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My personal experience is that when I was in China back then, my classmates and I knew to various extent that we were force-fed with some kind of...
No I didn't, but you are not FB, are you?
You are absolutely right. That's why I don't think it is a good idea to teach a highly "condensed" version of Chinese history. The kids in China...
C'mon FB, you are chasing windmill here. The only thing I did (to you) was asking you to clarify your misleading/confusing statement in post #10....
Where is it in the article that either expresses or implies PRC is revising history textbook "like Japan"?
On a more serious note, PRC is going from one extreme to another. In my opinion, no historical world events of milestone significance should be...
So I guess China is acting more like a world player now? That's a shock.
What, US lost to Greece? This is so unfriggin'believable.
I'd say the unique geographical characteristics, i.e., the high Tibetan plateau, definitely played a role on the lack of (military) confrontations...
Legend has it Japanese are the descendants of Wu Dalang.
Other than the short skirmish in 1962 along their border, China and India have been friendly neighbours for ages.
^ Exactly. Also, there was no bloodshed when PLA first entered Tibet in 1950. Things only turned messy during the mid- to late-1950s when the...
So we are getting another Mike James? Not sure if it's good for the Rockets ....
Only c*m handy in p*rn movies.
The status quo is something Chinese on both sides of the Strait have to live with, for the time being, because of a number of issues -- be it...
For what I concern, ROC has legitimate claim over every square mile of the Mainland. China is like a big private lot divided by a bad ass river,...
I am trying to avoid the topic of Tibet because it will seriously derail the current thread. To answer your inquiry in short: 1) Tibet was part...
Not really. It's unfortunate Japan suffered casualties in its confrontation with Korea, but the former was provocative in the first place.
I didn't say you "intentionally exaggerated", although you are welcome to fit into the frame you set up for others. I am saying with this example,...
So, 1) the source is not wikipedia; 2) the incident occurred in 1953, some 50 years ago, not a current event; 3) "16 casualties, including a...