Comments by "Ace1000ks1975" (@Ace1000ks19751982) on "China vs. Japan: Navy Destroyed in 15 Hours, CCP Government Toppled in 7 days?" video.

Japan can defeat China today?????? ROFL 🤣
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I am a Chinese, so I know China is not a aggressive nation. Japan has the history of being aggressive.
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@markdowse3572 Nope.
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@zero1action27 China has never invaded Japan, but Japan did invade China.
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@Thoughtcaster-six Mao developed Pinyin which made Chinese easier to learn, and all the policies the CPC made helped turn China into the country that it is.
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@No_Anime_No_Life. China has about 1000 nuclear warheads, and delivery systems for those warheads, like SBLMs, ICBMs, hypersonic missiles, and cruise missiles. Keep dreaming. This isn't 1894, or 1937.
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@markdowse3572 Did you ever hear about what the Japanese did in Nanking?
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@lifetrees1 PRC didn't annex any country from 1949 to today.
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@lifetrees1 Those are military exercises, so it doesn't mean anything.
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@DEANluxray Formosa is part of China, and Taiwan isn't a country. If you don't believe me then why isn't Taiwan in the UN? It is because they aren't a independent country.
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@marcelbernard158 Did you ever hear of the 11 dash line which was declared by the Republic of China after WW2. The PRC inherited it from the old government which was the Republic of China; therefore, those claims are legitimate.
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@mozzarellamaniac6300 Many Chinese people got affected by what Japan did during WW2, how can we forget about it?
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@zero1action27 The Yuan Dynasty is a Mongol Dynasty, not a Han Chinese Dynasty.
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@popajoekiller The UK leased Hong Kong from China in 1898 for 99 years, so the UK returned Hong Kong to China in July 1, 1997.
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@zero1action27 First of all, PRC is not my government, I am a overseas Chinese, so I am not a citizen of the PRC.
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@zero1action27 What do you mean by bond holders of what, and does that have anything to do with China's historic claims on the South China Sea?
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@mozzarellamaniac6300 Japan never apologized for what they did during WW2, nor did they pay any reparations for what they did. Why should we forget about it?
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@zero1action27 Why do Japanese leaders go worship people like Tojo and others in Yasukuni shrine in Japan. Clearly, they aren't sorry about what they did.
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@DEANluxray Many overseas Chinese people like me that support the PRC.
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@mozzarellamaniac6300 I don't hate anyone, but if you are telling us to forget about what happened. It isn't going to happen.
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@popajoekiller China followed WTO rules. Let me explain.... Chump started this tech ban back in 2018, and the current administration followed through with it. As a result, the PRC couldn't buy advanced semiconductor chips. Due to WTO rules, China couldn't put tariffs on semiconductor chips from AMD, Intel, Nvidia, Qualcomm, and others. This hampered China's semiconductor industries, because they couldn't compete in price or performance. As a result of these bans, China is building DUV lithography machines to make semiconductor chips, and designing their own chips. Now, China will have a semiconductor industry that is subsidized by the government, and it will have a world class semiconductor industry in 5 to 10 years from now if not sooner. Now, China can control the top of the supply chain.
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@DEANluxray Now, you are making ad hominem attacks. How can I earn a social credit score if I am not a citizen of China, or live in China? Taiwan's sovereignty? Taiwan is a product of the Chinese Civil War from 1945 to 1949. The CPC won the civil war, and the KMT fled to Formosa which is known as Taiwan today. The ROC(Republic of China) never declared Taiwan was an independent country. Technically the Chinese Civil War never ended, so what is this thing about sovereignty?
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@cradle_n7515 China was mostly focused on developing its economy from 1949 to today. In 1949, the literacy rate was 20%, and the life expectancy of the average person in China was about 35 years. Today, the literacy rate is 99.83%, and the life expectancy is about 78 years today.
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@cradle_n7515 I am Chinese, and the people in the PRC are Chinese.
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@cradle_n7515 LOL
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@mozzarellamaniac6300 That word you mentioned is related to obsession. I am not obsessed about Japan. I do drive a Japanese automobile, stream videos on a Sony television, and use other Japanese products. If I hated Japan I wouldn't be using any Japanese products. These days, I really don't have to buy as many Japanese products, because China is making comparable products at a lower cost.
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@marcelbernard158 The Philippines is violating China's 9 dash line, so it isn't China that is being aggressive. It is the Philippines that is being aggressive.
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@ryanseet8314 Xinjiang was conquered by the Qing Dynasty in 1759. Tibet was liberated from a backward feudal regime, and now the people are better off for it.
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@ryanseet8314 The Qing Dynasty pre dated the PRC, so whatever lands that were under the control the previous governments in China belonged to the new government in China.
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@ryanseet8314 As for Xinjiang, the Qing Dynasty conquered it, and after the Qing Dynasty collapsed in 1911. The ROC took over that region, Xinjiang was under ROC control. In 1949, the PRC laid claim to it. Yes, the Yuan Dynasty invaded Japan twice, one in 1231, and the 2nd time in 1281. Mongols, Chinese, and Koreans took part in the invasion. That is history, so what?
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@ryanseet8314 Yes, the Qing Dynasty lost about 910,000 square kilometers of territory to the Russians in the late 19th century. That is the reason why Sino-Soviet Relations soured in the 1960.
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@Thoughtcaster-six Who was responsible for making China better? The CPC was responsible for making the lives of many Chinese people better.
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@Thoughtcaster-six Most people in China are content and happy. That government is in danger of being toppled. On the other hand, the US empire may go away like the USSR in the near future. You have all the same problems that the USSR had back in the 1980s, like rampant inflation, a disfunctional government, inept domestic policies, divisions in society, massive debts, lower standard of living, etc.
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