China’s airlines will need 8,700 new planes in next 20 years, Boeing says, costing US$1.47 trillion

[letsrock]

LOL, now we are writing posts without any evidence. Allow me to tell you what we did for India. Back in the 90's, this was discussed with India's PM Rao and Clinton to create a strategic alliance between the two countries. Since then, the dotcom boom came and massive amounts of Indian talent was brought into the US. If the US wanted to, it could've spent a few billion to train Americans on IT stuff but it wanted to stand by India. Today, there is almost $ 200 billion (much more unaccounted for due to small mid-sized) goes through the system due to that strategic alliance. That IT sector investments in India has established her (high paying, average salary $ 100K in US and $ 4000 in India). When you shell out a few trillions for an ally to establish their economy, you'll have a strong ally with you. It's easy to put in $ 10 billion and then suck that money out like blood with interest rates, principle and then putting restrictions on ONLY putting Chinese labor to work.

This is WHY not one nation would go to war with China. Take a look at WWII and post WWII, the US will always have allies and now, even stronger with UK, Australia, India, Vietnam, etc. Not ONE nation around the SCS is happy with China outside of North Korea (LOL). This is what happens when you use your investments to ONLY benefit you and treat the partner nation as a colony.

you really beleive us buys 200 billion dollar software services from india? if thats true you think trump would be quiet about it ? he made noise even for slight trade advantage india has goods export. You need to understand software invoicing. The actual money that goes to india is around $25 billion usd.

 

[nang2]

Oh, sorry. My English is very poor. My mother tongue is Chinese.

You know those words perfectly well. You just purposely mix them up to accuse some people of colonizing. That is dishonest.