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>>2786133 331 posts and 77 image replies omitted.>>2865741South America at the time had huge ideas about federating into a country that could actually resist USA. It failed miserably
>>2865671That's already the PRC position. They want Taiwan to essentially be self-governing, just under 1-country 2-systems.
1 in 10 RoC citizens currently lives in mainland China. This is an insane statistic if you think about it.
>>2865538Zhongguo yearns to span her wings from the Baikal to the Balkhash, from Shumshu to the Natunas.
>>2865862>That's already the PRC position. They want Taiwan to essentially be self-governing, just under 1-country 2-systems.No, it is not. China's position is that Taiwan should be under a temporary autonomous arrangement for several decades until it is ready to be fully incorporated into the PRC. This is the same arrangement for Hong Kong and Macao. Claiming that this is "independence" is disingenuous and would be rejected by China AND the Pan-Greens.
>>2866160https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_country,_two_systems_(Taiwan_plan)>It would have independent administrative, legislative, judicial, and military powers as well as certain diplomatic powers, and manage its own party, government, military, economy, and financeThis has been pushed from Deng to Xi.
>>2866161The Republika Srpska in Bosnia has its own governmental institutions and even kept its military until 2005 but nobody would ever call it an independent country.
>>2866164Who are you arguing against? Do you lack the ability to comprehend sentences on online posts?
BEIJING – The 2026 World AI Conference and High-Level Meeting on Global AI Governance will be held in Shanghai from July 17 to 20. Chinese President Xi Jinping will attend the opening ceremony and deliver a keynote speech, a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson announced on Monday.
In response to a related query, Lin Jian said President Xi will systemically elaborate on China's policies, position, visions and propositions on AI development and governance when he addresses the opening ceremony of the conference themed "Intelligent Partners, Co-create the Future."
China has invited government officials and people across industries, universities and research institutes around the world, as well as heads of international organizations to share the moment together in China, Lin added.
Noting that AI technological innovation is undergoing broad-based breakthroughs and demonstrating unprecedented dynamism, Lin said that such progress brings both opportunities and challenges to the international community, making AI governance a profound topic of our times.
In recent years, in the field of AI, China has been acting on the four global initiatives and the Global AI Governance Initiative put forward by President Xi, said Lin, noting China is committed to providing international public goods, advocating AI for good and for all with real actions, and helping the Global South strengthen capacity-building, which are highly commended by the international community.
"Through this conference, China looks forward to building a platform for various parties to enhance mutual trust, pool consensus, and deepen cooperation so as to promote the sound, safe and orderly development of AI, and make this conference a milestone in the history of AI development," Lin said.
https://www.pewresearch.org/global/2026/07/15/people-in-many-countries-now-view-china-more-positively-than-the-u-s/>People in Many Countries Now View China More Positively Than the U.S.>More also have confidence in Xi than Trump, according to a survey in three dozen countries>Global views of the United States worsened last year as President Donald Trump’s second term began, though most people still had a more positive opinion of the U.S. than China. This year, that is no longer the case.>Views of China have improved in recent years while opinions of the U.S. have worsened, to the point where China is now seen more positively than the U.S. in most of 36 countries surveyed.>Confidence in these countries’ respective leaders to do the right thing regarding world affairs has followed a similar pattern. In the latter half of Joe Biden’s presidency, confidence in him was higher than confidence in Chinese President Xi Jinping across most countries surveyed, though Biden’s rating declined in many places from 2023 to 2024.>During the first two years of Trump’s second term, ratings of the U.S. president worsened significantly. While many people still lack confidence in Xi, positive views of him have become more widespread, and more overall now say they have confidence in Xi than in Trump.>One area where the U.S. still gets higher ratings than China has to do with personal freedoms: More say the U.S. government respects the personal freedoms of its people than say the same of the Chinese government. Still, the gap has been narrowing – driven by large drops in the shares saying the U.S. government respects personal freedoms.>As China and the U.S. compete for influence around the world, we also examined how people in six Latin American countries see their foreign policy roles. People in these nations previously tended to see the U.S. as a more reliable partner than China, but several publics are now split. >>2865815this is why, when i'm talking to patriotic burger retards, and i'm trying to redpill them on the CIA, I say the CIA is always trying to prevent other countries from having their own 1776, their own declaration of independence.
>>2867127>youtube commentsisg
>>2870311do people actually have their minds changed by AI slop or are they just too busy getting distracted by shiny to even know what the stupid shit is talking about
>>2870337It doesn't matter because its so cheap and fast to make.
>>2871678dipsy > hearts of iron mod whore
>>2832456Why does there need to be an alternative? Their Chinese National Socialism system seems to be working out perfectly well for them. It appears that freeish markets within a state capitalism framework and state-sanctioned billionaires are an insurmountable requirement for national success. Their workers might not be too happy with the 9-9-6 system (72 hours a week) but perhaps AI can ameliorate that within the coming years.
>>2870371it does matter actually. something that is cheap becomes expensive if it doesn't achieve its intended effect. You throw money at a problem that doesn't get solved.
