How Is China Shaping The New World Order?
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Hej 😻
the historic silk road didn't just went through Tibet.
Edit: 27:55 Honestly, this is urban hellscape.
Chinese xi jinping president EVIL
we be lucky if they don't profit from war the way the USA has
your research is entirely bias and eurocentric. you can't talk about world trade history without talking about the Arabs. it is a joke to discuss China and world trade as if it only started with European trader. the Arab were the one that started the maritime trade in Asia, which is why so many Southeast Asian countries are muslim. Zhenghe sail his chinese fleet as far as the horn of Africa. and had made primilage to Mecca. China exposure to global trade start with the muslim, not the european.
and with regard to COP26, the real sticking point was never about payment, it was about quota, and European tried to create a secret deal based on pollution per GDP. China and India was well as the rest of the world wanted it to be based on per capita so every human being would share the responsibility EQUALLY. because if you limit pollution per GDP, than Europe would have an unfair right to pollute more while the developing world would not be able to grow their GDP, that was what result in 130 countries walking out on the European.
finally, the characterisation of China not wanting to join the establish international order is a lie. US veto providing China with stake in the IMF, so China has no choice but to build it own system. the same thing happened to Japan which is why the Japanese created ADB. by limited asian countries stake in "international" institution, it is US that destroyed the international order by hoarding power for itself. and we have to recognise these fact.
what Obama talk about being a "freeloader" of is security. and why China does not support US on this is because China just doesn't believe bombing other countries is good for anyone's security. NATO's disasterous withdraw in afghanistan prove China is right to object to interventionalism. interventionalism is wrong and it never work. Obama made a big mistake bombing Libya, why would China want to join in bombing an innocent country and allowing it to become a lawless state? you have to stop reporting like you are writing western propaganda and learn to see what is actually happening in the world.
the rest of the world is not blind, we maybe denied a voice to speak on western media. we maybe "invisible" to the western world, but WE EXIST IN THIS WORLD, AND WE ARE THE MAJORITY. going down the path of self dellusion will destroy the west, the west enemies isn't us, it is itself. you cannot live the world living a lie. I hope you can wake up and see what the real world see...
comments full of "China is about to collapse" people 🤣
They have been saying “china will collapse” for the past 60 years 😂😂😂😂
@@PurpleDoritos666 you won’t crash but you won’t be the geopolitical superpower you should be either. The forefront of civilization is and has been in the west for 500 years.
The only reason china is what it is today is because it opened up to western advancement and adopted free-ish market policies.
@@johnyoung4163The history of China is a history of national splendor. What is different about the current strong nationalism of the Chinese people is that it permeates the whole society, because it attracts unprecedented numbers of people. It is no longer a phenomenon that is essentially limited to students. At the beginning of this century, it was students who became the pioneers of the Kuomintang and the Chinese Communist Party. Chinese nationalism has now become a mass phenomenon that is determining the way of thinking in the world's most populous country.
This way of thinking has deep historical roots. History has conditioned the Chinese elite to think that China is the natural center of the world. In fact, the Chinese word "China" means "Central Kingdom", which expresses the idea that China is at the center of world affairs and emphasizes the importance of national unity. This idea also means that its influence radiates from the center to the periphery in different levels. Therefore, China, as the center, wants others to respect it.
Moreover, since ancient times, populous China has always had a unique and proud civilization. This civilization is extremely advanced in all aspects: philosophy, culture, art, social management skills, technological inventions and political power. The Chinese cannot forget that until about 1600 AD, China was the world leader in agricultural productivity, industrial inventions and living standards. Unlike European and Islamic civilizations, which have nurtured about seventy-five nations, China has been a single nation for most of its history. At the time of the Declaration of Independence, the United States had a population of more than 200 million and was the world's leading manufacturing power.
From this point of view, then, China's fall from glory and the humiliations it has suffered over the past 150 years are an aberration, a blasphemy against Chinese characteristics, and a humiliation to every Chinese individual. This humiliation must be purged and the perpetrators should be punished. The main perpetrators are Britain, Japan, Russia, and the United States. Their crimes vary in degree: Britain launched the Opium Wars and shamelessly belittled China afterwards; Japan has launched predatory wars for a long century, causing great suffering to the Chinese people, but Japan has not repented of this; Russia has continued to encroach on China's northern territories, and Stalin has been domineering and completely ignored the self-esteem of the Chinese people; and finally, the United States has become an obstacle to China's foreign ambitions through its presence in Asia and its support for Japan.
