Today is a big day for China and Chinese people throughout the world. This is a showcase to demonstrate to the so-called "angelic" self appointed world policeman USA and Japan, a running dog of the US.
China is not North Korea and Iran or whatever minnows the USA is thinking from its bloody hawkish congressmen. If there's a war to be fought - nuclear - there will be no winners. The hawks and the rightist Japanese, please take note.
Over the past few days, Western media has been driving a wedge between the Russians and Chinese, a relation that there are so jealous. Sino-Russian relations are at their best and it would last till the next decade. I am fed up of all these comments from the couch potatoes.
I am so proud of being a Chinese and it is the resolve to compete and to be the best of everything which will bring about the survival of the Chinese race. Not a racist but sometimes we need to send a clear message to the USa and these Japanese who is trying to do the bidding work for the US by instigating the South East Asian countries.
We now know who are the friends of the Chinese people.
Russia
Belarus
Venezuela
Sudan
Cambodia
Thailand
Vietnam ( represented by the top Communist party chief)
Mexico
Laos
Pakistan
Kazakhstan
South Africa
Czech Republic
And the enemies of the Chinese people presently are the US citizens, Japanese and Pinoys. Remember it WW3 comes, you know who you need to confront first.
Congratulations to China on the 70th Anniversary.
Thursday, September 3, 2015
Friday, August 14, 2015
Is Chinese women badminton players on the decline?
Over the past few months, if you are a follower of the badminton sports, you would have notice that the Chinese badminton women singles players who have dominated this arena for the past one decade are not so invincible. Their top seeded players are falling like bowling pins. Even the no 1 Chinese woman player, Li Xue Ri who can be relied on to score a win is not so dependable anymore.
There are only 2 reasons for this - either the standard play from the Chinese woman players have dropped or the rest of the near top woman players from other countries have upped their standard.
I would like to look at this from two aspects. If you studied the women badminton players you can notice the following:
1. Their style of play has remained the same with no variation in their attacks. These can be countered easily by badminton players from other countries. What is missing from these players are the will to fight and the consistency which is sadly missing. Why? Only the coach will be able to explain.
2. I have yet to find a player who can play intelligently as to vary the game strokes and to have that little extra attacking style like Lin Dan or Chong Wei who can mesmerize the opponent in tight situation with that bit of overhead quick attack and wrong footing the opponent in their moves. Maybe the Chinese coach will need to built this attribute and then, China can have a winning and consistent candidate in this event.
3. Some Chinese younger players are not moving up quick enough to fill those who are unable to perform in the International scene. This is not good and in the next few years, you may not see any woman chinese players in the Top 10.
Generally that includes the men badminton, I have also observed that there are some players who are clearly passengers and are not interested in beating the top 3 players. Players like Wang ZeMing and Tian Houwei are so inconsitent that they can lose to an unknown in in their off form days. More off form days than good days. Wang can meet up with Chong Wei and you would certainly know the result - thrashing in straight sets. Does he has the mental ability and hidden plan to beat the former World No.1. If I am a badminton player and I continue to lose in every encounter (15times-lose all 15), I would certainly feel ashamed. Quit if you cannot make the grade. Either your coach did not teach you the extra bit or you are merely a passenger - who does not have that intelligence to built that extra quality.
The second reason is that there is a slight improvement in the woman players from other countries. Spain which is not known for badminton is producing a world no.1. She is either good or that the current crop of players are no where near the likes of Li Ling Wei and Han AiPing. More likely the woman standard has dropped.
Wake up China, you are not producing enough quality players given the huge populace.
Friday, July 31, 2015
Beijing winning the host right to Winter Olympics 2022 is a snub for USA and EU
Just heard the news that Beijing has won the rights to host the Winter Olympics 2022 by a narrow margin of 44 to 40. Whatever it is, it is still a win. Congratulations to China and all genuine Chinese people of the world. The West opposition led by the US and the allies against the China bid has failed.
I am very sure that the bloody USA voted against China, which also includes Japan and some European nations. Britain has congratulated China and I sense that they may be the odd one out. The Russians, African Union and Latin American countries have strongly voted for China. Thanks for their support.
I am now laughing at the many human right activists who campaign against China., supported by none other than the U.S, Japan, Italy, Spain and the Scandanavian countries.
A big snub no doubt, and I can now rest in bed for a good sleep. For the many Chinese who still thinks that the US is an angel, pleases wake up. As for Japan, there is always the cold treatment. Japan power is derived from the support of the US. If you take this away, Japan is useless.
I am very sure that the bloody USA voted against China, which also includes Japan and some European nations. Britain has congratulated China and I sense that they may be the odd one out. The Russians, African Union and Latin American countries have strongly voted for China. Thanks for their support.
