So Much for China’s "Peaceful Rise"
February 7th, 2010 admin
I was not surprised to read China’s hawks demand cold war on the US in the Times Online. [A]lmost 55% of those [in China] questioned for Global Times, a state-run newspaper, agree that “ a cold war will break out between the US and China ”… An independent survey of Chinese-language media for The Sunday Times has found army and navy officers predicting a military showdown and political leaders calling for China to sell more arms to America’s foes… “ This time…
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