Which will be the future of China?

Which will be the future of China?

1. economic collapse, and China is divided.
(Tibet, Uighur, Taiwan, Hong Kong, etc.)

2. Maintain current status.
(US is still superpower)

3. China is not a global superpower
but occupies East Asia

4. In the end, China takes away America's superpower

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Chinese will seat in the throne of ASIA while russians will seat in the throne of EUROPE

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All of the above at the same time.
It's been like this for the last 4000 years or so.

soft transition to a representative democracy, xi is an anomaly regarding ccp trends within the past few decades

will not reclaim taiwan
will lose a minor border conflict to india
will become world leader in AI
will accept refugees

He really isn't though. Every time corruption gets out of hand, they break out the communist puritanism card which in a way is kind of what the Cultural Revolution was.

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I dunno but they won't take away america's superpower status at the current rate they're going. they got their support from the west which allowed them to explode in growth. now its severely slowed

>I dunno but they won't take away america's superpower status at the current rate they're going

They won't for the simple reason that they don't have anything to offer the world that would be an improvement on Western democracy and market economics.

>Things that will not occur in this millennium

corruption was what kept china at home with their own internal conflicts, xi has been very harsh against corruption, especially that which undermines the power of the party.
again, xi is an anomaly

>It's gonna be a democracy guise

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