I am now laughing at the many human right activists who campaign against China., supported by none other than the U.S, Japan, Italy, Spain and the Scandanavian countries.
A big snub no doubt, and I can now rest in bed for a good sleep. For the many Chinese who still thinks that the US is an angel, pleases wake up. As for Japan, there is always the cold treatment. Japan power is derived from the support of the US. If you take this away, Japan is useless.
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
US is showing its true colors
Recent trip by Obama to its so-called Eastern Allies is to shore up US support given to these US protectorate. Thats' nothing new. It is risky adventure and it will culminate in the end of the world. A nuclear war no one will win. But one thing for sure, the two biggest Chinese enemies, Japan and Philippines will be bombed first in a nuclear war. Don't blame the Chinese for doing that. It looked very certain.
China should form a military alliance with the Russians to counter this evil axis.
China Daily has a very well written editorial that all readers must read rather than getting a one sided view from the Western propaganda media.
Excerpts from China Daily:
Just as many have observed, united States President Barack Obama's Asia visit is essentially about Washington's and its allies' unease about a rising China.
From Tokyo to Manila, Obama has tried to pick his words so as not to antagonize Beijing. But from the US-Japan joint statement to the new US-Philippines defense agreement, it is increasingly obvious that Washington is taking Beijing as an opponent. With Obama reassuring the US' allies of protection in any conflict with China, it is now clear that Washington is no longer bothering to conceal its attempt to contain China's influence in the region. It is even less convincing to say the US pivot to the Asia-Pacific is not targeted against China.
Obama's rhetoric about peace and international law sounds hollow because it contradicts what Washington and himself have been up to. The US-Japan statement, for instance, is a dangerous license for the increasingly rightist Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to provoke more trouble. Its shameless disregard of historical facts and endorsement of Abe's rightist inclinations will only cause further instability.
For a considerably long period, Chinese have cherished the naive thought that Washington will rein in its unruly allies when they go too far.
Obama's current trip should be a wake-up call that this is just wishful thinking. His sweet promises of a new type of major-country relationship should not blind us to the grim geopolitical reality: Ganging up with its troublemaking allies, the US is presenting itself as a security threat to China.
The foremost threat is not the disputes that estrange China from its neighbors such as Japan and the Philippines. It is rather the threatening image of China that is being projected and marketed by these malicious neighbors and their backstage supporter.
Washington's biased portrayal of China and its legitimate territorial claims is conducive to the US' pivot and stronger bonds with its allies. But if the US wants to benefit from the thriving Asia-Pacific, it should promote good-neighborliness.
The further prosperity of the region calls for closer intra-regional connectivity, to which the current tensions are a threat. Washington should try to ease those tensions, instead of fanning them.
Most important of all, Washington must come to terms with the reality that China will continue to grow, though it will not follow the US' hegemonic path.
Washington's best bet lies in collaborating with, not standing against, Beijing before it is too late.
China should form a military alliance with the Russians to counter this evil axis.
China Daily has a very well written editorial that all readers must read rather than getting a one sided view from the Western propaganda media.
Excerpts from China Daily:
Just as many have observed, united States President Barack Obama's Asia visit is essentially about Washington's and its allies' unease about a rising China.
From Tokyo to Manila, Obama has tried to pick his words so as not to antagonize Beijing. But from the US-Japan joint statement to the new US-Philippines defense agreement, it is increasingly obvious that Washington is taking Beijing as an opponent. With Obama reassuring the US' allies of protection in any conflict with China, it is now clear that Washington is no longer bothering to conceal its attempt to contain China's influence in the region. It is even less convincing to say the US pivot to the Asia-Pacific is not targeted against China.
Obama's rhetoric about peace and international law sounds hollow because it contradicts what Washington and himself have been up to. The US-Japan statement, for instance, is a dangerous license for the increasingly rightist Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to provoke more trouble. Its shameless disregard of historical facts and endorsement of Abe's rightist inclinations will only cause further instability.
For a considerably long period, Chinese have cherished the naive thought that Washington will rein in its unruly allies when they go too far.
Obama's current trip should be a wake-up call that this is just wishful thinking. His sweet promises of a new type of major-country relationship should not blind us to the grim geopolitical reality: Ganging up with its troublemaking allies, the US is presenting itself as a security threat to China.
The foremost threat is not the disputes that estrange China from its neighbors such as Japan and the Philippines. It is rather the threatening image of China that is being projected and marketed by these malicious neighbors and their backstage supporter.
