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Fish the real hazard in South China Seas By Lucio Blanco Pitlo III The hydrocarbon potential of the South China Sea (SCS) has become a source of tension between the littoral states of the region and, to a certain extent, a number of outside actors. However, the SCS's significance to...

Vietnamese calligraphy, just like the Chinese's, is a form of art that'll never died. It'll come back strong.

LOL flying over international water is considered maritime expansion? Insecure much?

1) China proposed joint development awhile back with Japan but the latter is dragging her feet. 2) So China has been drilling on her side but Japan complains gas from her side might/probably inadvertently travels over China's side under the sea. 3) Now Chinese companies is asking permissions...

Since China does have a few insignificant political parties as of today it's not inconceivable to offer Taiwan a political party for future unification. As people in China become more educated they probably make such demand anyway, and plus, the new party won't make much inroad in CPC domain...

^^^ Divide and conquer strategy by The Diplomat. Otherwise it doesn't make sense....Russia and China just had a sea drill to show of force against the US and Japan.

I agree! You both have different writing styles, temperaments and fields of interest. Read a couple of posts from both of you can tell there's a big difference between you two. Only ignorances think you two are the same person.

LOL he's right! I can't find one single anti Chinese post from him. :argh:

See, You're nothing but a big mouth. I challenge you to find a single anti American post I ever made. Sure I might have said a bad thing or two about those morons in the government.....but then who doesn't say that in America.

Or you can be Chinese by loyal to your people and your mother country. NEVER badmouth them to outsiders!

No problem at all, it's just that nobody ever question whether I'm Chinese or not. I wonder why?

Sure, Gordan Chang also tells everybody he's Chinese.

Despite occasional difficulties China has a soft spot for Vietnam, more so than any other country in the world, I think.

Grandmother wins 1st China neglect case BEIJING -- The daughter of a Chinese grandmother has been ordered to visit her at least once every two months, in the first case under a new law to protect the elderly, reports said Tuesday. “Leaning on a cane” the woman, 77, “hobbled to the...

When a person violated the laws of his country he should be arrested and faces the charges disregard his age. This applies to all countries, not just China, and he shouldn't have special privileges than the next person.

No big lost. Japanese like to put on an air of superiority and they think they're better than everybody, including the local whites in rich communities. They have many pubs with no business signs in which, I suppose, only serve their own kind but men only. Koreans, on another hand, have no...

The details were probably lost on translation and am sure there's more to it. Let's not forget anything can happen in the wilderness under the dark sky.

You can call it whatever you want but, internationally, the names Cholon 堤岸 and Chinese go together. You don't mention one without the other.

Yeah, there are no Chinatowns in Vietnam but there are few Chinese cities though - Cholon, for one, of District 5 HCMC is big enough to be called a city.

The ways Philippines keep poking China in the eye in recent months by using the US as the stick, it's entirely possible. However the attacks, if they come, will limited in the dispute areas though. Aquino and del Rosario just don't know how to control their motor mouths.