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The supremacist US heads to war with China – don’t miss itUnhinged hysteria in the US belies the truth that it is the US that is the aggressor.
It is the US that has a long history of war, and it is the US that has many hundreds of military bases all around the world. It has a military budget greater than all other countries combined.
While China has never in its history been an aggressor.
With Cyrus Jannsen, The Duran and Reporterfy Media ...
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Experience the rich culture and breathtaking scenery ...
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An area of extraordinary karst peaks.
120 kilometers from KunMing. A UNESCO World Heritage site. This Scenic Area comprises 350 square kilometers and is divided into a number of zones.
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With Valeriy Blank ...
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Important information on today's geopolitics. Do not miss it.
XinJiang and the US empire's war drive ...
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The 'threat' is that of a good example.
In China, the people are family. In the West, the people are merely livestock. In the West, it is government by and for the elite (though wrapped in the candyfloss of elections).
The Military Industrial Complex plays a part, but the biggest part is the western elites' superiority complex - colonialism never went away, it just became more subtle (but no less brutal).
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JingDeZhen, in JiangXi province, is known as the Porcelain Capital' because it has been producing pottery for over 1,700 years.
JingDeZhen is close to the best quality deposits of petuntse, or porcelain stone, in China, as well as being surrounded by forests, mostly of pine, providing wood for the kilns. It also has river connections flowing both north and south, facilitating transport of the fragile wares.
Its best-known high quality porcelain wares have been QingBai in the Song and Yuan dynasties, blue and white porcelain from the 1330s, and the 'famille rose# (and other 'famille' colors) during the Qing dynasty.
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7,000 kilometers of backpacking to 14 locations ...
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About 90km west of ShangHai in JiangSu province.
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Shanghai is one of the world's great cities. Its night skyline boasts thousands of colorful high rises, revealing the modern face of China—one of sophistication, big business, vibrant art and culture, and fine cuisine.
At night, it becomes a spectacular cacophony of 60-story neon canvases where high-tech graphic artists try to outdo each other with dazzling displays. Armani, Sony-Erickson, Starbucks, Canon, Ikea, Dell, IBM, Hitachi, and Toshiba are just some of the businesses competing with gargantuan high definition plasma screens. They serve as a constant reminder and visual testimony of Shanghai's startling transformation from heavy industry to services, logistics, and high technology.
Since market restrictions were lifted, ShangHai has embraced the forces of business and design, shaping a fresh, new city that is sophisticated and innovative, defying the stereotypical notions of China.
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