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(Disclaimer: This isn't to incite another war thread, or what is right and what is wrong with China. This is to start a discussion on the rising economic value of China and how they are coming into being even greater than America in the world "game")
China: The one country who actually got Communism right in my opinion. Their economy is bustling, their people seem for the most part happier than they have ever been, and more countries are starting to offer flowers of peace and trade love to the great red nation.
Over a decade removed from the horrors of Tiananmen Square, China has seen a great reform in terms of how they deal with their own people and the world outside their borders. Where once was the mentality of thumbing their noses, and the likes of the US doing the same in return...there is now an understanding that there is profit for all who wish it through economic trade and business.
I'm going to cut this post a bit short here, because there are alot more points to make on it that I would like to put into responses. Simply, what do you see the role of China being in the world and what impact will it have on how things have been ran in the past and will be ran in the future?
(Disclaimer: This isn't to incite another war thread, or what is right and what is wrong with China. This is to start a discussion on the rising economic value of China and how they are coming into being even greater than America in the world "game")
China: The one country who actually got Communism right in my opinion. Their economy is bustling, their people seem for the most part happier than they have ever been, and more countries are starting to offer flowers of peace and trade love to the great red nation.
Over a decade removed from the horrors of Tiananmen Square, China has seen a great reform in terms of how they deal with their own people and the world outside their borders. Where once was the mentality of thumbing their noses, and the likes of the US doing the same in return...there is now an understanding that there is profit for all who wish it through economic trade and business.
I'm going to cut this post a bit short here, because there are alot more points to make on it that I would like to put into responses. Simply, what do you see the role of China being in the world and what impact will it have on how things have been ran in the past and will be ran in the future?