>>2871973>Their workers might not be too happy with the 9-9-6 system (72 hours a week)Are you still on about this shit after China has banned it almost 10 years ago?
China flattens the duck with molten salt to generate solar power at nighthttps://kdwalmsley.substack.com/p/china-flattens-the-duck-with-moltenBullets:
>Engineers in China's West have built a new solar plant that generates electricity after sundown.
>The facility uses liquid salt to store excess energy captured during the day, which is later released as steam, which turns turbines to generate electricity.
>In this way, grid managers in Xinjiang "flatten the duck": the mismatch between solar power production and electricity demand, which occurs at different times of the day.
>China's vast network of high-voltage transmission lines are crucial, by delivering power generated in far-flung areas to population centers in China's East. >>2832385 its funny how his ass is none of that he's just another socdem sending weapons to the Arabs and money to the Jews
>>2872618>996who cares. revolution is an illegal second job that doesnt even pay you and gets you killed
>>2833329Workers paradise of the future.
>>2873512reminds me of that tragedy
>>2864879What year is this study from? I disagree with the last point about sovereign industrial capacity. It's not that hard to build manufacturing now and many global south countries have taken advantage of that. The issue with that is the profitability of manufacturing, which is the limit on its "sovereign" character, because we live in a world market and it's pointless to make commodities that could be made in higher quality and quantity by China or other countries. The bourgeoisie in the global south also either don't give a fuck or don't give a fuck to the extent that it's unprofitable to give their workers decent living standards. Sustainability academics should really stop ignoring class.
Pictured: The same chud that went on a 24 hrs-long rant moralfagging about leftists being mean to Charlie Kirk after his death, and has admitted to not being a communist, wants to lecture you on how to be le TRVE communist and not be a sentimentalist whilst sucking ChiCom dick like a good baizou. Keep in mind he also shits on the socdems whilst glazing at China which is basically a one-party socdem system.
Ofc, for the “leftist” dick-hoppers of the CCP, are now running damage control over the fact that their big panda daddy, far from being a symbol of resistance, is part and parcel of the unipolar world order. Now, ofc he is right in saying that it’s insane to expect China to crush the world economy out of some abstract principle since the Chinese (unlike white people) aren’t ideologues barring cult leaders and so they truly think that there’s no contradiction between free markets and communism. Plus, even if they were white they would still be doing the same thing as now since China is a rational actor and so they’ll pursue the relationship most beneficial to them, and if trade with Israel benefits them more than trade with Palestine, ofc China will support the Zionist entity.
The problem with the wumaos like the guy pictured above is that they also want you to never, ever criticise China and instead give your full support to them like a good goyim. Why?
That’s never explained. Indeed, if China is basically capitalist like any other and has done shit for the western left, ultimately you have to ask why should anyone bother with defending the CCP at all since the relationship clearly isn’t mutual. Sure, you might argue, that the western left having little leverage means China won’t do any dealings with us any time soon is certainly true, but it still wouldn’t follow that we should be wumaos for a state capitalist country with a crashing TFR that can’t even bother to do the bare minimum for its allies. Like, China couldn’t even bother to send oil and other forms of aid to Cuba, nor help out Venezuela, so how could you possibly expect anything from such an unreliable ally? Because that’s the crux of it: the PRC/China (alongside Russia) are such worthless entities for the western left that any support for them should be entirely scrutinised since said entities have no scruples in terms of selling us out in the event where such actions was favorable.
Inb4: “Muh Iran, Muh Russia”: China letting its market be open to Russia as a fallback is such a low bar as plenty of third and second world countries like Brazil and India did the same. And Iran? I’ll concede that’s providing it with geo satellite imagery is only useful thing China did for its so-called “allies” in the past years, but that’s only because it’s literally the only thing it could have done given the situation which brings me to my next point: China’s army is ass and, with its population set to decrease, its third-rate army, the PLA, will have less manpower to draw from, and keep in mind that Chinese labor is extracted from the surplus rural population which is starting to see its fertility crash, so don’t expect China to become the new superpower any time soon if it can’t even protect its economic interests via hard power.
And ofc, the other issue is that this constant glazing of China as an abstract paradise (an entity that has done little next to nothing for leftist movements) is demoralising to us since it only reinforces the hopelessness and lack of success we have and rather than direct it towards improvement and genuine self-examination only leads to an idolatry of Chinese society, as if the average Chinese person isn’t living under the same capitalist contradictions as us nor suffering under the same social issues all East Asian countries do.
Say what you will about the Taliban, but y’know what they did? Defeat the USA in Afghanistan. Say I’m far more charitable to leftists glazing the Taliban solely as a force of anti-imperial resistance since the Taliban at least did something useful, unlike China which can’t even help Burma stabilise despite the fact that both the military junta ruling it and the previous democratically-elected foid prez are Chinese puppets.
