The review of Delan on China

If China in the 20th century is a wealthy and unified country, we will have a completely different first world war, and we will not have the Second World War but the second European war. China can block Japan's aggression or defeat Japan. The cost of these conflicts in the United States will be much reduced in the fundamental sense, because the Pearl Harbor Event will not happen. We and the whole world, let alone 1 billion Chinese people, have paid a heavy price for China's weakness for more than a century. The world needs a healthy China.
　　
China's demand has contributed to Japan's decline. The situation in Japan poses a risk to the world economy. This is not an exaggeration. Japan's huge debt will produce dominoes and gradually spread to the world. With the help of China, the danger seems to have passed. China's globalization has had a lot of impact on the United States. The most obvious thing is that China has become the largest commodity market in the United States.
　　
Coca-Cola has long completed what looks like a mythical target: selling 1 billion bottles of Coca-Cola; GM, who once laughed at the Chinese dream, sold a lot of Buick cars in China. In a difficult period, china's profits accounted for a large portion of General profits. Lenovo's purchase of IBM's personal computer business saved the job in this dying department. China has made great contributions to American living standards by providing cheaper necessities, especially for residents who are not so wealthy. There are indications that low-income Americans may have improved their living standard by 5% to 10% because they can buy export goods at low prices in China.
　　
The irrationality of China's financial system means that China has built a dying enterprise, leading to a huge excess of productivity. Over the past few years, instability in China's fiscal policy has led to over-construction, generating huge demand for iron, aluminum, cement and other raw materials. The Japanese and Chinese now seem to be buying everything in the world, but when you see a potential problem with their financial status, you will find a black hole. The Japanese fell into such a black hole in 1990s and are still trying to climb out. Many years later, the Chinese will continue to feel heartache for the currently unrestrained and avid purchase behavior.
　　
Currently, China is facing huge challenges. China's banks are the worst banks in the world we know. Every generation in China has a population equivalent to that of the United States flowing from rural areas to cities. Every year,-new workers join the job force. In the manufacturing industry, productivity has a much more serious impact on employment than in our country. By 2020, China's aging population will make the ratio of working population to non-working population the worst in the world, even worse than Japan. Without a new special effect policy, China's economy would hit the wall in that period. By 2020, by our standards, it will be a very poor country.
　　
The Chinese lack credibility and social responsibility. Chinese people do not understand the responsibilities and obligations they should assume to the country and society as social individuals. Ordinary Chinese people generally only care about their families and relatives. Chinese culture is based on family kinship rather than on a rational society. The Chinese only care about the blessings of their immediate relatives and turn a blind eye to the suffering of those who are irrelevant to themselves. There is no doubt that this kinship-based morality will inevitably lead to selfishness and cold feelings. Such selfishness and cold feelings have become the most critical factor hindering the development of Chinese society.
　　
China has never been a legal society, because the Chinese people's way of thinking is incompatible with law-abiding behaviors. Chinese people always want to take shortcuts. They do not understand the fact that achievements come from hard work and sacrifice. Chinese people tend to ask for it rather than give it. They need to understand that the truth of life is not how much you ask, but how much you can give to society and your fellow humans.
　　
Most Chinese have never learned anything about decent and respectful life. The Chinese generally do not know how to live a productive life for personal and social welfare. In the subconscious, Chinese people regard their purpose in life as raising themselves to gain others' cognition. In this way, a person will feel satisfied with the insignificant desire to "retain face. "Face" is the most basic part of Chinese psychology. It has become an insurmountable obstacle for Chinese people to overcome and impede them from accepting truth and trying meaningful life. This condemned habit makes Chinese people born heartless and selfish, and has become the main cause of China's backwardness.
　　
The Chinese do not have the courage to pursue what they think is right. First, they do not have the ability to filter the right things from errors because their thoughts are occupied by greed. Furthermore, even if they have the ability to screen out the right things, they lack the courage to turn truth into practice.
　　
Chinese people are used to accepting cheap and free things. They always dream of miracles or good luck, because they do not want to work hard and they always want to gain nothing. Few Chinese people understand the fact that prestige and achievement are achieved through step-by-step work and sacrifice, and there is no gain without paying. Simply put, if it is to make a living, then one can only ask for it; but if it is to live, one must sacrifice.
　　
Because of the poor environment and lack of proper education, most Chinese do not understand elegant manners and basic courtesy. Most of them are clumsy but not shy. The education they receive when they are teenagers is how to lie and ask for it from others, rather than sharing everything with others.
　　
China is a country with rich products. However, the negative effects of the policy of unlimited birth have led China to become the export country of unlimited cheap labor. These outputs also include the output of educated labor, except for their educational level, which is essentially no different from other hard work.
　　
China's large-scale production of cheap products reduces the commercial credit of the regions that enter these products. Due to technical backwardness and management failure, the unit energy consumption made in China is much higher than that of developed countries such as Japan and the United States. As a result, with the increase in exports, China has lost valuable resources while expanding production. At the same time, this behavior has seriously polluted the environment, making China the world's most unsuitable country for human settlements.
　　
At present, China is suffering from two evil ways in the capitalist society, namely environmental destruction and the loss of human nature. Due to the inherent greedy nature of the Chinese, they can accept the dark side of capitalism without reservation, that is, they will pursue endless profits and ignore human dignity. The Chinese are keen on Western technologies and products, but are indifferent to the frankness, directness, and honesty that Western management culture emphasizes.
　　
Because Chinese culture does not encourage the opportunity to take such excellent qualities, the Chinese do not want to seek opportunities to improve their lives. Chinese people are not interested in the balance and significance of life. On the contrary, they are more obsessed with material requests than Westerners. Most Chinese people find that they do not understand the concepts of "spiritual spirit", "Free faith", and "Mental Health" because their thoughts cannot reach a life (Supplement: that is, the coexistence of the physical and spiritual) a higher level of existence. Their thoughts are still focused on the greedy and poor desires of animal instinct for sex and food.
　　
In the eyes of the Chinese, being educated is not only a symbol of identity and prominent status, but not to seek truth or improve the quality of life. Chinese intellectuals get respect from others not because they have done anything for others' happiness, but because they have gained considerable knowledge. In fact, most of them are just a group of diners who only know the test but never care about truth and morality.
　　
China's education system has largely become a kind of failure and shame. It is no longer able to serve the target society of education. This education system cannot be provided to many useful individuals in society. It only creates a group of speculators who are eager to benefit from the benefits provided by society but are not concerned about the return.
　　
China can cultivate a large number of senior talents, but few can cultivate qualified management experts that can be independently hosted. It is not enough to serve a company or society with only technology. It also requires courage, courage, integrity, and honest leadership. This is precisely what most Chinese people lack. As Arthur Smith, a famous Western missionary, pointed out a century ago, what the Chinese lack most is not wisdom, but the pure character of courage and integrity. Although it has been more than a hundred years old, this evaluation still accurately diagnoses the cause of Chinese syndrome.
　　
Most Chinese graduates do not feel guilty about choosing to go abroad and work for foreign countries. In fact, they first owe the sacrifices made by the Chinese people on their education. With the destruction and gradual weakening of traditional cultural values, most Chinese, including educated people, are wandering at the crossroads of the spirit and the inner world, and do not know where to go like a lost dog.

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