China believes that two of the four powers have already been punished by history. Britain is no longer an empire, and the American flag has been permanently lowered in Hong Kong, closing a particularly painful chapter. Russia remains a neighbor, but its status and reputation have been greatly reduced, and its territory has been greatly reduced. Therefore, only the United States and Japan pose the most serious problems for China. China will define its regional and global role to the greatest extent in terms of its interaction with these two countries.
However, this definition depends first on how China itself evolves and how powerful an economic and military power it actually becomes. In this regard, the forecast for China is generally promising, although not without some major uncertainties and constraints. The rate of China's economic growth and the scale of foreign investment in China are among the highest in the world. The conventional forecast based on these two statistics is that in about twenty years, China will become a global power, with a power roughly equal to that of the United States and Europe (assuming that Europe has both deepened and expanded). China's GDP has now far exceeded that of Russia and is likely to far exceed that of Japan by then. This economic development will enable China to acquire a strong military power of a scale that will frighten all its neighbors, even those geographically distant but opposed to China's development.
The return of Hong Kong and Macau to China, and perhaps the eventual reunification of Taiwan with the mainland, will further strengthen China, and the Greater China that will emerge will not only become the dominant country in the Far East, but also a first-class world power.
--Brzezinski, The Grand Chessboard
yea...they say this while complain about the tech and green energy advances of CN. how hypocritical
@@havencat9337 lol who is saying all this exactly?
By studying history this doesn't feel like anything new
China has always been the top dog(economically)either being #1 or being #2 to India which was like China always an economic power
Now both are on the rise so this thing seems alot more "natural" imo
It's interesting to see that we all have such similar problems (🇺🇸🇫🇷🇮🇹🇹🇷) eg. Low fertility rate, low economic growth, dissappearance of Fammily, atomization of society, economist bubble bursts, global warming, desertification, economic inequality. We are not that different neither in our issues neither in our vices.
Humans are all the same
Hmmmmmmmmmmm, currently;
-Chinese property sector, which accounts for 30% of GDP, is crashing.
-Exports and imports, accounting for 37% GDP, are down.
-Foreign investment is falling over 90% compared to it's peak in 2018.
-Foreign visitors are down 96% compared to the pre-pandemic level in 2019.
-Consumer prices are experiencing deflation.
-Youth unemployment hits over 21%, a record.
-It's fast shrinking workforce is 10 years old than neighboring countries.
Still, China keeps reporting outrageous GDP numbers.
*China will be lucky if it can avoid a Great Depression CCP Style ;)
The property crash is an intentional result of Chinese policy to lower housing prices and reduce building.
Exports and FDI are due to sanctions, and imports being down is in some ways beneficial, the chip war being the main issue. I expect exports to pick back up in the second half of the decade and Chinese solar panels begin being exported.
Deflation is again partially intentional.
Youth unemployment is not homogeneous, and mainly effects rural uneducated youth and woman who are being pushed to have kids instead of work.
I agree China has substantial issues, the aging demographic key among them, but they used the demographic well to create a surplus of infrastructure, housing, and renewable energy going forward. I expect them to enter a recession in the next year, but I don't expect anything near a depression.
Most likely they will be importing north Koreans to work for them. China already pretty much controls the hermit kingdom
@tombouie in America homeless every city, thousands Unemploymenr and layoffs, crime rates are high, mass shooting are normal
@@neolithictransitrevolution427always good to have the outlier report.
Based and badass pilled
How successful the erasure of Spain from history has been. European merchants and traders are mentioned, the Portuguese the Dutch the English and even the French although they were pretty much absent from Asia and totally residual.
But no mention of the most important power at the time, the one that dwarfed the others altogether.
The Spanish empire was the biggest geopolitical entity during three centuries from 16th to 18th, the first spanning five continents, 20 million square kilometers and over 60 million people, the first to have a currency widely accepted even in China as early as the 17th century and with plentiful commercial relationship with Asia.
