能不能各国右翼分子们一个评论区啊，我只想感受世界大同，你们吵架能不能单独去吵啊。

不明白，为什么这人能破防。

擦完屁股后不用新纸再验证一下的都是内心极其强大的人。

发现自从开始学习化妆后，看美女都是在看他们的妆造了......

自己做的麻婆豆腐口感还行，色泽不行，感觉得做成日本刻板版麻婆豆腐，晚上实验新配方。

我永远会夸自己的厨艺

Maybe they need to speak in language you understand Whether you shoot somebody 25 times or 35 times is immaterial. He is dead anyway

Let’s give a quick reminder to those Negative Nancies who forgot their meds, and conveniently, their history. You know, the part where China helped keep the U.S. economy afloat during the 2008 financial crisis. Here’s a timeline because facts still matter, even in an era of geopolitical hot takes and gaslighting. Early 2000s to 2007 China ran large trade surpluses with the U.S., accumulating vast amounts of U.S. dollars. To manage its currency (the RMB) and keep exports competitive, China used these surpluses to buy U.S. Treasury securities. This made China the largest foreign holder of U.S. debt, helping to keep U.S. interest rates low and funding American spending at a low cost. 2008 The Global Financial Crisis Hits September 2008 Lehman Brothers collapses. Global markets panic. Credit freezes. The U.S. needs massive capital to stabilize the financial system and fund its bailouts and stimulus plans. Guess what? Behind the scenes diplomacy, U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson held urgent talks with Chinese officials, including central bank leaders and the Chinese finance ministry, to reassure them and urge continued investment in U.S. debt. Paulson and other U.S. officials feared that a sudden sell-off by China could crash the Treasury market and deepen the crisis. It would then and it would now. Late 2008 China supports Instead of pulling back, China continues buying U.S. Treasuries. In fact, China increased its holdings, reaching around $727 billion by early 2009, up from $477 billion in mid-2007. This influx of capital helped the U.S. finance massive stimulus programs like TARP and later the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). 2009–2013 The Aftermath China maintains high levels of U.S.Treasury holdings, peaking at over $1.3 trillion in 2013. This helped the U.S. borrow cheaply during a fragile recovery. Chinese investment in U.S. debt signaled confidence to global markets, easing fears of U.S. default and keeping the dollar strong. But why did China do it? 1. To stabilize the global economy! Back then China’s export economy depended heavily on U.S. demand(not anymore). A collapsed U.S. economy would have hurt China too. 2. To maintain the value of its foreign exchange reserves! With trillions in U.S. dollars, China had every incentive to keep the dollar (and the U.S. economy) stable. 3. Strategic leverage! By holding U.S. debt, China became a key economic stakeholder. This support helped the U.S. government maintain liquidity, fund bailouts, and kickstart recovery. Funny how history gets amnesia in the minds of Negative Nancies when politics start shouting. Again, let’s not forget, during the financial meltdown, China wasn’t the villain. It was the lifeline that kept the U.S. from sinking even deeper. Now some are screaming about ‘destroying’ China with tariffs. See, that’s exactly why skipping your meds is a bad, bad idea. It’s a terrible idea.

绷不住了

The fundamental driver of a nation's progress lies not in the grandeur of its ethnicity or the nobility of its moral virtues, but in its capacity to confront the unknown with fear and continuously strengthen state power to address such uncertainties.

看了x这么久，部分人觉得特朗普就是在针对中共，这种观念是错误的，特朗普想要的是制造业回流，为美国人民创造大量就业岗位。 所以就算你对美国零关税，特朗普为了逼资本家回来，不会降低任何国家的关税，就是让资本家觉得在美国建厂最划算。 过高的劳动成本，政策的不稳定性都是美国的问题。

可乐鸡翅！大概每一个做饭人都希望做完饭，厨具碗筷能自动收拾干净吧。

能不能有经济大师解答一下，中国可以落实劳动保障，增加薪酬水平，创造内需来摆脱对世界市场的依赖吗？

太幸福了，菜成品出炉的时候，怀着忐忑的心情品尝了一下，发现是真好吃的那一刻，真是微笑不自觉的流露面庞

今日份厨艺达成：话梅糖醋排骨（1/1）

今天做的青椒肉丝比上次好看多了

辣椒炒肉丝被我非常水的刀功干成肥辣椒炒肉块了

夏天真美好啊