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If only the West would learn from China the way that China learns from the West.
The difference between the American Dream and the Chinese Dream ? The Chinese Dream is being built while the American Dream is pure Hollywood (just a dream / fiction). One can only ever be for a few while the other is for all. Is it money or people that is the fundamental value ?
Western 'freedom' is a system where the majority will be poor, to pay for spreading that 'freedom' (control / global hegemony) worldwide. The neo-colonial nations aim to keep the rest of the world down - and this supremacist agenda has caused endless wars and famines worldwide.
The difference between the West and China is that China thinks long-term and innovates, while the West just tries to cling onto its 'supremacy' and is hence declining.
The West's economic detachment is the first step to a hot war.
With Radhika Desai and Michael Hudson ...
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Capital of JiangSu province.
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Sometimes, 100%.
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Bonus film - UK outcasts half of the world's COVID vaccinated ...
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25 years free of colonial rule by the West. The US-backed anti-China 'useful idiots' thugs have been defeated; now there is real independence.
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Bonus film - Pacific islands - US aggression ...
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云南丽江 | 拉市海
With Walk EastWalk East ...
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The Animals - blues / rock from the 60s (blues music) ...
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DunHuang is situated in a rich oasis within the Gobi Desert that includes Crescent Lake.
DunHuang held a strategic position at the crossroads of the ancient Southern Silk Route and the main road leading from India via Lhasa to Mongolia and Southern Siberia, as well as the entrance to the narrow HeXi Corridor, which led straight to the heart of the northern China plains and the ancient capitals of Chang'An (known today as Xi'An) and LuoYang.
The Gobi Desert is a 'rain shadow desert', formed by the Himalayan mountain range blocking rain-carrying clouds from the Indian Ocean.
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ZhouZhuang, part of the area that Marco Polo described as the 'Venice of the East', lies just 37 miles west of Shanghai (about an hour's drive) ...
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