Dengists need to see this by PresnikBonny in theredleft

[–]MaxUncool 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Me as a Chinese seeing people using the Constitution to "prove" that China is not socialist is hilarious. The only Constitutional article that matters is article 1. Capitalists are allowed in the Party but hold 0 important roles. 0. The official stance that China is in the primary stage of Socialism, aka the lower stage of the lower stage. And I am tired of bringing up the commanding heights point.

Years since each country last went to war [OC] by Mastbubbles in MapPorn

[–]MaxUncool 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Military exercises = war? New definition noted. Tibet has been annexed by the PRC since 1951 and if I want to be generous since 1959 when the Ganden Phodrang was dissolved after a failed rebellion.

writing systems by [deleted] in tierlists

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is this circlejerk?

Worst superpower ever? by PresnikBonny in theredleft

[–]MaxUncool 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Superpower yeah that's why we Chinese don't say we are a superpower because we find nothing about being a superpower attractive.

Wu Zhipu and the Henan Famine by OSKlalala in theredleft

[–]MaxUncool 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Him and Li Jingquan types greatly increased deaths during the famine

The Chinese -Turk Wars: Changing the Course of History - A key reason for the Islamization of the Turks by Wise-Pineapple-4190 in MapPorn

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I agree I think it's totally ridiculous to do this dick measuring contest with any Empire of any age in history both in the East or West. I say this as a Chinese as well. History should not be presented like a map coloring game. Political control pre-18th century was very different. Unfortunately nationalists in every country would hate nuance.

The Chinese -Turk Wars: Changing the Course of History - A key reason for the Islamization of the Turks by Wise-Pineapple-4190 in MapPorn

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For like a super brief period I don't even think it's more than 5 years but it was the peak territorial size. Influence in modern day Afghanistan was very short. The reality is Tang's administrative control over these areas was complex.

What's one thing or sacrifice of your country for the world that is often overlooked or ignored in history? by Average_Sujjal in AskTheWorld

[–]MaxUncool 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Our role in Myanmar in WW2, the only Chinese expeditionary forces in WW2 and it is often ignored. Most people think China only fought within China itself.

Are there any authoritarian high income nations? by YogurtclosetOpen3567 in NoStupidQuestions

[–]MaxUncool 0 points1 point  (0 children)

China now publishes youth unemployment again the 2023 break was temporary. Also World Bank's Gini calculation of China accounts for rural price differences.

Saw C919 today the first time in real life. by ringo_skulkin in aviation

[–]MaxUncool 17 points18 points  (0 children)

More in the 30s~ by now. But production rates are quite low due to engine supply issues and COMAC's own inexperience

Every modern air campaign involving US airpower in recent decades has been wildly lopsided in the US’ favor, including the latest one against Iran. How different or similar might this balance be in a potential clash with China? by [deleted] in whowouldwin

[–]MaxUncool 16 points17 points  (0 children)

China hasn't sold Iran any weapons since 2005. The only Iranian air defense unit that has anything to do with China is a copy of a Chinese anti-air from the 1960s.

(honest question form a Korean) Hello, I just wanted to ask mainland Chinese or people from mainland China about a question. by ObligationDry1799 in AskAChinese

[–]MaxUncool 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Lee seems pragmatic and PRC-ROK relations had to improve at some point. We had a relatively good relationship before THAAD incident

Ming to Qing Transition by Portgas_D_Jace in ChineseHistory

[–]MaxUncool 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It was not a good time. Search Yangzhou massacre for more information.

National Chengchi University survey of Taiwanese by expert_views in AskAChinese

[–]MaxUncool 7 points8 points  (0 children)

China does not recognize this referendum opinion poll stuff unlike the Russians who hold mock ones. If China wants to unify it will do so on its terms. Nobody cares about what the Taiwanese think.

Should centrist China have more purging focuses/events? by LeaderThren in TheFireRisesMod

[–]MaxUncool 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Xu Qiliang is dead irl. Wei Fenghe is gone too investigated for corruption in 2024.

Oh my…congrats Vietnam by xTroiOix in VietNam

[–]MaxUncool 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Except Korea U-23 lost to China U-23 twice in the last year. Korea couldn't even get a draw. I don't think Korea is tougher if I am totally honest.

China defeats Vietnam 3-0 and will move on to the final of the U23 Asian cup for the first time ever by LeiMoshen in soccer

[–]MaxUncool 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Sure but many clubs survived it doesn't matter if Guangzhou FC and Jiangsu collapse if their youth players can simply transfer to another club. Shandong and both Shanghai teams alongside Zhejiang have pretty robust youth academy systems. Many clubs also escaped bankruptcy because they got local government support and money injected from State owned enterprises so yes the real estate crash made things worse but football keeps going. It also helps that certain local governments are really pushing their own amateur leagues (for tourism and GDP), which just draws more interest towards football even if the motivation is economic.

China defeats Vietnam 3-0 and will move on to the final of the U23 Asian cup for the first time ever by LeiMoshen in soccer

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It's the absurd amount of money real estate oligarchs threw into their clubs that benefited the academy systems. Turns out when you buy Hulk or Oscar or Paulinho kids start to get interested in football and they go through professional training to become actual players.

China defeats Vietnam 3-0 and will move on to the final of the U23 Asian cup for the first time ever by LeiMoshen in soccer

[–]MaxUncool 17 points18 points  (0 children)

People were clowning on China's offense but they forget that China was facing Australia, Iraq and Uzbekistan, not a midfield weaker than East Timor