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@Bussard Ramjet It certainly appears that you've made a good-faithed effort trying to understand China. I truly appreaciate it. However, your observations about China are wide off the mark. The blame does not necessarily lie with you, but rather with the primary source of infomation which...

WantChinaTimes is utter garbage. For something worse, there is always the Epoch Times.

All I can say is that he/she does not speak the Chinese language the way Chinese mainlanders do.

费心费力替那个三哥辩护毫无意义。起码一些三哥有个通病，喜欢替自己脸上贴金，编造学历、履历，然后发表一番“高论”。

Answer is "Be all things to all people and play both ends against the middle".

Is Brahma Chellaney a leftist? He is the author of the opinion piece.

What touches the hearts of Chinese people the most is anecdotal accounts of those who have visited or worked in Pakistan. Just about all of them come back with stories of warmth and friendship exhibited by Pakistanis toward people from China. These personal accounts are very moving and are...

Not so fast. Purchasing power parity doesn't mean much.

Fans will be fans. As far as I can tell, Chinese aviation experts still hold Russian aviation in high regard. China has made a lot progress in recent years but there is still a long way to go.

The British brag about "boxing above its weight". Aussies probably think along the same line.

There is already talk of naming it Zhuhai defence expo.

According to a Chinese aviation expert DSI works great till the aircraft reaches Mach 2, after which the air intake starts to generate drag.

Help goes both ways. Pakistan has been a lot of help for China as well, especially during the 1960s & 70s when China was isolated and under all sorts of sanctions.

It is childish. Unfortunately this behavior has been going on and will continue to go on. There are a myriad of reasons for it - to irritate, to antagonize, or merely to have fun.,

Kanza is based in Canada. It is worthless as a defence journal. All it does is cut & paste, on top of pulling BS out of thin air.

China's official position is that the border issue is a leftover from history and will take a long time to resolve. China has bigger and better things to deal with right now and for the foreseable future. The border issue will have to wait.

At least on the Chinese side the media has always been low key, so much so that it is dull and boring. No melodrama whatsoever.

I generally agree with what you just said, except for the highlighted part. I have never seen Chinese media with screaming headlines as opposed to the Indian counterpart. The pattern is invariably as follows----Indian media breaks the news ----Chinese foreign ministry spokeman responds with a...

Our Indian friends have fallen in love with WantChinaTimes.

This is measured in PPP terms, something that is not endorsed by either the government or the people of China. China measures its GDP in nominal terms only. The news does not make the headlines or the front page in China.