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reply posted on 4-12-2004 @ 10:50 PM by 00PS
Yes modesty is a virtue out here. I learn a lot from the Chinese too. Confucius Thought 'KongZiSiShang' is still part of the society at least in the region I live in. To the other Chinese on the board and those who are suspiciously sounding western but saying they're Chinese, probably just HuaRen or not, I think it's a pity to listen to such crap by those other people. Please don't respond.

As I stared this thread I did not expect it to be a big interest to others. Most of my postings go ignored around here. I am really learning a lot from others about the subs ...the insight is valuable. I'd like to see this topic continue but and for us to stay away from those who insite 'FeiHua' or garbage talk.

I think to continue this thread we need more substance. Anyone have anything to contribute regarding the world-wide impacts of a Nuclear Submarine Naval Force operating in International waters by the....Chinese!!



Originally posted by fuelcell
So gentlemen, I know quite a lot of Chinese pretty well. From them I learned that most Chinese are very modest. Being modest is really a big virtue.

Some of them told me that China/Chinese should be low-tone now and will still be very modest when they become the superpower in the future. Seems to me you guys are not really like those I know of. I doubt China can really grow into a superpower with respect from the rest of the world if you have so many "enemies" (almost every of your neighbors, such as russia, india, vietnam, and..). Then what is the difference between a to-be "superpower China" and the current superpower?

Isn't it more to the Chinese intersts to invest more of the resources to civil projects, rather than nuclear subs? After all, China is not that rich yet.

[edit on 4-12-2004 by fuelcell]

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