Washington's biased portrayal of China and its legitimate territorial claims is conducive to the US' pivot and stronger bonds with its allies. But if the US wants to benefit from the thriving Asia-Pacific, it should promote good-neighborliness.
The further prosperity of the region calls for closer intra-regional connectivity, to which the current tensions are a threat. Washington should try to ease those tensions, instead of fanning them.
Most important of all, Washington must come to terms with the reality that China will continue to grow, though it will not follow the US' hegemonic path.
Washington's best bet lies in collaborating with, not standing against, Beijing before it is too late.
Sunday, February 23, 2014
China need to review its long term protest and national declaration ruling to make it effective
The Chinese Govt over the past few months have lodged solemn protest to the US and other Western Governments over the support given to Japan and other smaller so-called US allies over territorial disputes in East Asia and South East Asia. Just yesterday, the US President met the Dalai Lama for the third time at the White House even though the Chinese government has indicated strong protest.
Countries like US, Japan, Philippines at this moment only recognise one thing - the fire power both nuclear and non nuclear to vanquish them.
So far, China has found no effective way to counter such acts coming from the US motivated attacks using its Allies as well on China and the Chinese people at large.
China must now take a different direction as it grow stronger it must not only lodge protest and make declaration which it cannot follow-up effectively, otherwise it will embarrass the country at the expense of the Caucasian race and its vast bias media who will take any single opportunity to hit at China just because its cultural lifestyle, its type of government and social development is very different from the West.
For the US, the Dalai Lama is an easy card to play - not as powerful as before - still it is a card to deal with China. The US senators and Congressman who are "enemies" of the Chinese people will do whatever it can to create any loss of face for China. Hence, it is important that the Chinese people must take note and understand that the US is an insincere country who will do everything to promote its version of the world order.
The Russians have also felt the growing power of the NATO countries creeping up to its doorstep (with the fall of Ukraine just two days ago). The Russians have so far, stop short of cementing a clear military alliance with the Chinese. The Chinese and Russian must forget all the distrust in the past and build a more solid foundation at coming up with a stronger alliance to counter the Western growing political and military influence. Maybe, a strong impetus is needed to push this relationship forward.
China must continue to grow stronger on its own and to develop its military even more powerful. I am not a fan of the late Chairman Mao, but there is one thing which he said till today which hold very true - nothing beats physical power and that comes from the barrel of the gun.
The influence of the Dalai clique will continue to decline even with additional funding from the Western countries.
China must continue to protest if there are acts which goes against Chinese sovereignty. This is the declaration of its stance. But it must be serious to follow up its act like:
1. Reduce trading activities with the countries who supported any act against the Chinese people.
2. Block any aid to these countries
3. Reduce the diplomacy relationship to a consulate status
4. Able to bring other countries to make its leader and diplomats as pariah.
5. Able to enforce its ruling using strong and unchallenged military power.
6. Reduce cooperation to the country to resolve international issues.
Only by seriously able to implement all follow up actions as stated above will the "enemies" of the Chinese people stand up and take note of the words coming from China. There is no two way about it.
Countries like US, Japan, Philippines at this moment only recognise one thing - the fire power both nuclear and non nuclear to vanquish them.
So far, China has found no effective way to counter such acts coming from the US motivated attacks using its Allies as well on China and the Chinese people at large.
China must now take a different direction as it grow stronger it must not only lodge protest and make declaration which it cannot follow-up effectively, otherwise it will embarrass the country at the expense of the Caucasian race and its vast bias media who will take any single opportunity to hit at China just because its cultural lifestyle, its type of government and social development is very different from the West.
For the US, the Dalai Lama is an easy card to play - not as powerful as before - still it is a card to deal with China. The US senators and Congressman who are "enemies" of the Chinese people will do whatever it can to create any loss of face for China. Hence, it is important that the Chinese people must take note and understand that the US is an insincere country who will do everything to promote its version of the world order.
The Russians have also felt the growing power of the NATO countries creeping up to its doorstep (with the fall of Ukraine just two days ago). The Russians have so far, stop short of cementing a clear military alliance with the Chinese. The Chinese and Russian must forget all the distrust in the past and build a more solid foundation at coming up with a stronger alliance to counter the Western growing political and military influence. Maybe, a strong impetus is needed to push this relationship forward.
China must continue to grow stronger on its own and to develop its military even more powerful. I am not a fan of the late Chairman Mao, but there is one thing which he said till today which hold very true - nothing beats physical power and that comes from the barrel of the gun.
The influence of the Dalai clique will continue to decline even with additional funding from the Western countries.
