How China should deal with the United States, Rao Tingfei, and restrain China

Who is this man? Did you write it wrong?

I'm not worried that the United States will bring China down, globalization has connected China to the world, and China is still tough on economic issues, at least for now, there is no intention of compromise. At that time, a large part of the United States engaged in Japan was because Japan was the little brother, so it had to compromise. And now China can't pose a threat to the United States, even though it's the third largest economy, think about our GDP per capita, it's far behind.

Remember, China is only a developing country.

I'm worried about China's own problems, and people's livelihood problems are very serious. Political corruption. Sooner or later, there will be problems in speculation, and the bubble will burst sooner or later.

I'm also a college student, and I'm also confused.

Competition and cooperation coexist, develop in competition, and surpass in cooperation.

Sweat, with its small United States, who can contain???

It curbs its development of ours! The earth will turn without anyone! It's a big deal to use *** words: self-reliance, hard work!

It's not good for us to use force!

Hone your internal skills, this is the only effective way.

Is China on the rise? Eighty-year-old man rises like Viagra. Who did you listen to say that the United States considers China a threat?

This kind of low-level thinking has long been put into lowercase textbooks to poison ignorant children. The question is stupid. Some so-called patriots hate the United States and Japan all day long, and people ** provoke this group of species?

Even if China rises, it will only be good for the United States, and there will be no harm in it, because when the economy is prosperous, the United States will actively cooperate for mutual benefit and win-win results. Wake up, kids, don't be poisoned by those boredoms.

Japan, South Korea, and so on are the hidden mines planted by the United States when China is about to rise. Doing too much with small things will not hurt the United States at all, but it will only lose some eagle dogs. I have to say that the United States has extremely farsighted strategic thinking The United States had already predicted that China would rise strongly as early as the founding of the People's Republic of China. The Chinese people are not afraid of war. If the incident rises to a certain level, China is very likely to use war to solve the situation that is unfavorable to China's development.

Using the leverage of small countries to launch a siege on China is a cost-effective way for the United States to use small and large means.

The real purpose of the United States is to further contain China.

Because the social nature of China and the United States is different, the United States is the largest capitalist country at present, and China is the largest socialist country, which is a big stone that prevents the United States from dominating the world; after World War II, the United States confronted the Soviet Union, and it should be that the Soviet Union was the largest socialist country at that time, so facts have proved that the United States is not targeting China, but socialism.

Because we are China, the China that makes the United States jealous.

There are many views. Although China says that it is "rising peacefully", which American is happy to watch? That's why there is China.

Threat theory. There are also many countermeasures. The economy has increased punitive tariffs, but the Americans cannot do without Chinese products, and then there are military provocations, complicating the Taiwan Strait issue, strengthening the blockade of the island chain, making it impossible for the Chinese navy to leave the house, and so on.

As for Russia, as early as the middle of the last century, after China and the Soviet Union fell out, Zhongnanhai put forward the concept of "not forming an alliance with any major power", and of course, there was no "Sino-Russian military alliance". However, China is fighting with other countries, and China and Russia are so close, Russia will definitely not look at it, just like when a volunteer army rushed over to resist US aggression and aid Korea.

The Ming Dynasty's cabinet plus six ministries system was the best check and balance on imperial power.

The representative is the right of the cabinet and the six sections to refute: in addition to the power of the cabinet to draft, it also has the right to refute, that is, if it is considered that the emperor's edict is inconvenient to issue because it is out of date, the edict can be returned and refuted. The six departments also have the right to refute, and the inner court intends to hand over the six branches, and if the six departments think it is unreasonable, the six departments can be refuted and returned in the matter, which is called the branch staff.

The cabinet system of the Ming Dynasty was learned by the British, forming the later Western cabinet system and the prime minister system. The cabinet chiefs that began to appear during the Chenghua Dynasty of the Ming Dynasty in China were the prototype of the prime minister. During the later Enlightenment in the West, Voltaire and others all praised the perfection of China's political system, although their praise was only an excuse or "inappropriate example" for the spread of the capitalist political system, but it must be affirmed that the cabinet system of the Ming Dynasty did influence the reform of the political system in the West.

Yes, in ancient times, there were checks and balances between the "three provinces and six ministries" and the establishment of the prime minister.

There are also checks and balances in the public security and legal mechanisms in contemporary China (public security bureaus, procuratorates, and courts).

There are all dynasties, the Ming Dynasty is the most prominent, a spy agency Jinyiwei finally built two factories in the east and west to supervise and decentralize.

Yes, the Three Kingdoms period is the most obvious example of China's tripartite checks and balances.