History is a geopolitical weapon and losers get their history written by their enemies or even erased all together, "damnatio memoriae" as the Romans said.
Unfortunately, Empires has a limited time to rule history and has proved that over and over again,time for a new world order because there are to many poor people in the world not by choice but because of greed and the exploitation of resources .
@@hubreydavid7864 I do not complain about history running its course and empire's reaching their end, that's nothing but natural. I am complaining about the distortion and outright erasure of important chunks of world History from the common knowledge.
Without spain there would be no globalisation.
Not important
@@craigimeNot important? How's a world influencing empire not important in shaping the modern world? I hope you're just joking about that.
Qing is pronounced “ching” not “king”
Qi = “chi”
Xi = “she”
Zhou “zjoe”
...tian...he...deng...etc. (I stopped listening) all mispronounced.
A professional communicator that doesn't care about clarity-much less about doing a good job.
@@NeidlichesSchwert True, but let's all agree that pinyin did a terrible job trying to convey phonetics
"Managed Democracy" -- for real!
Autocracies always rot. May be slow, may be fast...but it is inevitable.
Name a major economy that's not an autocracy
That's why the US is falling?
I mean their next election is an old guy with dementia against a lunatic carrot
@@shafsteryellow USA, UK, Germany, South Korea is not autocracies
@@The_Joker_1940 They secretly are. They are oligarchies composed of an inner circle of career politicians, bankers, and business leaders. The people have suffrage but their opinions are all heavily manipulated by homegrown propaganda, and their votes don't make any significant impact on the directions their countries are going in. Germany and South Korea are also client kingdoms. They're rulers' legitimacy isn't solely determined by their voters, but also by appeasing the US. These examples are a far cry from any semblance of real democracy.
And democracies arent? Look at the USA.
"Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere" v2
They wouldn't borrow a name created by the Japanese though.
Chinese president EVIL TRUE
Greater World Co-prosperity, wise guy.
@@kuanged Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere With Chinese Characteristics Since Ancient Times
@@ShadowPhoenixMaximus It's better than the US' foreign policy of expanding unilateral American power across the world to extract resources from weak nations, stifle fair competition, and creating regime change.
One of the best channels I have ever encountered. Keep on that amazing work man.
another wumao hahaha losers
3 reasons basically. Debt, debt and debt.
Debt for others, debt for themselves and debt through creative bookkeeping.
Useless Western tricks of slavery. 😂😂😂😂
Debt trap diplomacy is myth and long-debunked
It's a good thing America doesn't have debt like that. 😄
@@vulpo they have like trillions dollar in debt
@@tiglishnobody8750 So do we!
一三五報道中國崩潰，二四六報道中國威脅，週末愉快🎉
I think USA actions after the presidential elections will also help determine is the old world order continues or not by determining if it decides to keep current allies (especially developed countries in Europe and Asia) close or pushes them away (into China’s influence).
The old, postwar international system is defunct. The UN is a failure and the Geneva Conventions are violated daily. China may inherit a new world order in disarray. Hegemons not only make rules, but they have to step up and enforce them.
It's over, deal with it. There will be a rules-based coalition, but that's it. No more trying - or caring - to convert the rest of the world. If you want to run with China, have at it. No loss for us.
I think us is done and u should get over ur self for once and for all. The world has had enough of u.s
Its not that simple, you are referring not to vote trump
@@romanempire7170 if that guy wants to bring back isolationism at the time when other major powers are turning to aggressive expansionism, you know that this man is mad.
Shoutout to Xi Jinping.
Best comedian of our time.
😂
What? at 27:00 you argue that a big population causes unemployment? What nonsense is that.
These people have always thought themselves better than everyone else, despite repeatedly having been proven the contrary.
"Soon."
2 more weeks
You forgot to meantion the Chinese style (although in reality the communist style) creative book keeping.
For every Athens, there is a Sparta. For every Carthage, there is a Rome.
Insofar as history repeating itself goes, I hope that this time we get it right.
Where is Gordon Chang?
