Is China the most technologically advanced nation among developing countries

Yes. Just take a look at these :

China put a man into space in 2003.

China sent a land rover to the moon in 2013.

China launched a space lab in 2011.

Chinese supercomputer has been ranked No.1 in the Top500 list beating America for 6 consecutive times up to now. China builds the fastest computer in the world.

China has a strong nuclear program.

China has the longest high-speed rail system in the world. The design and development of the system is indigenous to China.

China is the world leader in quantum communication. The first quantum communication satellite in the world was launched by China in 2016/8.

China has indigenous version of American C-17 heavy lifter.

China is taking on Boeing and Air-bus.

Sometimes Silicon valley copies China for their mobile internet ideas.

China is also the world’s largest exporter of smart phones, including iPhones.

Chinese Jiao Long reached deeper than 7000 meters below the sea.

China built the longest bridge in the world (more than 164 kilometers)

Lenovo is the world’s No.1 PC maker

DJI is the world’s No.1 drone maker

Baidu is testing the Chinese autonomous driving car

Alibaba is the world’s largest E-commerce platform

PLAN surpassed Russian navy in surface vessel quality and capabilities

Comments

Which countries are likely to be developed countries soon?

A lot of the answers have stated some of the Eastern European countries and I agree with them however another region that is soon going to have developed countries soon is Asia and Asia has some good candidates: The GDP Per Capita (PPP) benchmark to be counted as developed is in the $20–25,000 range and that is the bare minimum also the country’s HDI has to be higher than 0.800 with a diversified industrial composition. A total of 17 countries fit the bill however a closer look at their HDI or industrial composition would make it clear why they are not considered developed, a lot of them would be considered developed if they could fix these issues, most of this can be achieved within 10 years time, I will start by assessing each country on its major issue and how long it will take based on that: Qatar: Over reliance on one industry, time needed: 5 years Singapore: Already developed Brunei: Over reliance on one industry, time needed: ...

Can the Philippines become a developed country

keep growing its economy. get the Islamist insurgency under control and defeated. solve its traffic problem. The last is the hardest. I’ve the long term solution. First, why doesn’t Grab work everywhere? Remove the regulatory barriers. Second, while ride sharing helps, for a country of the density of the Philippines, mass transit rail is the only solution. However bringing mass transit rail directly to the cores of the cities like Manila is not practical. Instead, for now, take advantage of the growing population, and introduce mass transit rail with every development in the suburbs. Eventually there will be concentric rings of rail around each city, which will reduce the surface traffic in the cores because if it takes 50 times longer to move along the radius as as circumference, people will choose the circumference even if the distance is 6.28 times longer (circumference = 2 * radius * pi). Eventually people will abandon the cores, and this will be an opportunity for ...

What does spending $20bn on the world's longest bridge say about the strength of China's economy

Some people ask questions about China and the Chinese, which shows a complete ignorance of the Questioner. The best question/s come from people who understand China/the Chinese length and breadth of the culture. For example, this man at the best could be 140 lbs and carrying this load to deliver to a restaurant in the Yellow Mountains. The Chinese Government easily could deliver it through Helicopters, but they do not want to kill the livelihood of hundreds of such porter. To the Western World, it may not make sense, but the Eastern Culture makes sense. On the other hand, this mountain man who is fit as the fiddle, loves his livelihood, his mountainous surrounding. He does not give two hoots to bright lights of Shanghai, he does not want to move(I am guessing), and the Government of China recognizes it, and that is why most to the Chinese do not give two hoots for useless democracy and fake freedom. And President Xi and his wife the first lady are the darlings of the masses. Th...

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