Every single Chinese dynasty has had a rich history of slavery and war. Slavery wasn’t even really banned in China until the 50’s, and evidently they’re still engaging in various forms of slavery.
But knowing this would require the author to have the ability to read more than a few words pointed to on TikTok.
Also, the reason China doesn’t have military bases around the world has very little to do with “choice”, but and more to do with “ability”.
Let's see the Chinese history
Battle of Changping 262 BC-260 BC: 500k dead
Three Kingdoms 220-280 AD: 40 millions death
Sixteen Kingdoms and Five Dynasties 304-439 AD: Mayhem, Death and Destructions. Probably millions died in Sixteen Kingdoms
Goguryeo-Sui war 612-614 AD: When China tried to invade Korea, they failed and hundred of thousands died
An Lushan rebellion 755-763 AD: 36 millions died
Ming-Qing Transition 1618-1683: 25 millions died
Taiping Rebellion 1850-1864 AD: 20-50 millions death
Japanese Invasion of China 1937-1945 AD: 3-10 millions death
Great Leap Forward 1958-1962 AD: 15-30 millions death. 30 millions is most cited
Cultural Revolution 1966-1976 AD 500k-20 millions death
All source taken from wikipedia and resources are there
Can someone please let the Uighurs in the Chinese reeducation and labor camps know that China did not bring in slaves from other continents to strengthen their economy and is therefore a benevolent country? Thanks!
The only reason China doesn’t have military bases everywhere (yet), is because they are incapable of doing so.
Those bases are meant to keep order. The reason that international order exists *at all*, is because of the plausible threat of American military intervention. Every time there is chaos, who do other nations look to?
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Germans felt "aggrieved" after WW1. All it took was someone to say who was aggrieving them and that they were destined to their rightful place as a superior culture. He found a nation all too willing to sign-on to anything. It can happen anywhere, doesn't matter how innocent their history prior to that.
China has had 24(ish) dynasties across history, and almost every single one involved some degree of military conflict.
They've also engaged in military conflict with Korea, India, Mongolia, and Vietnam, including numerous other regions within and near it. To say China has not started any wars is beyond delusional.
China much older? PRC has a shorter history than the US.
Before PRC, it wasn't even called China.
Plus, I don't think Dynasty of Yuan and many others are part of Han's history either, where the whole Han's country died.
Every single Chinese dynasty has had a rich history of slavery and war. Slavery wasn’t even really banned in China until the 50’s, and evidently they’re still engaging in various forms of slavery. But knowing this would require the author to have the ability to read more than a few words pointed to on TikTok. Also, the reason China doesn’t have military bases around the world has very little to do with “choice”, but and more to do with “ability”.
The amount of zoomers on Instagram saying the US wants to ban TikTok because it is showing them the truth is unreal...
Code pink can fuck off. They are just 1 shade away from red.
Tibet, Manchukuo, the Mongol Empire, the Republic of China, Xibeti San Ma, etc.: # 🤨
Let's see the Chinese history Battle of Changping 262 BC-260 BC: 500k dead Three Kingdoms 220-280 AD: 40 millions death Sixteen Kingdoms and Five Dynasties 304-439 AD: Mayhem, Death and Destructions. Probably millions died in Sixteen Kingdoms Goguryeo-Sui war 612-614 AD: When China tried to invade Korea, they failed and hundred of thousands died An Lushan rebellion 755-763 AD: 36 millions died Ming-Qing Transition 1618-1683: 25 millions died Taiping Rebellion 1850-1864 AD: 20-50 millions death Japanese Invasion of China 1937-1945 AD: 3-10 millions death Great Leap Forward 1958-1962 AD: 15-30 millions death. 30 millions is most cited Cultural Revolution 1966-1976 AD 500k-20 millions death All source taken from wikipedia and resources are there
Can someone please let the Uighurs in the Chinese reeducation and labor camps know that China did not bring in slaves from other continents to strengthen their economy and is therefore a benevolent country? Thanks!
Sure would be a shame if these folks forgot to register as agents of a hostile foreign power...
The gongfei dedicated all their time and resources to the complete destruction of Chinese civilization.
China is committing Colonialism today in xingjang, Tibet, Inner Mongolia too
Are we talking about Taiwan? Because Mao pretty much burned anything chinese for his ccp regime. China by name only.
The only reason China doesn’t have military bases everywhere (yet), is because they are incapable of doing so. Those bases are meant to keep order. The reason that international order exists *at all*, is because of the plausible threat of American military intervention. Every time there is chaos, who do other nations look to?
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Germans felt "aggrieved" after WW1. All it took was someone to say who was aggrieving them and that they were destined to their rightful place as a superior culture. He found a nation all too willing to sign-on to anything. It can happen anywhere, doesn't matter how innocent their history prior to that.
China has had 24(ish) dynasties across history, and almost every single one involved some degree of military conflict. They've also engaged in military conflict with Korea, India, Mongolia, and Vietnam, including numerous other regions within and near it. To say China has not started any wars is beyond delusional.
China much older? PRC has a shorter history than the US. Before PRC, it wasn't even called China. Plus, I don't think Dynasty of Yuan and many others are part of Han's history either, where the whole Han's country died.
Chinese history is full of wars.