China absolutely does not have food security, what are you talking about? China imports nearly all of its fertilizer which is the only way it is able to maintain its agricultural sector.
It's a Xi quote. Not terribly well done, I made the same mistake. It's a looong quote
first 26 seconds the clean / green gnd/nwo is not green at all. It's a scam to entrap the world in malpractice and smart slavery. The california drought was visibly Engineered 2012 - 2022. And still is w/the glaring bright white sun patent fake clean energy weapon It's been a nightmare. Message to the world: Please stop supporting anything smart / fake green.
@@jeffwen9965 他们根本不懂我们为什么要买他们的粮食 😂
China exports three times as much fertilizer as they import. All they would need to do to be self sufficient is stop trading with India and Brazil. But there's no reason for them to do this since they can import cheaply from Russia and Canada.
@@gsyoou大部分制作成动物饲料了
It’s time for greater North American cooperation and integration 🇨🇦🇺🇸🇵🇷🇲🇽
You mean to make the North American Union (NAU)
Plus Cuba
@@catinbootsnow4267 I’d like that but when I say integration I mean a Confederation or federation of states or nations, I think this new nation would be too big to add anyone else, but I do favor an economic union or E.U for the rest of the North American states (including Cuba of course) and the new colossal nation.
@@iamaloafofbread8926 A union of states? Yes!
I guess I'd accept a union of nations also but it wouldn't be as cool or powerful.
Ah! The infamous CUM union.
I think they are a bit too ambitious and too confident in their ability to achieve said ambitions for theor own nation's sake. See the belt and road initiative.
Just be normal china, seek good relations with your neighbours and more distant partners, trade and be nice and we will all benefit. In today's world is better if all play nice and we all benefit from our mutual trade and cooperation.
There is no "they". It is Xi Jinping, who lost connection with reality, you can see how power is ruining him while he is in a military parade and look to the soldiers. ruclips.net/video/iHd_6a2iCq4/видео.htmlsi=nat0NfHle0heSTdT&t=346
Will the world allow China to continue to be the freerider, as China used to be? Will China even allow itself to be?
The “good relations” between America and China used to be like this: China sells goods to America, America pays in US dollars, China buys technology with (some of its) US dollars, and China buys US national debt with its remaining US dollars. Can China still buy technology as before? Can America borrow from China as before? 😨
That's the myth of the Western led order. Trade is warfare my friend. China, in order to sustain its economic growth has to expand outwardly.
CCP uses economic growth as an evidence for its right to rule, and in order to continue the economic growth, it must use whatever it has to gain advantage over others ex: securing mining rights in Africa, dominating the green energy market in Europe, subduing its neighbors like the Philippines for maritime resources and access to trade routes.
Back in the early 19th century, the Americans subdued the British Imperial market through free trade. The Americans put tariffs on British goods, empowered their own industries, and eventually they competed with the British in their own markets.
Instead of putting tariffs on American goods, the British did nothing, which eventually led to the American world order.
they cant, they are liars and cheats
@@kobalt6927 you can't be a communist if you assert your success by capitalist metrics
Human rights are violated by Azerbaijan,but Western states keep dealing with it in order to gain cheap oil and gas
Maybe you are too young to remember when everyone thought Japan would surpass the USA as the world biggest economy 😂
That's cope.
@@J_X999 Back in the day everyone thought it, that's why I laugh in the face of everyone that says : China is gonna be the next world super power, yeah right.
@@roymarron7622 literally no one says that anymore, keep coping.
Wait, I thought China was one of the largest food importers in the world? That's why it was stockpiling grains from the international market during Ukraine's blockade. That and gas/oil are it's two greatest vulnerabilities?
Edit: it was a Xi quote.
It's also the largest food exporter and the 5th largest energy producer
He was quoting Xi. That’s is not his claim.
@@Ba1aamsdonkeyyou right, lord that's a long quote though
China is nation that's strengths are mostly fictional.
It's GDP is fictional. Studies have shown that the Chinese GDP is probably 60% of the official number, not that stops media from reporting the official number as fact not fiction.
The size of It's population is also another fiction. Tje real size of China's population is 100 to 300 MILLION people fewer than the official number and China ceased being the world's most populous nation a decade ago. Not that stops media from again reporting the official number as fact.