China must continue to protest if there are acts which goes against Chinese sovereignty. This is the declaration of its stance. But it must be serious to follow up its act like:
1. Reduce trading activities with the countries who supported any act against the Chinese people.
2. Block any aid to these countries
3. Reduce the diplomacy relationship to a consulate status
4. Able to bring other countries to make its leader and diplomats as pariah.
5. Able to enforce its ruling using strong and unchallenged military power.
6. Reduce cooperation to the country to resolve international issues.
Only by seriously able to implement all follow up actions as stated above will the "enemies" of the Chinese people stand up and take note of the words coming from China. There is no two way about it.
Thursday, December 26, 2013
Abe's leadership signalled the end of rapport in North Asia
By visiting the Yasukuni Shrine over the holidays, Abe is sending a message to the world that Japan is not worried about world's opinion and that they are able to make its own decision on its so called internal affairs.
To me and the rest of Asia especially of Chinese ancestry (if you called oneself - not unlike many Chinese youth who does not want to associate with anything chinese due to their upbringing), it meant a few things:
There will be no peace in Asia as long as the Abe's Administration is still around. For China, there is only one solution - prepare for war and wait for the opportunity to demolish Japan and this time, make sure it is effective - that is take out the roots. Nuke Japan for good.
To me and the rest of Asia especially of Chinese ancestry (if you called oneself - not unlike many Chinese youth who does not want to associate with anything chinese due to their upbringing), it meant a few things:
- That Japan is ever willing to re-militarize its army and that it is will resort to another war even though they would like to deny this. Remember what Hitler said just before WW2 that Germany did not want a war as they were hit the hardest after WW1. Then, the Polish Invasion started the whole thing. Maybe the disputed Islands will be the spark - this time around.
- The Japanese right wingers have taken controlled of the public.
- A strong rebuttal from the Japanese people that they do not accept the Japan was an aggressor in WW2 but more as a victim and a liberator. That's why the Japanese textbook is all distorted.
- The Japanese love hunting whales and could not care less what the world thinks.
There will be no peace in Asia as long as the Abe's Administration is still around. For China, there is only one solution - prepare for war and wait for the opportunity to demolish Japan and this time, make sure it is effective - that is take out the roots. Nuke Japan for good.
Monday, December 23, 2013
The US is trying to play big brother (Taiko in chinese) in East Asia and South China Sea
There is one good article on the other side of the fence which you will not get to read from the Western Media
This is a marvelous piece of comment from Global Times for the benefit of the followers to my alternative news blog:
US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel on Thursday criticized a Chinese vessel's encounter with US guided missile cruiser USS Cowpens as "irresponsible," and claimed the US wishes to avoid conflicts in the South China Sea. He called on China to stay prudent.
What he failed to mention is that the encounter occurred on China's doorstep, and that the US vessel trailed the Chinese aircraft carrier.
The US' overbearing accusations sharply contrast with China's comparatively late and low-profile reaction. The US has become used to its hegemony on high seas, which international society seems to tolerate, and that makes the US navy tend to forget the difference between the high sea and its territorial waters, or mistake the South China Sea with the Caribbean.
However, the South China Sea will never be the same as the Caribbean, thus the US navy will have to consider the national interests and the feelings of China while cruising in the South China Sea. The Chinese navy needs to remind the US of that difference - just because China was not capable of asserting its interests in the past doesn't mean it has given up this right.
Only by struggling will China gain its proper level of rights and strategic space, and it holds no illusions that the US will automatically cede to the Chinese Navy. The US will never pleasantly accept China's rise regardless of how China reaffirms its peaceful nature. China is not likely to stop advancing for the US' sake, either.
In the future the Chinese Navy will send more fleets further into the ocean along with the expansion of China's interests, making more conflicts with the US possible. China should avoid collisions of planes or ships with the US, but should also keep its bottom line. China needs to work out emergency plans for all possibilities. Prudence has to be used by both sides, otherwise the only option is cowardice, which is increasingly unacceptable to Chinese society.
The Chinese Navy has done a good job. However, the defense ministry hasn't been able to keep pace with the Navy's act of deterring the US vessel. Speaking has traditionally been a weak point for China, which should be strengthened.
We must see that China is still at an all-round disadvantage to the US, but China is rising and the US is in relative decline. The US is attempting to contain China's rise within its designated frame. China doesn't intentionally challenge the US, nor is it obliged to follow US rules.
Such conflicts are unavoidable yet controllable, and even necessary. China's objective should be clear, the tactics flexible, and sometimes, patience is more important than determination.
The US has been the most common actor to interpret "international responsibility." One day, China will teach the US that responsibility is not as simple as the way the US sees it.
