

  • @user-nd6gm5lu3t
    @user-nd6gm5lu3t Před 4 lety +25

    Democracy/Freedom/Environmental Protection... In fact, some Burmese still can't solve the problem of food and clothing, and you will pay for oxygen to the Amazon rainforest? The West had industrialized by plundering colonial resources and destroying the environment, and they had prospered. Then they say to poor countries, you should protect the environment, even if you die of hunger, how benevolent Western colonists.

  • @marleenneil7542
    @marleenneil7542 Před rokem

    Thank you for posting your ethnicity - I was wondering. I was born in Asia, grew up in Europe and emigrated to the US many years ago. So this particular video touches me deeply. Thank you so much for making these videos and sharing them w/ us.

  • @user-pp1bq5rl3t
    @user-pp1bq5rl3t Před 4 lety +7

    So.......what kind of positive contributions did US or any other western countries make to Myanmar???

    • @givmethesucc3914
      @givmethesucc3914 Před 3 lety +2

      They don’t put other countries in a national debt trap

    • @sweetdreamer3352
      @sweetdreamer3352 Před 3 lety +2

      @@givmethesucc3914 oh they just did by sanctioning Myanmar's economy, since Feb 1st 2021.

  • @jedumalagan6632
    @jedumalagan6632 Před 4 lety +2

    Myanmar gov't should embrace chinese investment and use it to better the lives of its people.both countries can benefit

  • @khaphan8176
    @khaphan8176 Před 2 lety

    Great family Anthony!

  • @TheMadisonHang
    @TheMadisonHang Před 4 lety

    @21:00 sounds like a very simple relationship
    very much unlike everything else that is complicated around the world

    • @napoleonpascua1786
      @napoleonpascua1786 Před 4 lety

      The chinese when they need your help they will kowtow you but after getting their hunger of wants and satisfaction they will not listen or knowing you. No gratitude at all.

  • @rajsu9294
    @rajsu9294 Před 11 měsíci

    Peace & love gives prosperity.

  • @TheMadisonHang
    @TheMadisonHang Před 4 lety +3

    @45:30
    best analogy I've heard

  • @yellowbird1170
    @yellowbird1170 Před 5 lety +84

    Too much western bias. Is this chap representing asian or Western views? Why so many interviews with westerners? CNA should reconsider using this Trojan horse.

    • @NFeDWARD
      @NFeDWARD Před 5 lety +17

      Please calm down. His work is almost the lease biased one I could see on CZcams. Much better than the biased western journalists. Sometimes, people just focus on what they believe. China believes in development, while some believes in China bad.

    • @user-fw9yl5hn5d
      @user-fw9yl5hn5d Před 5 lety +5

      Calm down my friend, Develop you country, strength your power, and then show your muscles to the western bias.

    • @sdfssdfsdfsdf
      @sdfssdfsdfsdf Před 5 lety +10

      Of course , the Western countries ever since lost their colonialism. They are not happy and try everything in any manners to sabotage the rise of China. Look at Libya , Egypt and Syria wars. This is what they have done to other countries. They like powers unlike China just like economy development win win for participating countries.

    • @johnleslie3880
      @johnleslie3880 Před 5 lety +8

      Some of you guys didn't even know what is the meaning of bias and misrepresentation. for example, when talking about the jade mining, he said drug use is a process of the jade mining, For the benefit of doubt, I don't even think about it was a setup... He didn't even talk about how the USA went in Myanmar to influent the government stopping many of the China's projects. The USA paid villagers to come out and cry for the hydropower Dam project destroy wildlife habitat. and call for a stop for the project. Come on, does it make sense? Wipe out a hydropower project because of wild life habitat?

    • @SalmanKhan-tg8hi
      @SalmanKhan-tg8hi Před 5 lety +1

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  • @ccl3361
    @ccl3361 Před 5 lety +109

    Why do we have to listen to a British woman who stayed there for only 12 years?

    • @SalmanKhan-tg8hi
      @SalmanKhan-tg8hi Před 5 lety

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    • @philiphaiqing9748
      @philiphaiqing9748 Před 5 lety +27

      That british woman is most likely paid by the usa government ,
      to organize protest groups to try to hinder all China initiated projects,
      so as to keep the people in these developing countries poor.
      The biggest fear of the usa government is the poor people becoming wealthy ,
      Because when that happens, it becomes very difficult for the usa government to control and brain wash these people.

    • @therock8224
      @therock8224 Před 5 lety +4

      Only 12 years? 12 years is a long time. The only question is whether she learned anything in that time or if she still acts as if she stepped off the plane yesterday.