Another major CCP tactic is if it can't hide how bad an issue has become they just stop collecting data and publishing data on it. Youth unemployment is a prime example of this. They just stopped gathering that data... problem solved.
All of this is indicative of a the Chinese obsession with saving face. It is also why China is in reality a train wrecked of a nation that I personally am not concerned about in global strategic concerns.
Nice to have your Voice back Mr. Walas!
Polish man my beloved 😻Thanks for another banger video ( i already know its a banger)
Is autocratic China democratic? Yes, but well actually, no. Lol.
一党专政的中国就是民主的，有什么问题吗？
China is meritocratic with socialist values and free market guided by socialist principles
nice video as always
The People's Republic has never isolated itself from the international order... Unless you exclude the Soviet Bloc and the third world from the “international” order.
I used to think 21 century will be Chinese age. However I changed my thought that they are at their zenith of power. If China managed to become hegemony, world will fall into dark age of human values.
Agreed, I think that India is the sleeping giant
I think we'll see a second strengthing of China as their renewable roll out plateaus and they being exporting massive quantities of Solar and Wind. Cheap Chinese solar will be very powerful across the MENA region and south Asia, and their energy independence will remove a major weakness of the economy.
@@philjameson292 if India can can it's sh*t together. They are, like China, aiming to use renewables to shoot forward with aggressive plans (in action) to build domestic supply chains. But the issue is they have no manufacturing outside of that, they are more energy import dependent than China, and franking they are still the r@pe capital of the world, outside cities the people are still very... Traditional. Which doesn't make for great social systems in the current era.
But if the renewable push works to build a high tech manufacturing sector, they have the world's best location for cheap renewable energy, and could see very low cost manufacturing between energy and labour cost.
China will have same future as Japan. They're following Japanese footsteps.
Chinese values are good. We don't tolerate wokeness, we value common sense and pragmatism, we value meritocracy, and we would rather make money than start wars.
It's just too hard to understand this guy at times.
"Human Rights" - as if the West gives a fuck anymore
I guarantee that all these China haters have never set foot in China 😂😂
Critique isn't hate. People are so defensive and thin skinned
I’ve been to Beijing in 2008, and I couldn’t see the natural (blue) sky; it’s just a never-ending cloud of smog.
Our guide (his name is Tony) also kept praising Chairman Mao over and over.
The food was good, and the countryside was pleasant.
But this was before Xi secured his third term and started reversing Deng’s policies, demanding that the limited freedoms that the CCP granted to cities like Hong Kong and Shanghai should be taken away and that China should return to Maoist-style rule.
@@CMY187 Dude, 2008? Then you should come to China again now.
I think regardless whether they like China or not, most people in the world agree that China has experienced fastest growing the world has ever seen in the past decades. Still, there're still people judging China today based on their experience in China more than 15 years ago!
If you really don't have time to go to Beijing again personally, at least you can tell how Beijing's sky looks like now by watching someone else's videos:
ruclips.net/video/vGUHK1zhTL8/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/Jsn8r8uboiM/видео.html
@@yangshujian No thanks. I have no intention of going anywhere near China ever again. Especially now that it’s the end of Deng’s policies of Free Economic Zones and under Xi, China is returning to Maoist rule of “Everything in the State.”
@@yangshujian No thanks. I’m never going to China ever again.
China did not lift anyone out of poverty, they just changed the definition of it. It is less than 2 dollars per day, chiense said no, its 1,5 dollars per day..
China is amazing country Thai is jsut propaganda
15:54 why did you get rid of the border beteeen Somalia 🇸🇴 and ethiopia?
Shang Di the God and mandator from heaven, can you beleive that most chinese are monotheista until the 1900 hundreds
Chinese generally tend to worship local gods and their ancestors more than anything else. Maybe there is always the high god above all lesser gods, but most Chinese really don't think about Shang Di all that often. That's more the job of the emperor and the imperial cult to placate the great and eldritch forces on behalf of the kingdom. Basically Chinese are polytheistic, roughly in the same way that Hindus are. One creator, many gods.
