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The world is more divided than it was a decade ago, and bridging differences is becoming increasingly difficult, yet people can make choices and take action to build connections and increase understanding, Li said.
The world is more divided than it was a decade ago, and bridging differences is becoming increasingly difficult, yet people can make choices and take action to build connections and increase understanding, Li said.
The world is more divided than it was a decade ago, and bridging differences is becoming increasingly difficult, yet people can make choices and take action to build connections and increase understanding, Li said.
The world is more divided than it was a decade ago, and bridging differences is becoming increasingly difficult, yet people can make choices and take action to build connections and increase understanding, Li said.
@GustavoMan627 In reply to GustavoMan627. You need to learn your history. I know you don't like studying, but you must learn. China has invested about $10 billion in their EV sector so far. In fact, the EU commission on unfair trade practices recently disclosed that the EV playing field is not fair because of this. Of course, when the EU initiates their tariffs against Chinese EVs, China is going to complain all the way to the UN.
Correct. The only problem we have is the USA policy.they only like it when they win ot when they take all the benefits otherwise they consider it as national security treat.
The world is more divided than it was a decade ago, and bridging differences is becoming increasingly difficult, yet people can make choices and take action to build connections and increase understanding, Li said.
It’s remarkable to observe the differences in leadership and business practices between William Li and American capitalists like Elon Musk. I have been following NIO/Weilai since its inception and I’m familiar with Li’s genuine effort to promote cooperation for positive global change and prosperity. Those who are against competition often resort to protectionism.
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