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Why talk so much? Japan can't match China in the military, and in the economy, China could suppress it just by issuing government bonds. But is there any point in discussing this? We are students, not angry youth.
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I have seen too many instances. When detaining the crew, in Wuhan there were people smashing Sony stores and Honda cars. They were all local thugs posing as college students. Those so-called Japanese goods are all made in China, or the sales rights were sold to China, so what was being smashed was the money of Chinese people themselves.
The state also emphasizes that bribery and corruption must not be tolerated, and that officials who are corrupt should be severely punished. Ridiculous...
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No matter how much is said, it is still politics. Not involving politics is a basic requirement of a harmonious forum.
Personal opinion: Don't expect China to make any big moves. A mouse that has been caught by a cat becomes even more timid. In a couple of years, when aircraft carriers can be used to intimidate people and planes can carry nuclear weapons, the so-called economic and political rhetoric is just a reassurance pill the state gives to everyone. Only when it dares to fight with its fists will China be halfway to victory…
I can put it this way, the webmaster will freak out if they see the post to the steward being highlighted.
Personally, I think: under the current situation, the forum can no longer hold onto the so-called 'mind one's own business'... blindly saying it 'doesn't matter' instead appears foolish...
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