China’s 1.4 Billion Are Still Here — But the U.S. Hoped You’d Never Notice

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They said China collapsed. That 1 billion people disappeared. That ghost cities proved the end. But here’s what they didn’t tell you — China still has 1.4 billion people, and the U.S. quietly knows it. In this video, we break down why the viral theory about China’s “disappearing population” is not just wrong — it’s disconnected from real-world data. From 1.7 billion SIM cards, 9 million EVs sold, $8 trillion in consumer spending, and satellite imagery of bustling cities — the truth is undeniable. If China only had 300 million people, the global supply chain would’ve collapsed, and no major brand would keep investing. So why is the “collapse” narrative still alive? Because this isn’t just about numbers — it’s about who controls the story. The world sees one version. But the data tells another. 🔴 This is China and the U.S. — not in conflict, but in contrast. Subscribe to Top 10 Discoveries Official for more data-driven, global insights that go beyond the headlines.