Eh.... Realistically speaking in which aspects can these two country maintain a good relationship?
> both are competitors at RMG though China is losing its global share(minisaule I know
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whats RMG?
> defence? Nope! Russian-backed vs NATO-backed
china is not "russian-backed" like some client state reliant on another.
> agriculture and food exports? Both have huge land-masses and I heard Putin gonna make Russia largest non-GMO exporter or something
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> gas/oil/energy? Do China even have oil/gas reserve?
china is actually the 4th and 7th largest oil/gas producer in the world, that comes with being a continent sized nation. however it still uses more than it produced so its a top importer. wild card here is shale gas, china has some of the largest shale reserves in the world, but its harder to get to than the ones in the US and in the current market, completely unprofitable to extract
Only thing I see is Turkey might get Chinese help in Nuclear power reactors Russia backed out? Or not.
possible.
That is the mentality of a small and weak nation. Is China small and weak? A strong power does not think about what xyz country thinks. I believe this is a deep rooted mentality of chinese that I have analysed. A kind of inferior complex, and no confidence.You look towards Russia? You are a 10+ trillion economy, have nuclear weapons, and a good military industry and all I can see is Chinese have a lack of confidence. I believe this is a result of the japanese occupations.
If the Turks had as much population and resources etc no doubt we will be ruling the world with USA.
no, its a cold hard, cost-benefit analysis.
what can russia give china? energy in the form of gas/oil, political support at the UN(even though china has its own veto, it looks better to be in a group), some techs in which china is still behind, ie: engines, certain sensors, a secured northern border allowing china to focus on the seas, etc.
now what can turkey give china? its a part of nato so any military cooperation is limited at best, turkey has no significant independent military technologies, turkey has verbally, if not materially, supported separatist forces in and out of china, turkey has no significant resource exports to china, turkey is a small market for china comparatively.
the fact that you are sitting around calling the nation of china "A kind of inferior complex, and no confidence." tells us something about the people to people relations a well.
oh and saying we have a "inferior complex" while saying if turkey was in the same position it would "ruling the world with USA" so still a US client at the end of the day then, and you say we have a "inferior complex" hahahhaha