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I'm chinese (american born), I have a lot of chinese friends and relatives so I know about a lot of the on the ground anecdotal data. From that anecdotal data,

• redanddead 4y ago
  I'm not Chinese American, or even American. I'm Canadian. I never understood why people want another country to "collapse". It'd be such a humanitarian tragedy it would go from a quick moment of blind happiness to horror, think of the millions of elderly depending on pensions, already living on the edge. The kids depending on school lunches. Our real enemies are at home, it's the corporations.
  • nivenkos 4y ago
    Americans love war. From Vietnam to Iraq to Ukraine to Taiwan. It's all a spectator sport for them. The USA has never been invaded by a foreign power since 1812.
  • deltasevennine 4y ago
    It's easy to understand. Sports teams. It's the same concept. The US has literally been the best economy for decades. Now a 2nd place contender is rising up, it's natural for people to feel this way and latch on to every negative thing about that country and magnify it. It happens on both sides, the Chinese feel the same way about the US of A too.