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Hey guys sound like some of you are having fun trading insults. Seriously, a person can always learn something from another person (even if that person is less intelligent than you according to your perception or assessment). So, it's the same thing for a country. The question is do you want...

<Except for Burma and Cambodia Tailand is considered as a friendly SE country to have good access to Chinese weapons.> Yes, Thailand is an oddball. Thailand receives weapons from the US and China but more from the US. It's interesting that China is supplying weapons to both Myanmar (Burma)...

Hong Kong, China &#8212; China&#8217;s success in establishing a &#8220;strategic partnership&#8221; with Southeast Asian countries has relied heavily on its effective diplomacy with Indonesia, which it has pursued diligently in recent years. Indonesia had a strong anti-China policy in the...

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<Indians are not europeans.> But in the US they like to refer themselves as black europeans. <Buddha was Indian and you asians chines japanese koreans worship Buddha means your worship Indians...> Many things are incorrect about this statement: 1. The Republic of India exists only in 1947...

<i thought they have mastered shaolin soccer> Good point there. They should incorporate or inject some of the shaolin moves into the soccer team. China's history on soccer: This sport is very famous all around the world and there are historical evidences that the manner of kicking of a ball...

<with all due respect this is not related to defense and hence-pointless> Yes, it does, now it's the time for the Jawans to do a surprise attack on the PLA to recover AC. The PLA moral is LOW (no opportunity to win a World Cup). China spent so much money on its soccer team and it's only ranked...

China may be the world's most populous country and its new sporting powerhouse -- winning the most gold medals at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing. But its prowess at soccer is lamentable. China is ranked 84th in soccer's world standings, just ahead of Mozambique. Chinese are huge soccer...

<Or will Google realize that it is not above the law?> Google is not above the law and f&ck Google (should leave China for not complying). Google's got problem with Germany, Canada, Australia, etc. US double standard: The U.S. government, hell-bent at trampling over citizen's rights in order...

Aha, my suspicion is correct that Kan is a Chinese last name. Read the article below: It’s well established that Japan is a melting pot of ethnicities from around Asia and Micronesia, even as far as Siberia. Japan’s new prime minister, Naoto Kan, may be the latest reminder of this...

<Did you find metal chopsticks in Korea?> At LG cafeteria, the dinnerware/tableware is made of stainless steel.

<where is the link for the original post i smell times of india ''Pakistan, which receives a lot of financial assistance from China'' care to shed a light on this please> You have a good sense of smell. Here is the link: China involves Pak in cross-border trade to internationalize Yuan -...

<As of now - Not Possible> Primarily resistance from the West. Big hurdles remain for the Chinese. Making the yuan freely convertible is one: Major central banks would be loath to hold any large sums of any currency—the purest definition of a reserve currency—if they could not sell or trade...

<Btw are you a language student?> Not by a long shot.

<. The Koreans liked to have chopsticks in metal, which are often made in flat tip.> Yes, it's stainless steel. <These two are both located to the east of China.> The capital of Japan is Tokyo -> translation East Capital. I suppose in pin yin is Dongjing.

BEIJING: China is entering into a new and powerful form of relationship with Pakistan. It has decided to allow Pakistan to participate in cross-border trade using the Chinese Yuan as the base currency in dealing with the western Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. The central government in...

<not sure about korea... i think they're very americanized.> Yes, if you refer to US soldiers roaming around in Seoul. Here is an interesting finding in SK: Generally: Chinese chopsticks are round and Japanese chopsticks are round and pointed at the bottom. Guess, the shape of the Korean...

WTF? Cry baby again? Please give me money my economy is fucked up.

<1. 200-300 nukes vs 5000, who loses? and who gets injured but gets back up?> Where did you get the info that China has 200-300 nukes (this is what's published but with caveat)? The fact is no one knows how many nukes China has. You can calculate the devastation of 300 x 5mt nukes and 5000...