You need to keep yourself updated, the US assult carrier is still burning as we speak.what do you mean ? wasnt China is lapdog og US in the past, from 1969 ?
Trying to divert topic?How you jumping up and down like a clown even when Type 075's fire put down after half hour,now it's US turn,the ship is melting after 12 hrs burning, what do you say.
Trying to divert topic?How you jumping up and down like a clown even when Type 075's fire put down after half hour,now it's US turn,the ship is melting after 12 hrs burning, what do you say.
Take your prayer and enjoy the US show,it is not "could" but still burning now,because you may never see one ship that size in viet navy.075 has got fire. Its disclosed that China ship is not good. As I said above, the fire could be repeat again and again ...
Come on ... you are using two accidents, the latter one being a minor fire, to say that the Chinese shipbuilding industry is unsafe. This is a classic cherry picking fallacy. Just today a US LHD caught fire in a similar fashion to that in the second picture you posted. Are we to assume that American shipyards are also "unsafe"?Unsafety is very popular problem in ship building in China, not only happen at the ships. Jumbo cran collapsed at the Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding in Pudong China in December 10, 2009.
The first-in-class amphibious vessel, which was launched 6 months ago, is currently at fitting out stage at CSSC’s Hudong-Zhonghua shipyard in Shanghai.
https://www.google.com.vn/url?sa=i&url=https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/2020/04/chinas-1st-type-075-lhd-caught-on-fire-during-fitting-out/&psig=AOvVaw22hhOmUEIDJZ9Vnz2bQ0eO&ust=1592991100309000&source=images&cd=vfe&ved=2ahUKEwjU4sq20JfqAhU7zYsBHYVxA1cQr4kDegUIARDmAQ
Mongol empire lost thousand ships and they still defeated and annexed CN 100 years.
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UPDATE: Chinese diplomat’s election to sea tribunal with high count of votes reflects international recognition: FM
By Xu Keyue and Cui Fandi | GLOBAL TIMES (2020.08.25)
CHINESE AMBASSADOR TO HUNGARY Duan Jielong was on Monday (8/24) elected as a member of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea with a high count of votes, which reflected the international community's recognition of China's claims and actions on maritime issues and was a "slap in the face" of the United States, as the country HAD NOT ACCEPTED the law but instead pointed its finger at and smeared China's moves.
Duan is one of the six to have been elected in the FIRST ROUND of voting by the States Parties to the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) to become a judge settling maritime disputes, the Xinhua News Agency reported Monday. Other members are David J. Attard of Malta, Ida Caracciolo of Italy, Maria Teresa Infante Caffi of Chile, Maurice Kengne Kamga of Cameroon and Markiyan Kulyk of Ukraine. One of the tribunal seats has yet to be filled and a second round of restrictive voting will be held on Tuesday, reports said. The contenders will be Kathy-Ann Brown of Jamaica and Rodrigo Fernandes More of Brazil.
THE TRIBUNAL IS AN INTERGOVERNMENTAL BODY set up by UNCLOS and has 21 judges who hold nine-year terms. A third of the members are replaced every three years. The election of Duan once again shows China's voice is reaching further into the international community, Li Haidong, a professor at the Institute of International Relations of the China Foreign Affairs University, told the Global Times on Tuesday.
"China's voice is gaining more recognition and support, which proves that the international community is recognizing China's important role given its past efforts," Li Haidong noted. "As the world's major powers have vast differences regarding perception of maritime rights, China's gradual prominence will help bring consensus in future disputes."
THE UNITED STATES, WHICH HAS NO RIGHT TO VOTE ON THE MATTER, has been seeking to stop China after Duan was nominated as a candidate, arguing that "Beijing has flouted international sea laws in the disputed South China Sea," US media outlet CNBC reported on August 3.
Li Haidong warned the United States not to overestimate its ability to do evil in the international community. "This is NO LONGER the era of Western-led colonialism, as countries are awakening their international consciousness," he said.
Shen Yi, a professor of international politics at Fudan University in Shanghai, told the Global Times that United States' failure to intervene shows that the international influence of US hegemony is steadily declining, which is a foreseeable trend for the future. In contrast, China's international influence is growing "as a result of past contributions."
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo recently attempted to smear China by accusing it of seeing the South China Sea as its "maritime empire." In a tweet in late April, Pompeo said, "The South China Sea is not China's maritime empire" and urged "free nations" to unite to prevent China from taking "more territory."
THE US, WHICH IS THOUSANDS OF MILES FROM THE SOUTH CHINA SEA, has sought to dictate regional affairs, repeatedly sending aircraft carriers and warplanes to the waters to assert its hegemony. The US has also constantly tried to stir up the situation regarding South China Sea disputes.
By contrast, China has been committed to promoting the peaceful settlement of disputes with other South China Sea claimants in the region, said analysts. Thanks to the joint efforts of the relevant parties, negotiations on the CODE OF CONDUCT on the South China Sea are progressing steadily, the analysts noted.
Li Haidong warned the US to reflect on its responsibilities as a great power, considering its actions over the past few decades.
Since the establishment of the tribunal in 1996, three Chinese have served as judges: Zhao Lihai (1996-2000), Xu Guangjian (2001-07) and Gao Zhiguo (2008-20).
