[Michaelnewerb]

btw, actually China rocks.

[Frinzer]

Originally posted by DinoDoc
No, you were right the first time. Crappy human rights, they make poor quality manufactured goods, etc. Taiwan on the other hand is teh bomb. Yeah, but we keep buying more and more.

[acissombiapse]

Taiwan is part of China

Nah, I think China is on their way to rock out with their c out. They still have to do a lot of things to .. make it a great place, such as human rights issues. The climate issue right now is crucial also, because they have some booming industry and it might be against the current growth to start with the climate hassle.

But yeah, I think they're definitely getting better at many things and like I said, I hope to be working there for few years soon, if I get the opportunity, just to get that experience and advance my own capabilities. As they say, if you can make it work in China, you can make it work everywhere.

[mralabama]

Well, Taiwan did considered itself to be the real China, after the commies took over, and since they never stopped to exist, they are the real China. The mainland is part of Taiwan

[huntbytnkbel]

Well, the Taiwanese leadership just happens to have a temporary location in Taiwan, that doesn't mean they are not in charge of the whole of China. Just because the rogue hijackers had more firepower.. it doesn't mean they own the place, like they claim they do .

[Britfunclubs]

yeah well.. might makes it right. Too bad Mao died a long time ago and soon he will be forgotten. In few decades, no one will remember why they have differencies, there just is.

Then again, few decades is a long time. THey might be unified before that.

[sasaderesada]

goddamn Mongorians

Me so ronery...

[SasortFkire]

Originally posted by Drake Tungsten
If history is any sort of guide, China will finally finish its long struggle back to regional preeminence, will be awesome for a short while and then will be taken over by goddamn Mongorians or some other barbarian people. Is it Korea's turn? It is the turn of the Chinese people, merchants at heart.