Name: 特斯拉在中國的蜜月已去!澳大利亞放棄一帶一路（Tesla’s China Honeymoon is Over | Australia Abandons Belt and Road）
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The US and China agree on climate cooperation

Plus, Australia cancels a suspicious deal with China.

That and more on this week's China news headlines

Welcome to China Uncensored, I'm Chris Chappell.

Things aren't going so well for Elon Musk and Tesla in China.

A perfect opportunity to show off the new Tesla.

It's a little sus, and I'll get to that in a minute.

This woman climbed on top of a Tesla and started saying some not very nice things.

Her t-shirt says “The Brakes Don't Work” and “Invisible Killer.”

You mean Elon Musks has an invisible car?!

The woman was later dragged off by security guards.

But, “The incident overshadowed an announcement [Tesla] made the same day...the automaker

would start developing some of its vehicles in China from scratch—with new models that

would incorporate 'many Chinese elements.'”

Anyway, the Tesla protest, “hit a nerve in China, sending complaints about the company

ricocheting across the Chinese internet.”

That's interesting, considering how tightly the Chinese Communist Party controls the Internet.

Things don't go viral for very long unless the internet censors allow it.

Maybe it was the fact most of these social media comments came to the conclusion they

should just buy Chinese cars instead of Teslas.

This story was so big, even state-run media covered it.

I know, Chinese state-run media covering a protest in China.

Not only that, “The Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission, a high-level Communist

Party body...accused Tesla of arrogance and of endangering Chinese consumers by selling

It's almost as if the Communist Party itself has taken issue with Tesla.

Tesla has now apologized for how the protester was handled.

That's not how you treat protesters in China.

You're not supposed to let them criticize you in public!

You're supposed to drag them outside and beat them *before* they do any protesting.

It's unclear to me what the quality of Tesla's China-made cars are.

In February, Chinese regulators summoned Tesla for a rare public rebuke over its quality

Then they banned military and state employees from using Tesla.

The Chinese regime accused Tesla of gathering data on Chinese drivers.

That's how Tesla's automated driving system works.

But now the Chinese regime has arbitrarily labeled it a national security risk, so they

Elon Musk may be a smart man, but when it comes to China, he's been making the same

stupid mistake Western businessmen have been making for decades.

Elon Musk went into China with big dreams.

But Chinese competitors stole his technology, with government support.

Now the Chinese government is using legal warfare to squeeze Tesla out of the China

market, and promote home-grown companies.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping has some pretty harsh words for...no country in particular

At the annual Boao Forum for Asia Xi criticized efforts by some countries to “build barriers”

He said “The world wants justice, not hegemony.”

Yeah, Xi didn't say which country in particular was building barriers and decoupling.

But I'm going to go out on a limb here and guess he was talking about...Palau.

And you know who's going to stand up for the world against global hegemons like...Palau?

Xi Jinping says that “China will never seek hegemony, expansion, or a sphere of influence

That's like when I tell myself I'm not going to eat Cheez-its while my hand is literally

Meanwhile, the Chinese Communist Party is gearing up for its 100th birthday.

And like most 100 year olds, it's decrepit and falling apart.

But that's not the message they're going with.

They want people to follow the Party forever.

And to get everyone in the spirit, the Party is cracking down on anyone who makes illegal

And that might even include former top ranking Communist Party members.

Like Former Premier Wen Jiabao . He wrote a touching memorial to his recently deceased

Well, in the article he, in a rather roundabout way, called for more fairness, justice, humanity,

Premier Wen Jiabao also wrote that his time as the second highest ranking official in

the Communist Party was quote “like walking on thin ice.”

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