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Kinezi za poželjeti useljenička grupa. Primjer da se može izbjeći biti asmiliran i ne mrziti domaćine i praviti im probleme.

- European Union 16 447
1. United States 14 256
2. Japan 5 068
3. China 4 908
4. Germany 3 352
5. France 2 675
6. United Kingdom 2 183
7. Italy 2 118
8. Brazil 1 574
9. Spain 1 464
10. Canada 1 336
11. India 1 235
12.Russia 1 229
13. Australia 997
14. Mexico 874
15. South Korea 832

- European Union 18 495
1. United States 17 418
2. China 10 380
3. Japan 4 616
4. Germany 3 859
5. United Kingdom 2 945
6. France 2 846
7. Brazil 2 353
8. Italy 2 147
9. India 2 049
10. Russia 1 857
11. Canada 1 788
12. Australia 1 444
13. South Korea 1 416
14. Spain 1 406
15. Mexico 1 282

SHANGHAI — Stock prices in mainland China fell sharply again on Wednesday, despite another series of government measures meant to restore confidence and stabilize a market that has grown increasingly turbulent in the last month.

The sell-off is putting pressure on the government to take swift action, as losses pile up for the millions of ordinary investors that piled into the market. Just days after Beijing introduced a number of bold measures to prop up share prices, regulators announced new initiatives Wednesday, including allowing insurers to invest more money in stocks and creating a fund to buy up shares in small and midsize companies.

But the slump, which is defying the efforts by Beijing to prop up stocks, presents a serious challenge for the leadership. If stocks continue to fall, it could erode consumer confidence, further weighing on the economy.

The social and political repercussions could also be significant for the government. Many ordinary investors have poured their savings into the stocks, making them especially vulnerable to the market volatility.

The losses have been brutal. And the full extent of the pain may be even steeper, since nearly half of the stocks have stopped trading.

The main Shanghai index plunged 5.9 percent Wednesday, and the Shenzhen index fell 2.5 percent. Over all, the Shanghai index is down 32 percent and the Shenzhen is off 40 percent from the highs reached in mid-June.

In Hong Kong, which had escaped much of the mainland market’s rout, the Hang Seng index fell 5.8 percent.
The sell-off has also spread to other parts of the Asia-Pacific region. In Japan, the Nikkei 225-stock average dropped 3.1 percent, Australian stocks were down 2 percent and South Korean shares fell 1.2 percent.

Fear is gripping the markets after a phenomenal bull run in which mainland China’s major stock indexes doubled, tripled and even quintupled over the last few years. Sentiment has turned down too sharply and investors have lost confidence, analysts said, and because buying shares with borrowed money was a critical part of the increase in prices, there is now pressure to sell.

“China’s stock market remains under stress, as investor confidence will take some time to recover,” Li Wei, the China economist at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, wrote in a report to investors.

Panic selling may also be extending the downturn because each day trading is suspended for hundreds of stocks after they drop by 10 percent, under exchange rules. Some companies are even asking that their shares be temporarily suspended, hoping to ride out the downturn.

Since late June, on almost every trading day, there have been more than 900 stock trading suspensions, according to Xinhua, China’s official news agency. On Tuesday and Wednesday, 900 to 1,700 stocks were suspended from trading. That means that among the approximately 3,000 listed companies on the two major exchanges, up to half may have been suspended during the first two days of the week.

Kinezi su mi zakon, Japanezeri još bolji, ali ne postoji nacija koja je kulturnocentričnija od njih.
Ne samo da se ne asimiliraju nego za njih postoji samo i isključivo kineska kultura.
I tu nije ništa čudno jer to nije kultura, zbog svoje veličine i duljine trajanja, to je civilizacija.
Jedna od bitnijih stvari u konfucijanizmu također jesu kult predaka, poštovanje starijih i svoje tradicije, koja je svetinja.
Zato su katolički misionari i pokušaji pojednostavljenja pisma prošli kako jesu.