@@Rainbow_Oracle whos that one creator in hindusim 🤣😂🤦, imperial cult? using modern terms ? People practice whatever the king practices, and who are those many gods of Chinese? Yes that's why I said they are monotheistic until before world war 1, then they became communistic takeover by the Europeans
You are ignorant. Learn more before you say.
China has never been monotheistic. In the past, Chinese people believed in their ancestors. The gods in Chinese mythology are almost always real people who once existed. For example, the ancient Chinese believed that the emperor of Heaven was Shao Hao, the son of the Yellow Emperor, who was the chief of an ancient tribe. To this day, the Chinese call themselves the "descendants of the Yellow Emperor and the Yan Emperor," another tribal leader of the same period. Today, more than 92 percent of China's population is atheist. The majority of religious people are Uyghur and Hui Muslims and Tibetan Buddhists, while a small number believe in Taoism or Christianity.
We all know what the CCP means by its "consultative democracy" - Tiananmen Square
Lenin and Stalin and Cold War propaganda made us misinterpret communism. Essentially communism and liberalism are the same thing, radical and left. In contrast is the conservative traditional Orthodox, Evangelical, Confucian tradition. As an example, in the 1960s the British government thought the feminist movement was a Soviet plot. In the view of the Chinese reformists, they are not suppressing democracy and freedom in 1989; they see the march for democracy as a continuation of the previous far-left Maoist mirror image of mob politics, and that there is no difference between the two as they both bring the same kind of chaos to society.
What's never mentioned is the students in Tiananmen square were hard core communists against market reforms.
@@Kukura001 well if the CCP can't keep the money merry-go-round turning them they will soon find out what chaos is like
The way that CCP handled Covid is also a true reflection of their intent
Black life matter
Idk why my comment didn't post, but it's never mentioned the students killed in the square were actually hard line communists against market reforms. The US has killed a few communists to.
The blue area at 7:30 is when russia tried to keep japan off china even going far as putting Eastern russian fleet in port arthur(which got suprise attacked)
The amount of Chinese bots under any China related video is ridiculous lol
A measure of the CCP's fear.
not as many bots as outright bootlickers
What are you?
CIAdog
CIAbot
Really appreciate all the info! Makes me want to go back to school!
Hubert, I'm glad you're here!
The "wolf diplomacy"
You mean Wolf warrior diplomacy
@@tiglishnobody8750you mean Chinese Rambo diplomacy
@@tiglishnobody8750 no Wolf W@nker diplomacy
Wolf warrior and the forked tongues go well together 😂
crouching wolf, hidden bullshitter
Power must be divided small group of people "yt" cannot have it all.
hahahhaha what a load of shit 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wär ganz nett, wenn wir uns einfach vertragen könnten.
USA cant allow anyone to be equal, it recognizes only subjects, not friends. And countries that are part of US-led "civilized world" not allowed to have opinion differeent from USA.
Any countries not slaving to USA easily get along with China already (thats why so many countries want into BRICS+)
Who is going to fold first?
2:45 the silk route goes right through the himalaya?? Right 😂, it goes through the tarim basin to the north
27:40 In 1950s the average children per woman was 5. Generally 1 income supported 5 children, grandparents, and wife.
What is the problem with 1 old person needing support per 2 working people. when it used to be 2, plus wife and 5 children???
Answer: the black hole of wealth inequality, sucking out all wealth and increase in productivity that has been created since the 1950s.
The problem is not demographics. There are too many people, reduction by choice is good.
@@W_Bin crazy how the communists have the same problem for some weird reason
@@taxirob2248 The same reason. There aren't any communist countries.
All of these problems you mentioned are also present here in the west at a worse scale. Not only is our population collapsing but the numbers of foreigners are increasing. This may not be a problem for our regimes but it definitely is for our people.
not the US though, our population doesn't crash because we receive more and more Chinese every year
@@taxirob2248 that makes your situation even worse. Here in Europe we do the same. But this is literally replacement. Multicultural societies like Austria-Hungary and the soviet union never ever last.
@@thanasisrks4944 no, because we indoctrinate them into capitalism so they only think about THEIR home and THEIR country once we let them in. Look at all the children of immigrants who are voting more and more Republican every year, they don't even care that their leaders rub shoulders with actual neo-nazis and klansmen.
