China is rapidly expanding its industrial robotics sector, becoming a global leader in factory automation to boost productivity and address demographic challenges such as a shrinking workforce. The state-driven push toward high-tech manufacturing aligns with national economic targets aimed at technological self-reliance. However, the accelerated adoption of robotics has raised economic concerns regarding potential job displacement for manual laborers, wage stagnation in traditional sectors, and the challenge of retraining workers for an increasingly automated economy.
- China accounts for a significant portion of annual global industrial robot installations as part of its economic modernization drive.
- Increased automation aims to offset domestic economic pressures caused by an aging population and a declining working-age demographic.
- Rapid deployment of automated systems in manufacturing reduces reliance on traditional, low-cost manual labor.
- Economists highlight potential risks of job displacement and widening income gaps for lower-skilled factory workers.
- Policy initiatives are focusing on technical training and reskilling programs to align human labor with automated industries.
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Most of them, but does it matter?
Unhappy? When you have such a large percentage of the population hooked on anti-depressants, other drugs, and alcohol as we do here in the UK. And, such a high suicide rate. The Chinese have a lot of catching up to do. The UK population are just plain fed up with the mess of a country that we are being forced to have to live in and pay for. Under the leadership of our utterly useless and rottenly dishonest government. The UK is now a mere shadow of what it used to be. What a dangerous, unsafe, and filthy sh1t hole these once beautiful islands have now become.
china's land mass is as big as the entire Europe, Europe has advanced industrial countries like Germany and France, and China has Canton province and Jiangsu province. Europe has Swizerland which is a finance center, and China has Shanghai. Europe has less developed country, such as Poland, therefore, China has Henan province, Europe has some underdeveloped countries, therefore, China has Tibet and Xinjiang . Technology development and deployment also have a difference inside China, for instance, costaline regions have lots of EVs, but in North China, the weather is cold, and EVs are less popular.
but at what cost bbc
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Xi Jinping.
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BINGO! But at what cost from the BBC again!
Fake news, focus on USA.
thats the famous BBC's "but" part on china news.
Guess we’re all in the same boat
American sponsored propaganda
An entire generation of women have been aborted or abandoned in China. Now the population is shrinking. Isn't that what they wanted? The "experts" used to screech about overpopulation…
Hizab woman sitting in Washington DC is biased but woman in Beijing she is balanced
China is just burning faster all the phases of capitalism in EEUU… with the advantage of having far more people in it. But in the end the crash of middle people will be the same than in the west
This country is better than us capitalist maniacs "but at what cost"
The BBC ought to focus on its own persistent drift toward the far right regarding ethics and journalistic balance. It should pay attention to how the UK—starting with the Prime Minister—controls and suppresses the public's freedom of speech, and how the British political system is failing, unable to resolve escalating tensions between social classes and ethnic groups. Meanwhile, London and most British cities are depicted as dangerous places plagued by rampant crime and deteriorating public safety. Social divisions and cultural clashes are pushing the UK to the brink of collapse; at this rate, a civil war seems almost inevitable. Despite having left the European Union, the UK bears a striking resemblance to the Soviet Union of 1991, while the BBC increasingly mirrors the Soviet-era *Komsomolskaya Pravda*.
It is no surprise to see the BBC, the propaganda arm of the UK government bulling up China. After all, they do hold a large amount of UK government debt. So, we are beholden to them/in their debt.
If you have food to eat, clothes to wear and a roof over your head, that should be enough. With God by your side that would be heaven on Earth
BBC host Asma Khalid—broadcasting from an air-conditioned studio in Washington, D.C.—and Laura Bicker—a BBC correspondent who has spent years reporting from air-conditioned environments in China—have acknowledged China’s global leadership in electric vehicles (EVs), solar energy, artificial intelligence (AI), automated "lights-out factories," and high-speed rail networks. Bicker even recounted how, while riding China’s high-speed trains and viewing exhibitions of automated robots, she found herself thinking, "The US is really in trouble." Yet, after conceding China’s immense material and technological achievements—facts that are objectively undeniable—the report quickly pivoted to the standard BBC trope: "But at what cost?" It proceeded to cast a negative light on China by highlighting isolated issues such as youth employment pressures, low-wage workers, and an aging population. This narrative—which simultaneously acknowledges China as a power threatening the West while striving to prove it is internally fragile and on the verge of collapse—often lacks logical consistency, rendering it particularly absurd.
This is the effect of K economy which is happening in US, China,Japan and Korea . One sector is lead by high growth on AI and the other sector is not growing at all or declining in China it is made worse because of the timing, property crash led by the government, hap hazard crackdown on tech l, platform and education sectors and then you have Iran/US war increasing raw materials prices in China. People in China feel poorer because the wealth effect from property sector is gone to decades back that means most of 80% wealth destroyed. Foshan suffered massively because it is center piece for furniture and electrical appliances (NOT electronics as the journalist claimed) when properly market collapsed furniture sale collapsed. In fact Foshan, Dongguan posted negative growth never heard of it three years ago. So China is facing challenges unless the Government does a painful structural changes but then you have geopolitical challenges so Chinese options are limited.
Wouldn't Asma Khalid—wearing a Muslim headscarf that offers such high concealment—make the British people feel uncomfortable? It is said that in some British communities, local councilors are already Muslim. Moreover, they have established numerous societies that run parallel to mainstream British society. Shouldn't the British people be wary of this?
can bbc tell me the contract btw uk govt and its people?
the viewers: what about british workers?
BBC: i don't give a fook to them. they don't pay BBC tax
That’s what the orange felon tells his cult. Vote for me and I will make myself rich. They say. 🎉🎉
China does not have 1.3 billion people either. That is also a lie. 500-800,000 after covid.
But at what cost?
BBC comes again you just don’t get it do you. People don’t like your anti China propaganda anymore. It’s old and boring. 狗嘴吐不出象牙
Propaganda again 😢 why don't you concentrate on fixing your side of the pond instead of painting others in a bad light. Are uk workers any happier?
BBC’s subtle at what cost😂
Today, China will collapse, check the channel again tomorrow we will talk about how China threats you.
Can't believe people have to pay for tv license for content as bad as this