Helping China?

[Guest ShaQuaNew]

In my view, some of the strongest people on earth, are those who are willing to learn, ask questions, and are open to dialog. At the same time, some of the most unwelcome viewpoints assume they have a better way.

 

There is a theme in America that still predominates the landscape. It's a view that the US is the undisputed leader in everything, and has little to learn, and much to teach. I do think things are slowly changing however, with a few seeing that most of the world is not at all interested in learning what the West thinks is best. And frankly, who would?

[IllinoisDave]

Is this a poll?

[Sebastian]

Not to be political at all, but my take on 'Helping China' is that China is helping itself rather well this century. Sure, there are problems, but now those problems are finally being addressed, sometimes even solved.

[carl.hops]

Both sides have a lot to learn from each other, I think were doing a fairly good job. I think we would be doing a lot better job if we didn't have media (in both places) spouting out crap all the time.

[rogerluli]

According to Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim, one of the world's richest men. Rich countries like China now need to come to the aid of poor ones like the US...

 

http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5icguEC...WcIOS_N0phnHkQQ

 

Do I have this topic right???

[Guest ShaQuaNew]

Both sides have a lot to learn from each other, I think were doing a fairly good job. I think we would be doing a lot better job if we didn't have media (in both places) spouting out crap all the time.

 

That's for damn sure....