@@taxirob2248 hoard of illegal immigrants lol.
💪🏼🇲🇽🇺🇸🏋🏻♂️
China debt to gdp is around 80%,not 300% like you said.Idk from where you have that fake information
China super power toh h par control me usa se different 😂😂
Concise.
Thanks for yet another excellent video
Good
Democracy and dictatorship are a binary narrative, as is halal or not. It is just a way of distinguishing between the ‘good us and the evil them’. How decisions are made and practised, and in which way forces are balanced, is not something that can be summed up in an abstract term.
With a few small Changes I think China's system could constitute a democracy, if of a different form, and I agree with your point
NO ONE WILL CHANGE ANYTHING.
Respect!
This person has no understanding about China
Have your cake and eat it too
The history of China is a history of national splendor. What is different about the current strong nationalism of the Chinese people is that it permeates the whole society, because it attracts unprecedented numbers of people. It is no longer a phenomenon that is essentially limited to students. At the beginning of this century, it was students who became the pioneers of the Kuomintang and the Chinese Communist Party. Chinese nationalism has now become a mass phenomenon that is determining the way of thinking in the world's most populous country.
This way of thinking has deep historical roots. History has conditioned the Chinese elite to think that China is the natural center of the world. In fact, the Chinese word "China" means "Central Kingdom", which expresses the idea that China is at the center of world affairs and emphasizes the importance of national unity. This idea also means that its influence radiates from the center to the periphery in different levels. Therefore, China, as the center, wants others to respect it.
Moreover, since ancient times, populous China has always had a unique and proud civilization. This civilization is extremely advanced in all aspects: philosophy, culture, art, social management skills, technological inventions and political power. The Chinese cannot forget that until about 1600 AD, China was the world leader in agricultural productivity, industrial inventions and living standards. Unlike European and Islamic civilizations, which have nurtured about seventy-five nations, China has been a single nation for most of its history. At the time of the Declaration of Independence, the United States had a population of more than 200 million and was the world's leading manufacturing power.
From this point of view, then, China's fall from glory and the humiliations it has suffered over the past 150 years are an aberration, a blasphemy against Chinese characteristics, and a humiliation to every Chinese individual. This humiliation must be purged and the perpetrators should be punished. The main perpetrators are Britain, Japan, Russia, and the United States. Their crimes vary in degree: Britain launched the Opium Wars and shamelessly belittled China afterwards; Japan has launched predatory wars for a long century, causing great suffering to the Chinese people, but Japan has not repented of this; Russia has continued to encroach on China's northern territories, and Stalin has been domineering and completely ignored the self-esteem of the Chinese people; and finally, the United States has become an obstacle to China's foreign ambitions through its presence in Asia and its support for Japan.
China believes that two of the four powers have already been punished by history. Britain is no longer an empire, and the American flag has been permanently lowered in Hong Kong, closing a particularly painful chapter. Russia remains a neighbor, but its status and reputation have been greatly reduced, and its territory has been greatly reduced. Therefore, only the United States and Japan pose the most serious problems for China. China will define its regional and global role to the greatest extent in terms of its interaction with these two countries.
However, this definition depends first on how China itself evolves and how powerful an economic and military power it actually becomes. In this regard, the forecast for China is generally promising, although not without some major uncertainties and constraints. The rate of China's economic growth and the scale of foreign investment in China are among the highest in the world. The conventional forecast based on these two statistics is that in about twenty years, China will become a global power, with a power roughly equal to that of the United States and Europe (assuming that Europe has both deepened and expanded). China's GDP has now far exceeded that of Russia and is likely to far exceed that of Japan by then. This economic development will enable China to acquire a strong military power of a scale that will frighten all its neighbors, even those geographically distant but opposed to China's development.
The return of Hong Kong and Macau to China, and perhaps the eventual reunification of Taiwan with the mainland, will further strengthen China, and the Greater China that will emerge will not only become the dominant country in the Far East, but also a first-class world power.
--Brzezinski, The Grand Chessboard
23:30 Pooh Bear forgot to mention water.
