Why is it so important for China to embrace western culture? what western culture has to offer, except jingoism, sabre rattling, colonisation, wars, zero sum? Can't even control Covid-19 in their own country, because they are so full of themselves!??. But envious of China's excellent achievements of controlling the pandemic. Don't forget, despite US and other lackeys criticism, China deliver PPE to numerous countries including the US of A. not to mention sending teams of medical experts and PPE to Africa and other countries all over the world, big or small, and held online discussions and disseminations of information with medical experts around the world. Some western lying politicians openly blamed China for late dissemination of info, that is a total wanton lie spread to discredit China of its timely control of the pandemic. They should check the timeline of the spread. Science, not politics will determine the source of Covid -19, and time will tell. Western countries should learn from China, not the other way round!
China need a new geopolitical Doctrine ?
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Why is it so important for China to embrace western culture? what western culture has to offer, except jingoism, sabre rattling, colonisation, wars, zero sum? Can't even control Covid-19 in their own country, because they are so full of themselves!??. But envious of China's excellent achievements of controlling the pandemic. Don't forget, despite US and other lackeys criticism, China deliver PPE to numerous countries including the US of A. not to mention sending teams of medical experts and PPE to Africa and other countries all over the world, big or small, and held online discussions and disseminations of information with medical experts around the world. Some western lying politicians openly blamed China for late dissemination of info, that is a total wanton lie spread to discredit China of its timely control of the pandemic. They should check the timeline of the spread. Science, not politics will determine the source of Covid -19, and time will tell. Western countries should learn from China, not the other way round!
Have you ever wondered, even for a fleeting moment, why there were no direct access to Google, Facebook, Fox news, etc when you lived there for a year as you claimed? Why every NGO and religious setup must be registered? China doesn't fully control what's going on outside her borders, but only within hers, in all depth, width and scope, bar none .
A mouse can't lecture a lion how to roar.
Glad President Xi is taking my advice and not yours. Good night. look I'm not answering your questions, because we are talking in circles here. You have your opinion , I have my opinion. Let's just agree to disagree. Either way it doesn't matter what I think or what you think. How Xi wants to lead the country is his prerogative.
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You can't answer my questions because you don't have answers, tidalwave/adiru, just like you don't show evidence because you don't have any. Nobody listens to your advice, not online, and not in life. China always fosters close relationships with any countries that are willing and don't have ridiculous strings attached. It's better to have meetings like this than to not, but what did this meeting actually achieve? Any dollar sign in trade (maybe there was, and that wouldn't be surprising), or any German investment and contribution to Chinese tech? Shaking hands is fine and dandy but where is the meat in that meeting?
You have your opinion, which changes with every account, and every real member here shares mine.
But finally, you're honest about one thing:
"Im not an expert in semiconductor..."
Chinese semiconductor industry
Hmm ok, that makes more sense. ASML quotes their machines at 38nm resolution, which is single exposure resolution. If we assume that ssa800 can achieve a single exposure of around 38 or 40nm (depending on Numerical aperture and wet immersion), Theoretically assuming good overlay performance, 7nm...
www.sinodefenceforum.com
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Well, the silver lining with the HK situation is that under Trump's administration, the U.S. used the HK bullet they had but can't ever use it again after China's security law. Maybe Trump used it to try and gain a trade war advantage, but a different U.S. administration might have used the HK bullet (i.e. ignite riots at will) during another more crucial time for China.
HK has always been problematic for China and i'm sure the CCP is well aware of this. HK'ers protest everything and a large scale protest happens every few years. China has effectively put it's foot down this time and stopped it once and for all.
US doesn't see China as a partner but almost as an enemy, period. It doesn't matter what China does. The best thing is to be strong so that you can have other options. You invoke "logic" but you are ignoring some facts.
If EU is smart (or any country for that matter) and logical they would choose the best thing for their people. In most of cases it will be more trade/wealth/collaboration and not some meaningless confrontation. Recent Japanese move not joining US regarding HK law is a clear example. Same with Germany not doing anything regarding Huawei or Merkel not going to G7 in USA.
Also, PPP is a more accurate way to compare economic size/markets.
China needs to dissolve itself like Russia but even after that, since Chinese are not white, it will *not* be enough
Arrogance doesn't make one a "lion." If you think China "fully controls" everything within its borders, then the only "mouse" here is the one living in your head. No country "fully controls" everything within its borders, and I can give you specific examples of dissidence I personally witnessed, if you wish. And by the way, any kid with a grade school understanding of the internet can get around blocked content. You can't block the flow of hostile propaganda from infiltrating your borders, especially for those who actively seek it.
There's no doubt that Trump has done so much damage to US policy that in future history books on America, Trump will get his own chapter lolz. Although, I wouldn't credit Trump for making these policy decisions. Like all 'presidents' he is a mere puppet of the military-industrial-financial complex, and yet a good representation of his society.
The Koreans are probably too self-aggrandizing. Many Asians are now boycotting Kpop.
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