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Perhaps no one better personifies the market’s agony than Hu Xijin. The former editor-in-chief of Global Times last year opened a local stock trading account with an initial investment of 100,000 yuan ($14,000). Since then, Hu says he has lost more than 70,000 yuan.

🎻🎻🎻 https://t.co/zp5CVLCpFE

— Matthew Brooker (@mbrookerhk) January 27, 2024

Some typical Western media reports:

🔹China’s GDP grew by 5.2%:
“It’s uneven and a drag on global growth!”😠

🔹US GDP grew by 2.5%:
“Faster than expected!”✌️ pic.twitter.com/FU17lLa69A

— Hu Xijin 胡锡进 (@HuXijin_GT) January 27, 2024

Overheating. That’s funny. Youth unemployed over 20%. Property now worthless. Overheating. Haha.

— randy boldt (@randy_boldt) January 27, 2024

China’s tanking stock market and falling currency are more accurate indicators than fake CCP 5.2% GDP growth.

— Lateralist (@xyron76) January 27, 2024

Sorry the Chinese numbers are not to be believed

— randy boldt (@randy_boldt) January 27, 2024

Tell me one thing, does China’s GDP growth include fentanyl sales? 🤪🤪🤪

— Paul Shih, P.Eng. 🇨🇦🇹🇼 (@ptyshih) January 27, 2024

That’s because everyone knows Chinas numbers are fake to begin with. pic.twitter.com/GXGqKiJsup

— Jamess99 (@Jamess993) January 27, 2024

Just want to give you a fact that over 230 Chinese property developers bankrupted in 2023. Now you can go back and rub one out with your “official” 5.2% GDP grew number. pic.twitter.com/qcx5XhqCZw

— Beijing 8964 (@CCPisCriminal) January 27, 2024