Chinese dream ~ come to Gold Mountain (USA).
As arrogant as ever
What goes around comes around
Excellent coverage of everything!Thank you. 😊
0:23 did he just say democratic 😂😂😂
It is democratic but it far from what make democracy
China is the largest food importer in the world
china produces 90% of all its vegetables, rice, wheat and corn. the imports are all luxuries, not necessities.
Thank you for another excellent video!
Old information.
Wonderful news. Thanks again
Will the crash of the Chinese economy due to real estate have the same global effect as the 1929 stock market crash?
So WWIII is coming!
Love my ghetto caspian report!
How dare you.
The middle kingdom has been one of the most powerful civilizations on earth for many historical instances - this is just a return to normalcy
When did it have a worldwide trade empire? I must have missed that part of its history.
Globalization is a modern phenomenon, not even the Roman's had a "worldwide" trade empire. Closest one would be the Mongols in antiquity.
Chinese simp say what?
Chinese Silk reached all the known world. Chinese goods dominate the current world market. China will return as the leader of the world. It’s always been this way.
Answer for your title,
It's not!
Its a hard pill to swallow for Americans😂
world order ? u mean america order dont u
I like your topics but I wish you improved the tone of the presentation, I mean tone of voice. unfortunately it can be a turn off, imo
Go away
@@john_p_123 wow it is always refreshing seeing people taking feedback in constructive way, well done bro
Don't say "leitmotif."
Quing dynasty was not so friendly u telling!
They blackmailed Korea giving up most territories and mongols only was defending chinas expansion!
Dont telling china dynasty's was only friendly.
Well….it’s trying to at least..
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Can anyone out there tell me how the US is going to pay its debt? 😂😂😂😂
Most US debt the US owes to its own citizens
@@atlaskinzel6560maybe you should look up how many foreign countries own land territories in your beloved USA!! Maybe you should look up how big is the debt your beloved usa owes to foreign countries
@@user-uy9zm8sf2y Maybe you should look up China's debt , maybe you should look up how much debt China has given to countries that will never be repaid.
When you own the world debt becomes a currency. USA has a monopoly over business and a monopoly over violence, so it gets to de facto steal from its citizens or companies and pay them back later
Imagine doing an entire video about China and telling oneself, "I'll just pronounce everything my way."
Lazy and embarrassing.
Apparently Polish guy is popular among this channel's viewers. They like his slippery tongue it's quite exotic
But 5% growth yearly and creating new technology lik 5nm and probably 3nm chips technology is a strong counter-weight so many problems China is facing like decline of population, foreign investment drop, etc. America has a 2% GDP growth rate but this is largely due to debt, because gouvernment spending is also added to GDP. Overall China is very strong but so is US, however both are facing their respective chalanges and the collapse of either one will absolutely devestate global economy.
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@@user-zb1eb5nw2tA strange place to announce one's love of national socialism, but I cannot say I can support that in good conscience.
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You keep talking about the global south. Have you actually checked which countries are in the global south? You talk as if you have not.
Well researched and presented introduction and historical background. Keep up the high quality content!
Yes, unless you've never heard before the Chinese words' pronunciations he's using (in which case you won't be confused), and you don't care to ever learn them.
Mandschuria was never want taking Peking dynasty's under controll hundreds years ago!
Chinese was expanding with wars and oppression!
Sorry then mandschuria was Korea and Korean are from mandschuria and Mongolia!
Chinese dynasty's was same like ccp today!
Great content except the analysis and summary, which have very obvious Western propaganda, societal outlook and conclusion.
I ask do you want to live under a democracy with it's fault or an authoritarian dictator rule
Globosouth? Yikes
Global south*
And what about us?
@@gtPacheko Globosouth sounds more fitting
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Mad at who?
Sale catalyst Mera style h ye kha se copy kiye 😂
They humiliated themselves. They are on track to do it again 😂
Taipei or Taiwan it’s China 🇨🇳 ever China 🇨🇳 Taiwan never ever been independent & country so whole world 🌎 support one China policy ever 👍👍❤️🩹❤️🩹
Literally hell on Earth for the world 👿♨️♨️
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