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At the beginning of November 2019, the Prime Minister of Serbia, Ana Brnabić, said in Hangzhou, after visiting the company "Alibaba", that she hopes that in the next few months it will be possible to pay via "Alipay" in Serbia.

Just under 6 months later, payment by QR code by phone came to life in Serbia, which means that consumers will be able to pay for goods and services at most points of sale and facilities that currently accept cards.

Motivated by a recent phone conversation in which we were asked to recommend a reliable seller on Aliexpress, we decided to write this text.

We actually don’t use Aliexpress simply because it’s not accessible from China – Chinese buyers actually have no way to access this platform. Another caller asked if they should buy an excavator from Alibaba, which was selling for €200.
We can’t help you if you think this way! Ask yourself – is that even possible?
But that’s not the reason for writing this text.
We are writing because, in a relatively short period, we received three emails (from Serbia, Croatia, and Slovenia), in which people complain about being scammed in one way or another.
What all three letters have in common is that the buyers made purchases independently, without involving us.
Here are those letters.

As reported by numerous media in Serbia, Serbia established a direct air line between Belgrade and Guangzhou in the People's Republic of China yesterday on flight JU988 at 00:20.
Flights between Belgrade and Guangzhou will be operated twice a week - on Mondays and Fridays, with Airbus A330-200 aircraft from the Air Serbia long-haul fleet, the Serbian national airline announced.
As stated, Air Serbia will fly to Guangzhou twice a week and Chinese companies twice a week, that is, there will be a total of four flights a week, and the establishment of a direct line to Shanghai is expected soon.

Former US President Donald Trump was the first to impose high tariffs, i.e. taxes paid by Americans, on solar panels, vehicles and a wide range of other items made in China.
After that, the Biden administration decided to maintain these tariffs and even increase some of them — including solar panels, batteries, computer chips, steel and aluminum.
In addition, President Biden quadrupled tariffs on electric vehicles from China — from 25% to 100% — a move designed to boost US jobs and manufacturing.
"I am determined that the future of electric vehicles in America is made by unionized workers. Period!" Biden said.

The development of technologies with zero emission of harmful gases cannot be stopped, especially in China, which has the desire to become the first country with zero emission of harmful gases not only from vehicles but in general.
This is conditioned by China's famous development plans, so it is not surprising that there is a large number of manufacturers of various types of electric vehicles, as well as an increase in electric cars on China's roads.
However, for the introduction of new technology, it is necessary to build the supporting infrastructure and services for battery charging.