    • @therock8224
      @therock8224 Před 5 lety +2

      @@philiphaiqing9748 LOL. Nothing to do with wanting people to remain poor - China cares as little about the citizens of the countries it invests in as the USA does. The reality is the USA is the New World Order's enforcement arm, trying to encircle both Russia and China (two countries that are not playing by the rules) by trying to overthrow governments and install client regimes in their place. Myanmar is one such country that is being targeted, which explains the Rohingya crisis, which is manufactured by the US, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and their allies. America wants to subvert all countries until there are none left to subvert - that will allow a global government to take over in it's place. This process has been ongoing for decades and will probably continue for many more to come. That's what's going on here - coerced globalization.

    • @tseringphuntsok6498
      @tseringphuntsok6498 Před 4 lety +3

      BRITISH lady is looking for poor and innocent people to convert to christianity.....

  • @dps253
    @dps253 Před 5 lety +5

    Sigh. In order to get an Indian access China is taking so much risk with an unstable country, losing huge amount of money simply because the local government cannot resolve the issues. Honestly speaking, Myanmar's future is not going to adversely affect China's future. Without it, China will just have to resort to the old way or another route to continue her win-win global vision of trade, and leave Myanmar to her own backward state of life. You can show people the way, but they have to take the first step.

    • @ruzicas.5819
      @ruzicas.5819 Před 9 měsíci

      Your famous win win for what the whole world knows today that it means china win twice.

  • @tadeuszmierzecki5917
    @tadeuszmierzecki5917 Před 5 lety +4

    Myanmar musi przetrać wolny i niepodległy nawet łamiąc pewne normy uznawane za niewłaściwe. To bardzo ważny węzeł i tama. Wojsko, Buddyzm to ich sprawa.

  • @jonathankwo1658
    @jonathankwo1658 Před 4 lety +1

    CNA , thank you for the video. Now you should go and report the nation building from Iraq, Libya.thanks

  • @coryplum5375
    @coryplum5375 Před 5 lety +9

    12:45 Should learn some aquaculture and they'll gain more, it's far potential than natural fishing.

  • @cliffwoodbury5319
    @cliffwoodbury5319 Před 4 lety +19

    To the fishermen - in 20 years his children and granchildren will be fishing in boats 10 times bigger than his and their catches will be able to get to markets all over SE Asia and the rest of the world.

    • @desmondburnett9286
      @desmondburnett9286 Před 3 lety +2

      And in 30 years, they over fish and they are poor but in debt by purchasing the fishing equipment with loans.

    • @bidhanpradhan1692
      @bidhanpradhan1692 Před 3 lety +2

      In 20 years they won't b fishing.fishermen would be bumbing with each other's boats only.

    • @xmz341
      @xmz341 Před 5 měsíci

      @@desmondburnett9286 Or maybe they can build offshore wind turbines and deep-sea fisheries? It's their choice. Only when you have the ability can you have the freedom to choose.

  • @banjiu10
    @banjiu10 Před 5 lety +2

    Can you list all the background music in this video?

  • @leelexus5515
    @leelexus5515 Před 2 lety +1

    CNA should be objectives, impartial and selfless but not the other way

  • @kyawsanaung864
    @kyawsanaung864 Před 4 měsíci

    Very good.

  • @cujoemblakka1041
    @cujoemblakka1041 Před 5 lety +3

    How will these presently and future displaced people be compensated?
    For they will be removed from their land, displaced from their fishing grounds, lose their housing, farming. How will these people be made whole?
    Many of the unsophisticated people are not able to see the issues that they will be placed in. They must demand housing, skills training and education, and new ways of making money. Or else they will be oppressed and displaced.

  • @muratkagan4260
    @muratkagan4260 Před 4 lety

    The best news documentary about the BRI of china and influence of china on the south-east asia.

  • @maungsoethar2161
    @maungsoethar2161 Před 4 lety

    WoW.. .so suprise

  • @arsalanmirza3411
    @arsalanmirza3411 Před 11 měsíci +2

    BRAVO 👍 CHINA 🇨🇳 BRINGING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL STABILITY TO A NEGLECTED REGION - AND HELPING TO ALLEVIATE POVERTY 🎉 SABKA SATH SABKA VIKAS SABKA VISHVAS ‼️

  • @haiphong2644
    @haiphong2644 Před 4 lety +2

    I hope Vietnamese government learns this lesson very carefully for the good of its people not for its corrupted government officials .

    • @joellis5915
      @joellis5915 Před 3 lety

      They listens to US, their master.

