The end of china’s rise as an economic and political power

[Mac-7]

So, is the video claiming that china will collapse and disappear as a world power?

Certainly not

But deep and insolvable social and economic problems will transform the Middle Kingdom from the cuddly and non threatening Panda Bear into a dangerous dragon with sharp teeth to be avoided and feared

 

[Blaster]

Japan is surpassing China.

 

[shockedcanadian]

America needs to isolate China and all nations that support China. Focus on trade with nations who do not want to work closely with China, weaken their economy and thus their military dreams.

If it is not done now the future may hold a far-left Dem and the entire Western World will be in a precarious place.

 

[drudge X]

Japan is surpassing China.

Japan and S. Korea will need lots of nukes to ensure their survival. This pacifist bullshit no longer applies.

 

[postman]

Japan is surpassing China.

List of countries by GDP (nominal) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Japan isn't even surpassing Germany

 

[postman]

Japan and S. Korea will need lots of nukes to ensure their survival. This pacifist bullshit no longer applies.

As a comedian said back in the 1960's.
What does China call a nuclear war?
Ans: Birth control.

 

[Correll]

Considering their demographics and budget issues, I think that they are doomed to massive decline, and fairly soon.

They are certainly PEAKED, already, imo.

 

[postman]

Considering their demographics and budget issues, I think that they are doomed to massive decline, and fairly soon.

They are certainly PEAKED, already, imo.

Their GDP is growing faster than ours.

China's GDP grew by 5.0% in 2025, hitting the government's target of "around 5%" despite significant headwinds, bringing the total to roughly 140.2 trillion yuan (approx. US$19.6 trillion). The growth was driven by a robust export boom, particularly in clean-energy sectors (EVs, solar), which accounted for over one-third of the total growth,

 

[Mac-7]

Japan and S. Korea will need lots of nukes to ensure their survival. This pacifist bullshit no longer applies.

South Korea is no longer a reliable US ally

In a war between the US and china it could remain neutral

 

[drudge X]

Considering their demographics and budget issues, I think that they are doomed to massive decline, and fairly soon.

They are certainly PEAKED, already, imo.

When that time comes, the dinosaurs within the party will be purged or forced to retire to make way for the younger generation to take over.

 

[Mac-7]

Their GDP is growing faster than ours.

China's GDP grew by 5.0% in 2025, hitting the government's target of "around 5%" despite significant headwinds, bringing the total to roughly 140.2 trillion yuan (approx. US$19.6 trillion). The growth was driven by a robust export boom, particularly in clean-energy sectors (EVs, solar), which accounted for over one-third of the total growth,

Dont believe the lies that the ccp tells about china’s economy

 

[drudge X]

South Korea is no longer a reliable US ally

In a war between the US and china it could remain neutral

S. Korea has no interest in a war with China but a war with N. Korea will draw China and US. S. Korea wants unification but China needs N. Korea to act as a buffer to prevent the US from lurking in China’s backyard.

 

[Hafar1014]

No communist country has ever succeeded. China is at the tipping point when the decline takes over. They will collapse just like the USSR did. Whats left is in many ways worse.

 

[drudge X]

Their GDP is growing faster than ours.

China's GDP grew by 5.0% in 2025, hitting the government's target of "around 5%" despite significant headwinds, bringing the total to roughly 140.2 trillion yuan (approx. US$19.6 trillion). The growth was driven by a robust export boom, particularly in clean-energy sectors (EVs, solar), which accounted for over one-third of the total growth,

I don’t trust any data released by the CCP.

 

[Zincwarrior]

China's GDP grew by 5% in 2025.

 

[postman]

South Korea is no longer a reliable US ally

In a war between the US and china it could remain neutral

Yeah, look how well it turned out for them last time America and China battled it out in MIG ally.

 

[postman]

When that time comes, the dinosaurs within the party will be purged or forced to retire to make way for the younger generation to take over.

You mean like the US presidency since 2016?

 

[Hafar1014]

Their GDP is growing faster than ours.

China's GDP grew by 5.0% in 2025, hitting the government's target of "around 5%" despite significant headwinds, bringing the total to roughly 140.2 trillion yuan (approx. US$19.6 trillion). The growth was driven by a robust export boom, particularly in clean-energy sectors (EVs, solar), which accounted for over one-third of the total growth,

Chinas data is fake. China is in decline

 

[Mac-7]

S. Korea has no interest in a war with China but a war with N. Korea will draw China and US. S. Korea wants unification but China needs N. Korea to act as a buffer to prevent the US from lurking in China’s backyard.

Young S Koreans have a high standard of living that would disappear during a war with K Korea

And yes, they do dream of unification

But they are naïve to hope that it wont be on the North’s terms

It would be hell for most S Koreans

Unfortunately a large chunk of the population - approaching 50% - fail to understand that

 

[Mac-7]

Yeah, look how well it turned out for them last time America and China battled it out in MIG ally.

It turned out splendidly for South Korea

America saved them from communist hell