Why Chinese and Western modernisation are different

Hey Martin… Gordon Chang said you are an idiot!

Yours and @mahbubani_k 's books are the reason why I'm learning Mandarin

@agent_of_change You are paid by the CCP Jack

I used to listen to Rush Limbaugh and other American neocons daily. Your views on China are enlightening. The US's suppression of Chinese development isn't new. Bertrand Russell's observations about Americans remain relevant in this context. Russell's insights in 1922:

@Vxujianing The modernization of the West is based on the bloody primitive accumulation of capital and colonialist expansion;and the modernization of🇨🇳is based on the wisdom and hard work of the 🇨🇳people themselves and the timely termination of the "US subversion of other countries' models"!

Hope the CCP pay you well. CGTN posts too, lmao. Fully bought.

I'm a fan of your presentation style. Can you post the full link?

@agent_of_change Chinese modernization is "a public good for the developing world," and we can thank capitalism for that! It was stronger than the colonialism and imperialism of previous centuries because free trade is worth more than trade wars. China played the long game and won. The US didn't.

There are many differences between China and the West in the modernization process. Some of the main factors include history, culture, political system and economic model. China's modernization is often seen as having its own unique path, which includes factors such as a government-led development model, emphasis on social stability and centralized control. In contrast, modernization in Western countries usually emphasizes values ​​such as democratic institutions, market economies, and personal freedom. These different values ​​and institutional choices have led to the two adopting different development paths and strategies in the process of modernization.

Just because a country is powerful in the world does not mean its International policies are selfish but 2 say China is different is a hard sell ; U sell better than me ; kind regards