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>In the foreseeable future, China will not move in the >direction desired by the western countries. Thousands of >years of political wisdom have taught Chinese
by honestoHeminway 9y ago
>In the foreseeable future, China will not move in the >direction desired by the western countries. Thousands of >years of political wisdom have taught Chinese people to >balance between different ideologies and maintain the >peaceful life of themselves. The only possibility of such >change is that a foreign power invaded China and forced her >reform in a fashion that is different than what Chinese >people collectively desire.
Sorry, this is nonsense. The peacefull years of the empires gonge before, where everything but peacefull- and held several fierce civil wars, which usually endeded when one party captured chinas rice-lands and starved the other party to death (Centralisation by Geography). China is basically where the English Society was pre Democracy. A class of nobleman (party-members) is partially subverted by rich citizens.
- dis-sys 9y agoRice-lands are traditionally in the Wu language region, also known as Jiangnan. That is why the Grand Canal was built - move rice to the north. Traditionally, gaining control of the country is all about capturing the Central Plain known as Zhongyuan, sadly it has no overlap with your beloved rice land.
- honestoHeminway 9y agoExcept that it provides access from every corner too...
- justicezyx 9y ago> A class of nobleman (party-members) is partially subverted by rich citizens. A tiny amount of party members I not sure have you really read my post. Your statement seems irrelevant or is a response to a misunderstanding of my post. I never said China has a peaceful history. The nation has gone through internal conflicts and external invasions.