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Here is one shuttered factory. The note on the door says: “I am going back home for Chinese New Year. Will restart on the 18th of Chinese New Year," referring to Feb. 22. More than a month later, the person had yet to return. There are many others like this.pic.twitter.com/OAqcZCUXws
Booms and busts punctuate the Chinese internet scene in a way that even Silicon Valley at times might think extreme. The farmer's field with its rows of bikes -- and the many bike cemeteries across the country just like it -- are just another tombstone.https://nyti.ms/2DBRfad
The single biggest risk in business is only having one customer. Expanding a business that is solely reliant on the success of another business that you don’t have any influence over is very risky. It’s a lesson we entrepreneurs all learn, often the hard way. Very sad indeed.
Silicon Valley doesn't think it extreme to walk past homeless mothers breastfeeding on the streets of San Francisco. It's bust even while it's boom.
The real china miracle is really how 300m poor Chinese farmers help the country transition to industrial power house by working in the factories for decades , only to go back to farming. Thanks to their hukou system.
Strong reporting! Very educational. Thank you
When the stories about the waste and inefficiency of late-stage China come out they will be truly stunning. This is one of the obvious ones (still quite amazing of course) but there are many, many more.
Wow..... if only they could be recycled or actually sold and put to use. So happy Charlotte offers things like this with bikes and scooters. I wonder if maybe they’ll see some value in these. It would be great to put all over the city. Rather than just uptown.
Just dont send it to Africa. It'll become waste
And more pollution that will hurt the Earth. 
This is Not sustainable!!!
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