Kevin
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我想问问日本的朋友两个问题:
1)既然你们支持2016南海仲裁的结果合法,即“太平岛不算岛,所以无法获得200海里的EEZ”。那么比太平岛小得多的 冲之鸟、南鸟岛周边的EEZ日本政府准备什么时候放弃?
2)太平岛的实际控制者现在是台湾,你们是主张台湾应该放弃这200海里是么?
NHKニュース@nhk_news
南シナ海問題で中国外務省が日本大使館公使呼び出し 日本反論 news.web.nhk/newsweb/na/na-… #nhk_news
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Study China. Don’t Study Under the CCP.
In recent years, many have expressed concern about the declining number of American students studying in China and what that means for the future of American expertise on the country.
I think the more relevant question is not simply how to get more American students to study in China, but how to help China bound exchange students develop genuine expertise on China.
The following article in The Straits Times, like many before it, largely assumes that sending more students to China is inherently beneficial. I disagree. The real issue is preparing students to operate in a CCP-controlled environment so they can extract the most valuable insights from China without allowing their understanding to be shaped by the Party’s carefully curated narrative.
The CCP does not leave these exchanges to chance. The experience is carefully designed and managed—from roommates and coursework to ideological content embedded in teaching, organised trips, and the people foreign students are encouraged to meet. It is curated for a purpose.
If the free world is serious about building the next generation of China experts, every student participating in an exchange programme in China should first complete a mandatory pre-departure course.
That curriculum should include:
- The U.S. government’s strategic assessment of China and the reasoning behind it.
- A concise history of modern China and the evolution of CCP rule, so students understand the political and historical context they are entering.
- Training on how to recognise propaganda, narrative management, and influence efforts.
-Practical guidance on avoiding legal, political, and security risks while living in China, including how to recognise and avoid situations that could expose them to coercion, compromise, or criminal liability.
- Strategies for getting beyond the official foreign-student experience by building independent relationships and seeing China outside of the curated bubble.
The free world absolutely needs more people with first-hand knowledge of China. Reading reports from the comfort of an American campus is no substitute for living in China, speaking the language, and understanding the country firsthand.
But sending youngsters into a tightly managed political environment without proper preparation does not build China expertise. It allows the CCP to help shape it.
The objective should not simply be to increase the number of exchanges, but to ensure that students return with a deeper and more independent understanding of China—one formed through critical judgment, rather than through a narrative prepared for them by the Party.
Ali Wyne@Ali_Wyne
“[David] Lampton warned of a looming decline in American knowledge of China, in fields ranging from intelligence to agriculture to energy, as the current generation of experts retires.” straitstimes.com/world/fewer-am…
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@KevinMankind @BRICSinfo Factories not needing workers is the argument you think it is until exports slow down and there's nobody left to retrain
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@KevinMankind @BRICSinfo @KevinMankind @BRICSinfo 解决?bro they have a labor shortage AND youth unemployment at the same time. that's not solving anything that's just speedrunning a demographic crisis lol
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@KevinMankind @BRICSinfo Robots running a $1T surplus while 10 million grads fight for desk jobs is the most China thing ever lol
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@KevinMankind @BRICSinfo Both lol. Too many grads fighting for office jobs, not enough bodies in factories. Same energy as crypto having too much liquidity and no real volume at the same time
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Under the United Nations’ Law of the Sea, five judges found that most of China’s claims to vast swaths of the South China Sea were invalid, handing a huge victory to the Philippines.
A decade later China hasn’t backed off its illegal claims by a single inch. buff.ly/kurJ3QR
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If cartoons can replace international order, we won’t need international laws.
Thankfully, most of the members of this international community still prefer rule of law than rule by cartoons. Only Beijing believes cartoons can change international order to its preference. 🙃
China Daily@ChinaDaily
"South China Sea Arbitration": invalid from the start. A farce to the end. #SouthChinaSea #AIAnimation #AIRealmStudio
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@BRICSinfo Could it be political strategy to to release bad numbers? And maybe they do have growth?
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@BRICSinfo Stimulus can't fix a demographic cliff. China's running out of workers before they run out of rate cuts.
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@bqy1145141919 @Jibadadacpsv @Zabayar 那么,这件事该枪毙谁?
我知道,中共会尽一切办法掩盖那些生活条件很差的大量地区,同时大力宣传少数几个发达地区,把它们当作宣传样板。

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@Chinaview0022 >対照的に沖ノ鳥礁は、満潮時にわずか2つの礁石が海面から露出するだけで、総面積は10㎡未満、淡水も土壌もなく、日本が数十年かけてコンクリート堤防を築いてようやく沈没を免れているに過ぎず、公約における岩礁の定義に完全に合致する
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