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It's aimed at improving our national defense capabilities and has nothing to do with so-called militarization. hong lei

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We have a long coastline and vast sea areas under our jurisdiction... It is a sacred duty of the Chinese armed forces to safeguard maritime security, sovereignty over territorial seas and the maritime rights of the country." yujun yang

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One of the greatest untold secrets of history is that the 'modern world' in which we live is a unique synthesis of Chinese and Western ingredients. Possibly more than half of the basic inventions and discoveries upon which the 'modern world' rests come from China. And yet few people know this. Why? The Chinese themselves are as ignorant of this fact as Westerners. From the seventeenth century onwards, the Chinese became increasingly dazzled by European technological expertise, having experienced a period of amnesia regarding their own achievements. When the Chinese were shown a mechanical clock by Jesuit missionaries, they were awestruck. They had forgotten that it was they who had invented mechanical clocks in the first place! robert temple

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The closer you get to China, the more the unpleasant side of it gets revealed... The Uyghurs. You certainly do not hear much about them, because the press is hushed up. In fact, the distrust is so great that Uyghurs do not even bother talking much to Chinese authorities in any meaningful way. Sure you hear about racism in the U.S. and racial crimes, but blacks, whites, Asians, et cetera, are on speaking terms to resolve issues. You do not have that trust in Han and Uyghur relations... China is very corrupt. Intellectual property theft is pretty bad there, not to mention corruption amongst local managers, who are not up to par in business practices with their international peers. All of this will repel people from China and you do not have to be a political scientist to realize this. All of this will defeat any silly propaganda attempt on the part of the CCP, or rather, soft power. bio yook

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