Recognize Chinese Civilizational Superpower: US scholar

[SinoChallenger]

So the next "superpower" itself cannot build even the hull for an ACC yet?

Mate, we build LNG tankers and container vessels. Second largest civilian shipbuilder in fact.

Military grade aircraft carrier with a high degree of compartmentalization and much stronger support is more specialized. Rome was not built in a day. You don't want to start building something prematurely..... f*ck up and and then start over again (though I know one nation who would totally do just that).

Let's just put it this way: China is moving much faster than 99% of the West realizes.

Which? Please, enlighten me

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

Which? Please, enlighten me

We will complete one around 2020.

Chinese space station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Audio]

stop dodging...which space station?
I wont comment on the building part much, lets just say you are the cheapest and thats why you got to where you are.

I have no doubt you are moving at a high speed but everyone starting from 0 has a high acceleration from the start.

 

[Yeti]

Chinese people are smart and focused on their goals in life due to solid family structure and discipline from young age by parents. The emphasis on education and hard work is what will make the 21st century belong to us Asians.

 

[Audio]

We will complete one around 2020.

Chinese space station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

He was talking in present tense, not future. I will build a death ray in 2020..and ill make a wiki page for it now. See how silly it sounds?

And erm..it all looks very Soyuz-ish. China has been long known for innovation

After the video posted by sinochallenged- buddy, its 1 module, even wiki says its a space lab intended for short stays for 3 crew...welcome to where the US was in the 60's-you made a space docking.
Google ISS for a true space station. Thanks

 

[VCheng]

He was talking in present tense, not future. I will build a death ray in 2020..and ill make a wiki page for it now. See how silly it sounds?

And erm..it all looks very Soyuz-ish. China has been long known for innovation

With your death ray and my teleportation machine, we can rule the world in 2020!

 

[SinoChallenger]

stop dodging...which space station?
I wont comment on the building part much, lets just say you are the cheapest and thats why you got to where you are.

I have no doubt you are moving at a high speed but everyone starting from 0 has a high acceleration from the start.

Tiangong is a space station..... you are aware that real-life space stations look like lego pieces with solar panels..... not like something out of Star Wars or Star Trek right?

 

[Audio]

With your death ray and my teleportation machine, we can rule the world in 2020!

Im hoping you are a tanned gorgeous beauty from Pakistan <3

Tiangong is a space station..... you are aware that real-life space stations look like lego pieces with solar panels..... not like something out of Star Wars or Star Trek right?

Noooo...ISS is shaped like a death star ! And its cannon is aimed at Beijing. Hazaa

But if you want to call 1 container of 70's Soviet era technology a station, then by all means...

 

[harpoon]

Chinese people are smart and focused on their goals in life due to solid family structure and discipline from young age by parents. The emphasis on education and hard work is what will make the 21st century belong to us Asians.

Also you need free thinkers.

 

[FairAndUnbiased]

Im hoping you are a tanned gorgeous beauty from Pakistan <3



Noooo...ISS is shaped like a death star ! And its cannon is aimed at Beijing. Hazaa

But if you want to call 1 container of 70's Soviet era technology a station, then by all means...

I'm sure ISS is extremely sophisticated looking and beautiful. That's why it depends on Russian rockets to supply it.

 

[r3alist]

I hope they continue to ignore China's rise. We need to follow Deng's 24 character strategy (&#20919;&#38745;&#35266;&#23519;, &#31449;&#31283;&#33050;&#36319;, &#27785;&#30528;&#24212;&#20184;, &#38892;&#20809;&#20859;&#26214;, &#21892;&#20110;&#23432;&#25305;, &#32477;&#19981;&#24403;&#22836 and maintain a low profile. I've been worried lately by the high-profile incidents.

Well said, china does not need to be an imitator of us imperialism, this article is trying to reinforce that notion, but the Chinese are too wise to fall for that trap, right now china is in the process if revitalising it's rich civilisation and rightfully so.

 

[Raphael]

Haha, of course. If I can generalize, US imperialism in the Middle East is mainly driven by Jews, and elsewhere by corporations. We have Jews in China (Kaifeng Jews) but they are very nice, not dominant like Ashkenazi Jews. And corporations are subordinate to the government, not the other way around like in America. In this sense, I think we can continue our sensible non-interventionist policies.

 

[PteX]

While it is true that China will surpass the economy of the US(Unless any dramatic changes occur), the US will still be the only superpower in the world for another decade at least.
There still won't be country in the world as powerful (Culturally and Militarily) as the US for another decade after that.

Chinese economy and GDP is great but the USA does not have 1.4 billion people to control and satisfy.
Also, there is that thing that China is surrounded by hostile nations who are major USA allies.

That all being said, the Chinese people are very intelligent and hard working and i do hope with their rising economy they will make this world a better place.

 

[fallstuff]

Good article. Interesting view point.

I a sure this kind of analysis are provided to the leadership, what they do with that is whole different story.

Article from WSJ,

China's unexpected progress in developing supercomputers, the brains of modern science and an engine of economic development, has caused an outbreak of anxiety over the past two years in the U.S., which has long been the field's undisputed leader. China's advances in computing have been critical to its ability to build spacecraft and advanced warplanes and to its growing prowess in genetics. China overtook Japan in 2010 as the number two investor in research and development, according to Battelle Memorial Institute, a Columbus, Ohio, research outfit. Though China remains well behind the U.S. in R&D spending, it is gaining ground.

But a closer look at China's supercomputers reveals a program that is far less of a threat to U.S. technological dominance than commonly believed. Chinese researchers say decisions about how supercomputers are used are often made by local politicians more interested in local development projects than breakthrough technology.

China's Not-So-Super Computer Program - WSJ.com

 

[VCheng]

Im hoping you are a tanned gorgeous beauty from Pakistan <3
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Funny, but I was hoping for you to be a tall buxom blonde from California!

While it is true that China will surpass the economy of the US(Unless any dramatic changes occur), the US will still be the only superpower in the world for another decade at least.
There still won't be country in the world as powerful (Culturally and Militarily) as the US for another decade after that.

Chinese economy and GDP is great but the USA does not have 1.4 billion people to control and satisfy.
Also, there is that thing that China is surrounded by hostile nations who are major USA allies.

That all being said, the Chinese people are very intelligent and hard working and i do hope with their rising economy they will make this world a better place.

Now here is a cogent post I can agree with.