Luar biasa bagaimana Tkk bisa memberi makanan dgn cukup dan sehat (ikan daripada daging/red meat yg tidak sebaik ikan) kepada rakyatnya. Misal, akal yg pintar: 77% kebutuhan ikan adalah dari peternakan ikan. Utk peternakan ikan perlu oxygen utk ikan2 nya. Alat pembuat oxygen perlu tenaga listrik dan tenaga listrik gratis dari solar panel. Teknik ini bisa ditiru oleh negara2 lain. https://www.quora.com/How-is-China-able-to-provide-enough-food-to-feed-its-population-of-over-1-billion-people-Do-they-import-food-or-are-they-self-sustainable https://www.quora.com/How-is-China-able-to-provide-enough-food-to-feed-its-population-of-over-1-billion-people-Do-they-import-food-or-are-they-self-sustainable
Kutipan: Among the 65 million tonnes of seafood consumed in China, only 15 million tonnes are caught from the wild, the rest of 50 million tonnes are all raised by aquaculture “farming”. In contrast, 90% of Japanese seafood consumption is from wild catch. Thanks to seafood farming, normal Chinese families can afford cheap seafood in their daily meal. This is a typical family get-together dinner settings: You can see lots of them are seafood! Conclusion: China is able to provide enough food more than just plain rice or wheat. The variety of food offered on the Chinese table is much more diverse and cheaper than most developed places in the world. This applies to “poor people” as well. This is based on my personal experiences and observations after traveling from many countries in Europe, the US, and Japan. For example, in China, a group of eight people can sit at a round table, enjoying 20 different dishes including different meats, vegetables, desserts etc. They don’t have to worry about religious restrictions, allergic concerns, and personal spaces. In Shandong, the total dinner costs around $50. The same set of 20 dishes could cost $150 in Beijing/Shanghai/Taipei or $300 in California/Japan/Hong Kong etc. And we are not counting the beers and drinks. Actually, most people in California/Japan don’t have the luxury to enjoy 20 different dishes at all but it is more than common in China. After this extremely long post, I hope you learned something new about China and also know how the Chinese can feed themselves more than just “enough”.
