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You know, regardless of your stance, as long as you're a "decent human being" the news about Iran and Saudi Arabia resuming diplomatic ties should be taken as positive news, its not really up for debate imo.
And yet what do you see from the West?
This is the biggest geopolitical development of the week and outlets like Foreign Policy magazine have yet to write about it.
Other outlets can only moan about how it was a diplomatic coup and China stepping into America's territory.
Like this is petty, it would be embarassing for us if Chinese diplomats and Hu Xijin ran their mouths like this at an American achievement, Americans should be categorically ashamed of themselves for exhibiting this attitude towards a major milestone for peace.
But they are right about one thing, this is a new reality they'll have to get used to. The world has already been bi/multipolar economically for years now, increasingly its becoming one in technology, and as of yesterday, it just became so diplomatically. All that's left for Washington is finance, military, and culture. The clock is ticking and Chinese are patient.
However, just because Chinese are reserved and patient, doesn't mean we can't come out with outbursts of pride every now and then. And just as @siegecrossbow said, yesterday was one of the proudest I've felt as a Chinese in years.
And yet what do you see from the West?
This is the biggest geopolitical development of the week and outlets like Foreign Policy magazine have yet to write about it.
Other outlets can only moan about how it was a diplomatic coup and China stepping into America's territory.
Like this is petty, it would be embarassing for us if Chinese diplomats and Hu Xijin ran their mouths like this at an American achievement, Americans should be categorically ashamed of themselves for exhibiting this attitude towards a major milestone for peace.
But they are right about one thing, this is a new reality they'll have to get used to. The world has already been bi/multipolar economically for years now, increasingly its becoming one in technology, and as of yesterday, it just became so diplomatically. All that's left for Washington is finance, military, and culture. The clock is ticking and Chinese are patient.
However, just because Chinese are reserved and patient, doesn't mean we can't come out with outbursts of pride every now and then. And just as @siegecrossbow said, yesterday was one of the proudest I've felt as a Chinese in years.
