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There will be no centralizing Asian power in the long run (this century). China has a fair bit of influence now, but with all the domestic problems it has, it c
by alwayslikethis 4y ago
There will be no centralizing Asian power in the long run (this century). China has a fair bit of influence now, but with all the domestic problems it has, it cannot remain stable for much longer and is in for a long, irrecoverable decline.
- barrysteve 4y agoTrue it will go in waves this century, but in 160yrs was my aim with that comment. Maybe too long of a time frame to think about, but the next big change in structure will be then.
- gigibec 4y ago[dead]
- hnfong 4y agoPeople have been saying this for literally 30 years now...
- ROTMetro 4y agoReally? They have been saying 'this year marked the first decline in China's population' for 30 years? Because that is what China stated this year. Also that they had over reported their population by 100 million. For 30 years you say... huh, I must of missed that.