  • @kenag2706
    @kenag2706 Před 5 lety +37

    Transparency? You are still a third world country my friend. Don't be so idealistic. Roll up your sleeves and get down to work to provide food for your families first. Then slowly as you develop, all the ideals will soon be put into place.

    • @SalmanKhan-tg8hi
      @SalmanKhan-tg8hi Před 5 lety

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    • @stuartjones4512
      @stuartjones4512 Před 5 lety +1

      Great point - If only the western media could stop looking at China/Burma through the prism of western cultural standards, and talk about the competing pipelines (that by pure co-incidence cross in Aleppo) rather than the "Rohingya" nonsense, and the demonisation of ASSK. The west will run out of cities soon to strip her freedoms and NGO awards away from :)

  • @michaeltse321
    @michaeltse321 Před 3 lety +1

    Now you know why Myanmar is in turmoil.

  • @chansaicommerce1721
    @chansaicommerce1721 Před 4 lety

    COOL

  • @duwelpresents-bd6520
    @duwelpresents-bd6520 Před 3 lety +1

    Well

  • @Huwadwink
    @Huwadwink Před 5 lety +16

    I guarantee. If you ask those prostesters what are they protesting for, they wouldn't know. Look how young they are.

  • @sstchan924
    @sstchan924 Před 5 lety +5

    Myanmar can see a small fishing village can turn into a mega economic zone just like Shenzhen in China and even replace Singapore as a major container port far away from the choke point of Malacca strait. China is a major importer and exporter of goods to Middle East, Africa and Europe through this new sealane. Myanmar play a pivotal role in the new Silk Road. It is up to the government to negotiate a fair share of the profit for its people.

    • @healthytruth1363
      @healthytruth1363 Před rokem +1

      THERE WILL NEVER BE A FAIR SHARE TO THE NATIVE PEOPLE WHO ARE REAL OWNERS OF THE LANDS ❗️❗️❗️
      WAKE UP ❗️❗️❗️
      AS FAR AS CHINA IS CONCERNED.......SHE LEND HUGE AMOUNT OF MONEY TO THIS IDEA OF SILK ROAD---- SHE WANT GIANT SHARE ❗️❗️❗️❗️
      IF NATIVE PEOPLE CANNOT PAY BACK THOSE BORROWED LOANS....CHINA CAN TAKE OVER THAT COUNTRY ❗️❗️❗️❗️
      EVEN A 5 YEARS OLD....CAN FIGURE THAT OUT❗️❗️❗️❗️

    • @xmz341
      @xmz341 Před 5 měsíci

      This route will definitely be of great commercial value, and how it is distributed is very important.

  • @johnseto3357
    @johnseto3357 Před 3 lety

    I think this is good for the Myanmar, I'm from Canada.

  • @ualuuanie
    @ualuuanie Před 3 lety +1

    Would love to visit Myanmar one day. My former housekeeper came from there. They have this way of putting up their makeup with a string and chalk on their off day before going out with her country folks to Peninsular shopping center.

  • @vivov-iy1jl
    @vivov-iy1jl Před 3 lety

    Thanks you in god all

  • @reddog5031
    @reddog5031 Před 4 lety +3

    The military junta nationalised most business's when they took power in the 1950s' driving out the Indian population.

  • @shahriar1159
    @shahriar1159 Před 4 lety +4

    I didn’t know that Myanmar has access to open waters in the north

  • @vtctrade4921
    @vtctrade4921 Před 5 lety +23

    we bring money to buy jade and you give blames??! Be thankful is better attitude, man

    • @tootoo9726
      @tootoo9726 Před 3 lety +1

      maybe your money was nt needed.

  • @MrCMVikram
    @MrCMVikram Před 2 lety +1

    China might be doing a good thing by developing countries around its territory. They can become heros if they make sure that the local population gets jobs and their living standard is improved.

  • @corrinetsang1478
    @corrinetsang1478 Před 5 lety +5

    The Myitsone dam on the Irrawaddy River could be built with 45% of the electricity and revenue goes to the Karin minority.

  • @Tekhelet75
    @Tekhelet75 Před 5 lety +67

    Too many India national Hindu radical trolls in the comments section. They criticise Singapore and Chinese.

    • @galaxyofvid2738
      @galaxyofvid2738 Před 5 lety +1

      True that they whine all over against China agaisnt Arabs etc and yet begg for investment from Arabs Chinese Japanese Indonesians etc

    • @yuzihao8777
      @yuzihao8777 Před 5 lety

      Am I the only on who like see these trolling while completely forgot their own people

    • @fanpeiceng8132
      @fanpeiceng8132 Před 5 lety

      haha,you are a prophet,aren't you?Here comes Indias trolls triggered af.

