Would we have a favorable view of the Chinese if ROC never lost the civil war and became a democratic state eventually with an economy close to the likes of Japan or the US?
>In 1934, China's Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek "observed a schoolboy behaving in an unbecoming manner in the street." Shortly thereafter the Generalissimo founded a New Life Movement to puritanize and clean up the Chinese, to fight superstition, ignorance and corruption, even to curb such Chinese habits as spitting in public.
>would we have a favourable opinion of another American vassal ftfy
Jason Price
1. Return Manchu to Korea and return Inner Mongol to Mongol 2. Independence of Tibet and Uighur 3. Abandon the South China Sea 4. Kill more than half of Chinese
Nathaniel Hernandez
After Korea returns to Japan
Landon Martin
Chiang was nationalist as fuck though He adheres to Sun's ideals of Nationalism Democracy and Welfare Never
Christopher Walker
So was Japan and Korea.
Oliver Morris
China is basically and literally too big to be run by one democratic gov't
Gavin Diaz
It would run like the US. Maybe hundreds of small state governments and one federal
Michael Scott
too many people and different languages. the U.S. population was about 100M in 1920
Isaac Russell
Highly doubt that The chinks have the ability to assimilate almost everyone into being a Han Chinese Just look at what happened to the Manchus
Brody Sanchez
Even if almost all Chinese people have the same kind of national identity, it's very hard to decide who deserve to run the huge country in a democratic way imo. China can easily be chaotic like when Japan invaded China. I think that's why CPC censor so many things. I wouldn't support it but it makes sense.
Oliver Perez
Whatever it is, it's good that Trump rules USA, because it forces China to react and strengthen their own domestic market. A force of change for a better direction.
China needs to become more self-sufficient. A purely export-orientated nation is doomed in the longer run, always.
Liam Watson
>Balding He's probably wh*te
Oliver Lee
Shut up, there are unfortunate Asians who have receding hairline..
>loses to a fat chink in the mountains yeah i think that's one big "if".
Justin Anderson
the only way the world could have a favorable view of china is if every single chink died and we had to make an idealized idea of them based on past information
Luis Jackson
>would the west have a more favourable view of a liberal democratic china than a communist one Of course, but the KMT was somehow even more incompetent than the communists were and makes me question how successful China would have been under them. China ran for centuries on a gigantic medieval Confucian bureaucracy, it couldn't do any worse under a liberal democracy.
Evan Baker
Isnt the Japanese guy who ate the French woman bald?
Isaiah Reyes
I would have a positive view of China if Deng hadn't betrayed socialism.
>1. Return Manchu to Korea and return Inner Mongol to Mongol How do you "return" Manchuria to Korea?
Robert White
>modern china >being communist
China is pretty much run the same way nowwadays as it was during most of the empire. Only with its culture being kinda lost after the cultural revolution. Even officially, they follow their very own interpretation of "communist" which is pretty much capitalism to benefit the state and its citizens. People like pic related are ridiculed and looked down on by chinese as the "white left", who are generally and righfully considered as absolute idiots in china.
Austin Martin
>le 100 million maymay Is bullshit. And I've heard right-wingers meme about "not real communism" 100 times more than actual leftists. I'd much rather work in a field than an office or something after the revolution, anyways.
