hello guys,how do u think of China?:)?
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I bought my girlfriend some real nice china. We both enjoy setting it on the table with a fine meal!
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globalized they deal with china also. as well as many others. they take advantage of every opportunity. they have to. a lot of people are starving. but on a whole we are all globalized, since the Internet. more so everyday.
591940
It depends on which part of China u are studying in.The rural parts?Or what?It's good if you could get your own local food there.It's not that good if they only have China food.it depends whether u suit the weather there or not.And it depends if you will get irritated by the lecturer's slang and by their biasness.But,it's good if you are out of your own country and looking at the world outside.I'm currently studying overseas as well..And i don't like this place at all..But my friends here make me want to stay.It all depends on yourself.
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The PRC is "dangerous", sure, but it's a lot less dangerous to the rest of the world than, say, the United States.\n\nSo far the PRC has shown little interest in empire-building, with the notable exceptions of Taiwan and Tibet. Chinese military forces stay in and around China. On the other hand, the US military has forces in 182 countries and has invaded two sovereign states (Afghanistan and Iraq) in the last 5 years. I'd feel a lot safer with China as an enemy than the United States.\n\nThat said, China's economic policy is def. dangerous to the rest of the world. The yuan is so undervalued, and the Chinese labor force is so large, that competition is virtually impossible. That's bad news for the rest of us.
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An Asian police state?  No, China's government is in a state of flux.  Right now,  China's society seems to be stratified; there isn't much middle ground between the haves and the have nots.  The government is designed to provide for the have nots, but the power of big businesses (from outside investment) is something the government currently can't check.  In time, the government will obtain the resources to correct this imbalance.  China has no intention of subjugating its people, if that's what you mean.
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you guys seem misunderstanding of China!\nyes, it's not a democratic country, it's being. \nyes it's still a Socialist country, the gov claims, not the people. and all the society are pursuing economy growth, at a price of environment pollution, energy waste,etc every developing country could meet.\nthe labors care of better life and the up-classes care of open and fair social air.\nyou may say it's not what you like, it's improving.\nyou all label the communist with devil but Chinese think it a too perfectly ideal fancy to be reality. So they low their eyes to pave their way for a better life.
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I corrected this as much as I could, everything that I corrected or suggested changing is in caps)  Also, it looks more like 3 paragraphs to me.\n\nIf we are there for oil,(WHERE IS THERE?) THEN think of it as a Monoploly game only the real estate is oil. China is a country that has a history of cheating and not doing honest business. What makes anyone think they will be honest allies in the future? They will BE as long as it benifits them. AN EXAMPLE IS, when they buy our debt so we can buy their stuff.\n\n Cnooc tried to buy Unical this year. They are trying to take over and BUY ALL OF the oil they can as is everyone. The only thing, however, is they are growing so strong that they DO actually pose a threat. I think the occupation in Iraq is defense. (IS THAT RELEVANT ABOUT IRAQ?) China, as we saw with CNOOC last year, is ALSO trying to buy everything. \n\nWe are just making sure our energy is secure, if it isn't, then we could be over taken and over thrown buy China, Russia, Iran, etc. That is the terror. We took care of our self interest and took a serious jerk out of power. What is wrong with that? Our military wants to be there or ANYWHERE else we send them to protect us.
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First off, it's "I wonder WHAT people think about chinese businesses."\n\nThats an easy one. In America, If you live in the mid west then they hate them because media tells them that cheap chinese labor prices kill american jobs. And??? ITS TRUE.\n\nBut they are mistaken that its just labor prices, part of it has to do with the fact that the state and federal government impose ridiculous environmental standards that manufacturing companies in the US have no way of complying with. For example in CA a manufacturing company that I know is closing down due to \n\n1. the fact that its 1000% cheaper to make the part overseas\n2. the government makes us do ridiculous things like, test rain water runoff from the roof??? how can small manufacturing business comply with things like this and still concentrate to make their businesses better.\n\nSo, its like a snake eating it's own head. And its not only china but many other countries as well. India is taking mid level call center jobs, programming tech, Japan the auto industry.\n\nBut hey, at least we have the largest military and we can take over any other countries resources we want.\n\nThings will never stop changing though, look at whats happened in the last 100 years.\n\nThe Roman empire thought they would never disappear, but they were the largest and greatest empire of their time. Now people ask Romans? whats a Roman?
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oh...your from china..what province are u?
857452
china hong kong is in china lol x
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Great!!\nGood criticism.\nI think that China has such powerful econimic policies that even the US firms have opened their offices in China.\nThey have such a cheap manpower that every company would like to work in China and probably this is the reason that even the US stickers are made in China.
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every country is looked in positive and negative views, not only China and Cuba\n\nthey are not the bad guys\n\neven Indonesia has some negative aspects in its history \n\nso don't look at China or Cuba, look at the world
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Hi i am a Chinese, i know the situation of China.\nChinese Government restrict anything that critisize them and ANYTHING about Fa Lun Gong. THere is a book published by Fa Lun Gong that critisized Communists.\nI hope my information was helpful:)\nGeorge X
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China is not only growing at an incredible pace in industry and trade, but it is beginning to exercise more power all over the world.  Right now, China has interests in almost every corner of the world, including heavy involvement in world ports and other trade routes.  The problem with China is that it is right now opening its doors to everyone and everyone is opening its doors to them.  It does not seem like a threat... but, at the same time, it is selling arms to Iran and North Korea and spending huge amounts on its military.  There are old scars between Japan and China.  There are present conflicts with Taiwan.  Both could involve the US, against Chinese interests... I believe they are holding off on flexing their muscle until they have grown larger in economic and military dominance.  It is coming... the only thing that saves us, besides the fact that we are right now the only superpower, is that we are also their best customer.  Someday, their economy will be the greatest in the world and they will have more influence in world matters than the US... we will become another France or Germany, still strong but not the big boy on the block.  \nAs far as India, they will have a great economy but it is further away and they are not as interested in world dominance as the Chinese are.   \nStart learning Mandarin.
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i like/dislike chinese ppl the same as any other group. and i love the food, even though my chinese buddy from grade school and his dad told me "this is the chinese version of McDonalds". \ni think of that kids dad when i think of china. the guy was just really cool, and always had a cool story, or funny joke to tell.
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"There are too many people in my country?"\n\nNo idea, But China does have a population of 1.3 Billion.
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There are already some good answers, but no one has said anything about China.\n\nWe buy so much crap from China, but they buy NOTHING from us. We owe them alot of money, they practically own us.