China's exports to USA, Europe at 49.9%

China's exports are above 36% of total exports today
32 years ago, China was at 1%, which is not bad.

http://www.chinapro.ru/rubrics/2/7551/

In the mid 80's, China moved from exporting raw materials to exporting finished products. In the 90's, from light and textile industries to electrotechnical products. In the 2000's, share of high-tech products increased, most important being electronic and informational technologies. In 2005, almost half of exports of China was machinery and electrotechnical products (including appliances), with textile and metallurgical products ranking second and third (14.3% and 8.8%).

2011 became the year of shifted priorities. Now, shipments to Europe, USA and Hong Kong fell by 1% and are now 49.9% of exports from China. At the same time, exports to other markets increased to 56.3% of total exports volume.

(So, this means that even if American consumers can no longer afford to pay for products with their paper, China won't get hit very hard)

In 2011, comparing to 2010, China increased exports of cars by one half. Cars are shipped to 190 countries, most of them to Russia, Brazil, Iran.

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Soon the only payment method, U.S. will have, would be nukes. Then there will be no more U.S. Maybe a bigger Mexico - U.S. should return Texas back?

China is a bubble, they have been generous with their excesses.  expansion is their only option, maintanence alone will not keep their economy healthy.

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China is a bubble, they have been generous with their excesses.
How China is a bubble? If U.S. dies, China would just find another market, like Arabian and Latin countries.

expansion is their only option, maintanence alone will not keep their economy healthy.
China can expand into Russia, which is slowly dying after the fall of USSR.

Chinese took over the port of Piraeus, and finally, Greeks can work.

https://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/19/magazine/the-way-greeks-live-now.html

but Greeks are not happy. They do not want to work, they want to form unions instead.