    • @MrPoornakumar
      @MrPoornakumar Před 5 lety

      Where is the scope for Indians, in this scenario? Hardly there are Hindus there, in Myanmar, after Burma got separated from (British) Indian Empire in which the last (deposed) Moghul Emperoe was exiled to Burma, where he died. In turn, the British also sent the deposed Burmese King, exiled to India where he died. This apart, relation between the two countries is normal. India doesn't compete with PRC in Myanmar now. And to bring Hindus in the picture is absolutely ridiculous, with no basis.

    • @bijoydasudiya
      @bijoydasudiya Před 4 lety

      @@MrPoornakumar Do you know there were many Hindu Bengalis in the Arakans? Maybe East Bengali Kayasthas should also invest in the oil business. I'm pretty confident they can outsmart the Chinese. They're used to dealing with corrupt government officials.

  • @kwokmanlam6836
    @kwokmanlam6836 Před 3 lety +1

    Chinese companies have been shafted many projects in Myanmar and losing tons of money.This project was promised building 8 docks but ended up with two.The US ,Singapore and Japanese all tried to sabotage behind the scene.

    • @xmz341
      @xmz341 Před 5 měsíci

      All countries are welcome to invest in Myanmar and compete together for profit distribution instead of sabotage.

  • @adv.shravanvijayakumar8352

    As far as i know India has not approved the OBOR project. And I don't think it will be possible given growing concerns of India on Chinese influence in Indian Ocean Region.

  • @MadMan-xx8sf
    @MadMan-xx8sf Před 5 lety +1

    Kudos mr, Morse. Well done!

  • @dischargesummary8794
    @dischargesummary8794 Před 4 lety +2

    Mingalarbar 🤟

  • @ayemyamu
    @ayemyamu Před 3 lety +2

    As far as l know,the Japanese don't want to invest in Myanmar.l had been living in Japan since the early 1980・ The Japanese companies concentrated to invest in Bangkok, because Thai has good facilites and skill workers and good environments.and they sold their merchandises to near by Asean countries. Myanmar has no sufficient electric supply,water supply,inferstructure for transports.............. In Thai if you hire a worker,but in Myanmar you have to hire four peoples. We have to say thanks to China Pauk-phor to invest in here,After 2000, The Japanese invest more projects in Bangladesh than in Myanmar, because they get more profit there then in Myanmar.Myanmar people didn'tknow the real situations of his neighbors.Those are private companies,not come to donate or doing social welfare for Myanmar, if they loose money,then they will draw back their capitals or change to other countries.

  • @MorbidEel
    @MorbidEel Před 4 lety +3

    That is some expensive rocks.

  • @jillsmcfarland2001
    @jillsmcfarland2001 Před 5 lety

    So valuable I'll pick it then ask

  • @TheMadisonHang
    @TheMadisonHang Před 4 lety +1

    @27:20 @29:00
    interesting how market work

  • @samr452
    @samr452 Před 4 lety

    Can’t help but notice how handsome the journalist is😍😅👌🏼

  • @jvp9703
    @jvp9703 Před 4 lety +2

    With regards to Jade mining and the hydroelectric dams, I think the Myanmar government is equally if not more responsible for laying down the law and asking for public opinion BEFORE they embark on any new projects. They can't expect China to hold their hand for every little thing, how about some responsibility for your own country?

  • @kabysummit5801
    @kabysummit5801 Před 3 lety

    Wow Myanmar can increase the production of oil 100 fold. LT, think about what that energy supply will do for Myanmar's economy and impact to the people. But yes ST there are many issues to overcome.. 8:33

  • @bernardchan8937
    @bernardchan8937 Před rokem

    The people need to know the growing pain" of development. In Singapore, Malaysia, and China people went through the process of change. It was not easy. That village lifestyle changed to urban living. Losing of sentimental landmarks to make way for highway and industrial parks.

  • @wallylee8470
    @wallylee8470 Před 5 lety +28

    Anthony Morse, he look and sound like an American who claims to be Myanmar born. Chosen subjects are typically negatively American bias. What are the benefits of the new seaports and highways infrastructures to Myanmar?

    • @waynet8953
      @waynet8953 Před 5 lety +6

      Doublescoop: Isn't it obvious? Without the trasportation infrastructure people and goods cannot move around efficiently, and a thriving economy cannot develop to raise the living standard. You're an American for sure.

    • @hong3170
      @hong3170 Před 5 lety +3

      Doublescoop BS so people can live peaceably with a bowl of the rice a day. It is always the fantasy of some people from rich countries. Aka them to live just one week of this kind of life they will cry for electricity and running water so they can have a hot shower a day.