This is a marvelous piece of comment from Global Times for the benefit of the followers to my alternative news blog:
US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel on Thursday criticized a Chinese vessel's encounter with US guided missile cruiser USS Cowpens as "irresponsible," and claimed the US wishes to avoid conflicts in the South China Sea. He called on China to stay prudent.
What he failed to mention is that the encounter occurred on China's doorstep, and that the US vessel trailed the Chinese aircraft carrier.
The US' overbearing accusations sharply contrast with China's comparatively late and low-profile reaction. The US has become used to its hegemony on high seas, which international society seems to tolerate, and that makes the US navy tend to forget the difference between the high sea and its territorial waters, or mistake the South China Sea with the Caribbean.
However, the South China Sea will never be the same as the Caribbean, thus the US navy will have to consider the national interests and the feelings of China while cruising in the South China Sea. The Chinese navy needs to remind the US of that difference - just because China was not capable of asserting its interests in the past doesn't mean it has given up this right.
Only by struggling will China gain its proper level of rights and strategic space, and it holds no illusions that the US will automatically cede to the Chinese Navy. The US will never pleasantly accept China's rise regardless of how China reaffirms its peaceful nature. China is not likely to stop advancing for the US' sake, either.
In the future the Chinese Navy will send more fleets further into the ocean along with the expansion of China's interests, making more conflicts with the US possible. China should avoid collisions of planes or ships with the US, but should also keep its bottom line. China needs to work out emergency plans for all possibilities. Prudence has to be used by both sides, otherwise the only option is cowardice, which is increasingly unacceptable to Chinese society.
The Chinese Navy has done a good job. However, the defense ministry hasn't been able to keep pace with the Navy's act of deterring the US vessel. Speaking has traditionally been a weak point for China, which should be strengthened.
We must see that China is still at an all-round disadvantage to the US, but China is rising and the US is in relative decline. The US is attempting to contain China's rise within its designated frame. China doesn't intentionally challenge the US, nor is it obliged to follow US rules.
Such conflicts are unavoidable yet controllable, and even necessary. China's objective should be clear, the tactics flexible, and sometimes, patience is more important than determination.
The US has been the most common actor to interpret "international responsibility." One day, China will teach the US that responsibility is not as simple as the way the US sees it.
Friday, December 13, 2013
US is equally dumb to outright make empty promises to Japan
This morning, I came across the news from a short sighted VP of the US and A that they do not recognised China's declared Air Defence Identification Zone. Well, it does sound strong on paper. But they do not understand the 2 important implications:
1. It emboldened the current Japan's conservative government stance that the big brother is behind them and thus, they do not need to discuss or find a compromising solution to the the current impasse.
2. It will stir Chinese nationalism throughout the whole of Asia and throughout the world. Although I do reside in SEA but I do feel a bit of compassion for the Chinese in China and Taiwan. The US is infuriating 1.6 billion Chinese as opposed to 120 million Japanese. This is stupid or short sighted.
By doing so, the Chinese can clearly see the true face of the USA and its motives and hidden agenda. I for one have the opinion that the USA cannot be trusted and it is better to work with the Russian (even though they are also in the same untrusted category). The Chinese government will need to work on a strategic nuclear plan - if China goes down, make sure Japan is totally annihilated and New York and Los Angel or whatever and SF is gone as well. Does the Americans want to see that happen over a declining Japan influence?
Recognition of ADIZ is two folds - if you do not recognize ours we will also not recognise yours. So Korean and Japan Air Zone's will also not be recognized by China. Two can play the same game.
China, please beef your military. The only way that I see this coming to a end and to sent a clear message to the stubborn Japanese government is to nuke them.
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1. It emboldened the current Japan's conservative government stance that the big brother is behind them and thus, they do not need to discuss or find a compromising solution to the the current impasse.
2. It will stir Chinese nationalism throughout the whole of Asia and throughout the world. Although I do reside in SEA but I do feel a bit of compassion for the Chinese in China and Taiwan. The US is infuriating 1.6 billion Chinese as opposed to 120 million Japanese. This is stupid or short sighted.
By doing so, the Chinese can clearly see the true face of the USA and its motives and hidden agenda. I for one have the opinion that the USA cannot be trusted and it is better to work with the Russian (even though they are also in the same untrusted category). The Chinese government will need to work on a strategic nuclear plan - if China goes down, make sure Japan is totally annihilated and New York and Los Angel or whatever and SF is gone as well. Does the Americans want to see that happen over a declining Japan influence?
Recognition of ADIZ is two folds - if you do not recognize ours we will also not recognise yours. So Korean and Japan Air Zone's will also not be recognized by China. Two can play the same game.
China, please beef your military. The only way that I see this coming to a end and to sent a clear message to the stubborn Japanese government is to nuke them.
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