Point being? We can’t expect China to be like the USSR, but what wumaos like guy in picrel do is a strawman for the actual meat of the argument, namely: Leftists shouldn’t support China, let alone put it in a pedestal, if it’s functionally the same as any other America-aligned country and is a key part of the very capitalist imperial machine that we all oppose.
Lesson: China is not your ally
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https://news.ntv.co.jp/category/international/5ea52bf23b9a4c43b6148fcdcfc1b911>【Exclusive】 Two Japanese nationals arrested in China for allegedly exporting rare-earth magnets without permission; details of how the case came to light revealed>NNN's investigative reporting has uncovered the circumstances surrounding the arrest of two Japanese nationals in China on suspicion of exporting rare-earth magnets without proper authorization.>The two Japanese employees of the Fuji Electric Group were taken into custody by Chinese authorities in May in Dalian, China, on suspicion of exporting rare-earth magnets without permission, and were subsequently arrested.>According to multiple sources, it has newly come to light that Fuji Electric had incorporated the rare-earth magnets into products such as motors using a method that allowed for easy removal, exported them to Japan, removed only the rare-earth magnets in Japan, and then sent the remaining parts of the products back to China.>Chinese authorities detected this series of import/export activities, which led to the discovery of the case.>While the export of rare-earth materials from China is regulated, exporting them as part of finished products such as motors is permitted. A Japanese government official suggested, "The Chinese authorities likely determined that this was a deliberate ploy specifically targeting the rare-earth magnets.">The Chinese government is stepping up pressure on Japan, and a Chinese official has revealed that "new export restrictions are also being considered.">>2874652lmao gottem. what a clever little ruse
>>2874013>their big panda daddy, far from being a symbol of resistance, is part and parcel of the unipolar world order.This is why all the imperialist pigs tried to fracture the world market, by the way: that communist China is now the hegemon, they tried to run away from all the world trade organizations to create their capitalist paradise. They were't able to, though
>>2833764>how do i know this isn't hong kong or taiwananybody
>>2874775Anon, these people will see anything saying "China bad" and believe it till their dying breath
>>2874013Can’t believe this post caused a massive flame war between leftcoms and dengists and maoists when I posted it on /leftypol/. Before the Jannie’s deleted it, it has more than a hundred replies in the span of a day.
https://www.bastillepost.com/global/article/6030411-china-shipbuilding-hits-record-highs-as-green-orders-dominate-global-marketChina shipbuilding hits record highs as green orders dominate global market
<China's shipbuilding industry continued to lead the global market in the first half of 2026, with completion volume, new orders, and order backlog all hitting record highs, according to data released by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology on Thursday.
<In the first half of this year, China's shipbuilding completion volume — a key indicator of construction capacity — reached 36.5 million deadweight tons, up 51.2 percent year on year.
<The order backlog, which reflects long-term industry stability, stood at 363.25 million deadweight tons, an increase of 54.9 percent.
<New orders, a measure of market competitiveness, surged to 121.06 million deadweight tons — a 173.1 percent jump that already surpasses the previous annual peak.
<"The booming global market that began in the first quarter has continued into the first half of the year. China's shipbuilding continues to shine, with both completion volume and order backlog growing by more than 50 percent. What's really striking is the surge in new orders — that's a remarkable achievement," said Li Yanqing, vice president of the China Association of the National Shipbuilding Industry.
<An analysis of the new order data shows that China's share of the international market for the three mainstream ship types — bulk carriers, container ships, and oil tankers — all exceeded 80 percent, reflecting the country's full-scale shipbuilding capability across all vessel categories.
<Meanwhile, green and low-carbon vessels have emerged as a key growth area for China's shipbuilding industry transformation and upgrading.
<"For three consecutive years, China has held more than 68 percent of the global market share in new orders for green vessels. In the first half of this year, the country maintained that high ratio. The shift toward mid and high end vessel manufacturing is picking up pace, and China is clearly a dominant player in this regard," said Li. >>2874013There’s only one way this argument ever goes, the ultras/anti revisionists will say “this is insufficient or even counter sufficient” the right and revisionists will go “something is better than nothing, what’s your proven alternative?” back and forth until either the sun swallows the earth or the FBI finally seizes this shithole.
Baijiu is the worst alcohol in the world and is evidence that this isn’t China’s century
>>2875431>…the right and revisionists will go “something is better than nothing, what’s your proven alternative?”Because the "revisionists" (I.E. the people that see Marxism as a method and not an ideology) already know the answer to that question: The critics don't have a viable alternative, just hot air and ideological dogma.
>…or the FBI finally seizes this shithole.You don't have to worry this site being banned. Leftoids are basically a controlled opposition that's allowed to exist because they're too stupid and incompetent to take power and pose more of a threat to themselves than to the ruling class. It's not impossible to get leftoids to call for the overthrow of the "CCP" alongside the Falun Gong, Nippon Kaigi, separatist emigres and their imperialist backers. All they have to do is that provide a different justification to the leftoids, namely that they're fighting against "CCP revisionism" in the name of Actual Socialism.
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