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reply posted on 4-12-2004 @ 12:56 PM by santigwar
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lol. thats cursing in plain language. you just blow your tops easily eh. lol.
not good. were just exchanging opinion my dear chinese brother.
dont worry about the china getting stronger stuff with your menacing (it is happening now) qoute, am along and always with our glory comrade
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reply posted on 4-12-2004 @ 01:14 PM by santigwar
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Originally posted by proteinx
second, we are lag behind USA, there is nothing to be shamed to study in an advanced country and go back later to make our own country stonger and
more democratic.

and hey thats plain "using" the americans for this. lol.
and now youre telling them now that theyre an advanced country, i thought youre refering them as "stupid losing brains".
you really thought theyre better than ours now eh.
and i just wonder where americans study when theyre not that an advanced country and go back later to make their own country "stonger" and more
democratic, in spain maybe? lol.
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reply posted on 4-12-2004 @ 04:06 PM by Hawkssss
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lolol
What a narrow-minded person. We all learn from each other. You know over 300 years ago, there wasn't even a USA. We chinese invented many of stuff
that people still use today. This is how the human race advances.
Well, keep up your narrow minds and it will do you good. BTW, isn't US built by immigrants from around the world, many of whom have very different
opinions about the USA. I thought that's what freedom, liberty, etc all means. I guess not all americans are smart enough to understand the real
meaning of these words.
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reply posted on 4-12-2004 @ 06:17 PM by proteinx
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Originally posted by santigwar
Originally posted by proteinx
second, we are lag behind USA, there is nothing to be shamed to study in an advanced country and go back later to make our own country stonger and
more democratic.

and hey thats plain "using" the americans for this. lol.
and now youre telling them now that theyre an advanced country, i thought youre refering them as "stupid losing brains".
you really thought theyre better than ours now eh.
and i just wonder where americans study when theyre not that an advanced country and go back later to make their own country "stonger" and more
democratic, in spain maybe? lol.

