All right videos here with an analysis of Iran's

All right, welcome.

This is Mike Adams here with an analysis of China

and, well, in the context of the current war, U.S. war with Iran and what China is doing and why and what it

is likely to do coming up. Now, as background, I just completed an interview with Eric Young,

who is, he's a Chinese citizen living in Hong Kong. And he's a great guy, by the way.

I love his posts on X, and I've heard him in other interviews.

He's an advocate of gold and silver.

He's also a very successful business person retired now, but with a history of a lot of success in manufacturing.

And he travels routinely to cities in China, in mainland China.

So he's back and forth between Hong Kong and I guess maybe Beijing and some other cities.

And also his family, he has relatives from Taiwan, where I lived for a couple of years. And of course, I'm very fond of

Taiwan and the Taiwan people and the Chinese people in general because I've grown to respect

how innovative and productive and disciplined they are. And so I want to have a quick discussion here about where I think China is going,

especially in the context of this war.

Now, I ask Eric Young, and you'll be able to hear that interview at brightvidos.com,

I asked him what he thought China would do if the U.S. begins interdicting ships, tankers in particular,

that are headed for China.

Because China does need to import some amount of its oil, even though it domestically produces,

I think, I think Eric said about 30% of the oil that it needs.

It produces it domestically. It has its own refineries, et cetera. But it still needs to import oil,

although China has very large oil storage in place. And China also has a very diverse list of

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