It’s 2025 In China Civilizations China in 2025 grows because they have an instrument of expansion, a military, religious, political, or economic organization that accumulates surplus and invests it in product innovations. Civilizations decline when they stop the application of surplus to new ways of doing things. In modern terms, we say that the rate […]
A significant portion of the Chinese population approves of Xi Jinping, recognizing his role in preventing China from suffering the same fate as the Soviet Union. However, concerns remain about the future, particularly whether the younger generation will remember the sacrifices of their ancestors and continue the struggle for independence and the wellbeing of the
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In light of Thailand’s strategic shift, the recent China-Russia Joint Communiqué highlights significant geopolitical realignments. This ambitious agreement encompasses numerous domains, setting a new direction for international cooperation. Thailand’s active engagement with the mBridge platform and its application to join BRICS signify a bold move towards regional integration and economic independence from the US dollar.
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Ministry of Education Bans the Idolization of Gaokao Worship in China Scorers Chauncey JungMay 10, 2018 Stories of the top achievers of China’s national exams can no longer be propagated by state media; the emphasis should shift to the average, harmonious student. The countdown has started for China’s national exams, the gaokao. Although the top
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‘Moving Backward’: In Xi’s China, Some See an Era of Total Control A decade ago, many prominent Chinese hoped that Xi Jinping would usher in openness and reform. Today, some of them believe he has created a totalitarian state. New York Times, October 18, 2022 Censorship: Public vs. Private Some See an Era of Total Control? I
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The Premier Pair of China is depicted in the photograph below: the girl on the left left home at twelve for a career in music. She went on to become China’s most famous female singer. Here we see her during the Sino-Vietnam war, performing for the troops. The young man below left home aged twelve
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