read my post again before you post anything. you are done here.
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reply posted on 4-12-2004 @ 07:12 PM by engineer
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Listen, would you guys mind canning the childish a$$ rubbing? What is this a junior high school?
We had a thread about Chinese nuclear subs. Can we stick to the topic, or have you said everything you have to say, and you just continue to post out
of reflex.
Another ATS thread bites the dust...
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reply posted on 4-12-2004 @ 10:35 PM by fuelcell
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To: hawksss and proteinx and others
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.
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reply posted on 4-12-2004 @ 10:50 PM by 00PS
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Response
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.
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reply posted on 4-12-2004 @ 10:56 PM by Hawkssss
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Gentlemen,
I have always provided substance as for as the topic is concerned. However, some of you americans just can not refrain from off-top stuff. As a
result, we have to respond to them.
as for modesty being a virtue. This is true in all societies. I have lived in the US for many years too and learned many things from you as well.
The virtue is not to be modest; the virtue is to always give the truth. Some truth are indeed modest, but many are not. However, being modest
doesn't mean being defensive. We have known to take offensive as well. I think your interpretation and observation of our culture is quite
incomplete. It can not take a modest culture to be one of the largest and most lasting empire in human history. It takes all the virtues to achieve
what we have achieved in our 5000 year of history, with modesty being but one of our many virtues.
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reply posted on 4-12-2004 @ 10:57 PM by proteinx
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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] 
we are very modest as long as some arrogant, igonrant, cold-war ideological, right wing people dont take it for granted that they can f***k anybody
in this world
............basically....... I guess that is point .
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reply posted on 4-12-2004 @ 11:09 PM by fuelcell
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Shake hands, OOPs.
No doubt, China is rising. It should rise peacefully. The world is only willing to see a peacefully new superpower.
I am not an expert in military issues. So I don't have much to add to your post. I know something about energy, alternative fuels, including fuel
cells, as my id indicates.
Hawkssss/proteinx: I am not saying being modest should be the only virtue. but,.. it is important. At least, it is to china's interests to get
along with the world, esp the neighbors. u mighthave many reaon to blame the world, but all the same, think of yourself. Don't be hated by the rest
of world, like the one being hated now. It is wise to be a different, more respectable superpower. You agree?
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reply posted on 4-12-2004 @ 11:22 PM by 00PS
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Hawkssss as I said in my previous post I wish we could just forget about those other people who speak 'FeiHua' We don't need them, but they need us
to respond. We should forget about them.
Originally posted by Hawkssss
Gentlemen,
I have always provided substance as for as the topic is concerned. However, some of you americans just can not refrain from off-top stuff. As a
result, we have to respond to them.
as for modesty being a virtue. This is true in all societies. I have lived in the US for many years too and learned many things from you as well.
The virtue is not to be modest; the virtue is to always give the truth. Some truth are indeed modest, but many are not. However, being modest
doesn't mean being defensive. We have known to take offensive as well. I think your interpretation and observation of our culture is quite
incomplete. It can not take a modest culture to be one of the largest and most lasting empire in human history. It takes all the virtues to achieve
what we have achieved in our 5000 year of history, with modesty being but one of our many virtues. 
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reply posted on 4-12-2004 @ 11:26 PM by Hawkssss
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We only agree to disagree and will be as modest as we can and necessary. So long as there are off-top bullcrap from americans, we will responde to
that.
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reply posted on 4-12-2004 @ 11:43 PM by fuelcell
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seems Japan is throwing away its Peace Chart and possibly starts making A-bomb anf nuclear subs/carriers also. This, too, should change the world's
balance. Or at least, China;s new subs might accelerate such a Jap sub program. India and S korea can be new candidates to the list.
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reply posted on 4-12-2004 @ 11:58 PM by 00PS
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Hawkssss
Seeing as we are both in the same boat...from one country living in eachother's...We both can share a lot about what we are experiencing and learn
from it. Like I said earlier..it's nice to meet you and I agree we should always confront Arrogant Pricks...but this thread is not the place...Maybe
if you seriously have beef you can U2U the guy...but it's just boggin down the thread to respond to every person that wants to pick a fight with the
Chinese. Don't misunderstand I'm on your side on this...but let's just take the fight somewhere else. Maybe we can start a ChitChat thread
Titled...Chinese Against Arrogant American A-Holes
Originally posted by Hawkssss
We only agree to disagree and will be as modest as we can and necessary. So long as there are off-top bullcrap from americans, we will responde to
that. 
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reply posted on 5-12-2004 @ 11:46 AM by Seekerof
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Verbal semantics, along with the derogatory comments, the Chinese are indeed making an effort to compete in and on the world affairs (military,
economic, and political) table. It will not be long before the world possibly enters into a "Cold War II" type scenerio, when China gains complete
and total access (by their own building capabilities) to build, man, and maintain an international nuclear strike capability(s) with their version of
a SSBN.
The matter needs to be discussed with the seriousness it deserves, for the matter at hand is real, not a 'fairy tale'.
seekerof
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reply posted on 5-12-2004 @ 02:00 PM by proteinx
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Originally posted by Hawkssss
We only agree to disagree and will be as modest as we can and necessary. So long as there are off-top bullcrap from americans, we will responde to
that. 
and I am happy to take role for that. say, red face and white face? 
that is how every nation plays in the world.
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reply posted on 6-12-2004 @ 07:13 AM by 00PS
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It's funny
I don't think all americans were white are they? Hmmm So we would have to probably say melting pot face now wouldn't we........I see the 4 warns you
have have probably been for things like what you said before...Please in page 5 I asked people to stop this so we can continue the discussion...but as
I fear the thread is already dead..
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reply posted on 6-12-2004 @ 12:45 PM by proteinx
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Originally posted by 00PS
I don't think all americans were white are they? Hmmm So we would have to probably say melting pot face now wouldn't we........I see the 4 warns you
have have probably been for things like what you said before...Please in page 5 I asked people to stop this so we can continue the discussion...but as
I fear the thread is already dead..
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no, you dont undestand what "white face and red face " means.
It means "carrot and stick". things like that.
do you see when USA doing anything it shows double faces?
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reply posted on 6-12-2004 @ 12:53 PM by Nox
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Originally posted by proteinx
no, you dont undestand what "white face and red face " means.
It means "carrot and stick". things like that.
do you see when USA doing anything it shows double faces?

Well, as you pointed out yourself, that's how every country plays it.
America is held to so many double standards for being a superpower, it's no wonder we have "two faces".
I'm sure China would be "off the top" just as much as America if it were in our position.
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