I am not worked up but am a bit amused at TMDs interpretation of eventsMad Scientist wrote:@Squirrel, sometimes you need to let go. Don't be too quick drawing your pistol, it will explode in your face. Have a healthy conversation not otherwise
I was responding to the above when I brought up Taoism. Yin and Yang is a Taoist concept.sundaymorningstaple wrote: Yin & Yang. Black & White. Screw 50 shades of grey.
Correction - I wasn't interpreting anything.ecureilx wrote:I am not worked up but am a bit amused at TMDs interpretation of eventsMad Scientist wrote:@Squirrel, sometimes you need to let go. Don't be too quick drawing your pistol, it will explode in your face. Have a healthy conversation not otherwise
TMD wrote:No seriously - I have read about "Indochina" wars and "India-China" war...ecureilx wrote:don't tell me that part of history has been air brushed !!!TMD wrote: What is "Indo Chinese" war ? When did that occur ?
But never come across "Indo Chinese" war. Anyone ?
This is the same thing with achieving balance, which I had earlier shared how this philosophy manifest in China's constant efforts that tries to ensures its continued existence today as a civilisation entity.earthfriendly wrote:I was responding to the above when I brought up Taoism. Yin and Yang is a Taoist concept.sundaymorningstaple wrote: Yin & Yang. Black & White. Screw 50 shades of grey.
I don't understand , the PRC was created entirely by the Communist Party in their image of a country.TMD wrote:
It will be a mistake to view PRC through the ideological POV only.
After the war, three high-ranking Japanese officials were hanged for allowing the Rape of Nanking, in large part because of testimony and documents provided by the missionaries, including James McCallum.
Thank you. As for Taiwan, any reasonable freedom loving individual who visits there usually leaves I think as I do, convinced that the Taiwanese must be afforded freedom from the PRC. They essentially fought their way to it and maintain a strongly vibrant democracy. I would personally fight for Taiwan against the PRC if needed.earthfriendly wrote:If not for the presence and witnessing of the white men, many of the atrocities would had been buried. For Japan has little regard for his Asian neighbors during those days. And their modern day right wingers are intent on whitewashing their war time crimes.
After the war, three high-ranking Japanese officials were hanged for allowing the Rape of Nanking, in large part because of testimony and documents provided by the missionaries, including James McCallum.
It’s true that some westerners helped China, but that should not be construed as “The West” coming to China’s rescue.earthfriendly wrote:Another mainlander friend, obtained US college degree, married into a loving and wonderful American family, still buying the official CCP progaganda "China had been bullied by the west throughout history". While conveniently forgetting how the west had come to China's rescue.
http://www.aviation-history.com/airmen/tigers.htm
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Rabe
http://www.historynet.com/an-american-m ... anking.htm
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nati ... /31847495/
it makes me chuckle when i see an alt account.brights wrote:It always makes me chuckle whenever an Asian person laughs at another Asian person from another Asian country.
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