China officially opens the world’s tallest bridge, completing the project in under four years.

The bridge features a restaurant at the top.

The bridge not only cuts a two-hour drive to two minutes, but also has a glass skywalk, a high-speed glass elevator, and a waterfall.

If only China could stop stealing Western ideas something something.

Now that I’m back home and can speak more freely than in China, I’m going to provide a series of anecdotes and opinions about China from my perspective, over the coming weeks.

Keep in mind that this, obviously, won’t be authoritative because everybody has a different experience.

But, having travelled to nine cities, from Shanghai to the border of Pakistan in Xinjiang, from mega-cities to isolated villages in the desert, I think I can confidentially say that I have a deeper insight than the average Westerner now.

This trip was not funded by the Chinese government. It was entirely independently funded and required huge amounts of work to travel within Xinjiang, since it is heavily militarised and policed due to geopolitical sensitivity (cough cough CIA cough cough).

I’m going to be sharing all of the above via my newsletter and my UK Column show, so please subscribe at jermwarfare.com.

#TopTip

I used an eSIM throughout my entire China trip.

It worked perfectly everywhere and was faster than Carl’s phone using a VPN on China Mobile. In fact, I even had signal in places where he didn’t.

I didn’t use a VPN at all.

And I turned on international roaming as a backup (with no VPN), which also worked perfectly when I tested it.

This American woman had a similar experience to me.

The best is that she has undoubtedly, like me, been labelled all sorts of things like “CCP shill” and whatever else.

The last time I was insulted and called names as much as I have in the last month, was when I pushed back against the COVID nonsense.

China and Russia are two of the biggest economies in the world.

They almost entirely trade with each other using their own currencies. No more USD.

The Belt & Road Initiative is gradually diminishing the reliance on the USD. I have followed the route here in China.

The American/British Empire sees this and is panicking. Hence NATO.