If
you keep up with some of the global debates then you are well aware of the
current conflicts related to China and its burgeoning future.
I
haven't heard either President Obama or Candidate Romney tackle this topic in detail and honestly to
date, only the rhetoric during one debate concerning both men's substantial financial investments in China... but I have little exposure to USA news.
In addition to owning $1.15 trillion of U.S. government debt -- more than any other country (Who Owns America’s Debt?), this 'King of the East' desires almost complete control over the South China Sea - 85% was mentioned during a debate.
-The
populous still idolizes Mao Zedong (aka: Mao Tse-tung/ Chairman Mao) even
though the current government and its achievements are the result of his
successor,
-The male portion of their military is growing faster than willow trees along a riverbank (related to the one child rule),
-The male portion of their military is growing faster than willow trees along a riverbank (related to the one child rule),
And...
-China's
electric cars are super cool - but not many buyers thus far within their own
borders.
This
suspenseful intrigue looks like great fodder for an international
mystery/crime/thriller style fiction novel far beyond anything 007 could hope
to cope with.
Do
you know of any novels like this yet; ones that will captivate its readers and
hold them longer in their grasp than North Korea could hold Journalists Laura
Ling and Euna Lee for 140 days?
Debate: Will China Dominate The South China Sea?
US aircraft carrier cruises disputed Asian seas
China has actually addressed lots of its unfair practices over the past decade ... while the U.S. is still pursuing the same old self-destructive habits
US aircraft carrier cruises disputed Asian seas
China has actually addressed lots of its unfair practices over the past decade ... while the U.S. is still pursuing the same old self-destructive habits
China has a huge surplus
of men because of its one child policy of strict birth control. Approximately
sixty percent of parents since 1980 have chosen to have a male child. This
ongoing one child policy over several decades will produce 50 to 100 million
surplus males of military age by 2035.
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