Are you afraid of the development of China?

I have no problem with China developing. I do have a problem with factories closing up shop in the US because the labor is cheaper in Asia and then turn around and wonder why sales are down... we don't have the jobs to splurge always on things that are not necessities.

because i have two adopted nieces that are from China, i possibly know a little more than the average north american. But it would seem that most of us are in the dark as to what China is really like. how much they have developed, etc.

i am not afraid of them and whatever country. since the things which worry me most is to get a stable income, such as a good job and other earning opportunity. if they get develop, because they work hard. they are good entrepreneur and have many customized and creative ideas. if people learn to become innovative, they would not become afraid of other success as they also learn to get busy to improve there own lives.

Hello, Oldsix, I'm glad that I can learn a something about your country from a real Chinese. All I know is from media and films. The last big news was the visit of the German chancellor Merkel in Beijing. It was important for the business and shows that China is a rapidly growing economy and Germany is ready to skip the problem with the human rights. By the way if you follow the news from the Arab countries you will see that Westerners did a little mistake with the tag "Arab spring". The developments there are not so optimistic. But, again, there is a lack of real understanding of the local situation. I'm glad that you have a better life now and I wish you more improvements.

China is a developing country and it's going to be bigger than the US. With an emerging power, it's natural for some other countries to be scared of it since there's a chance to overtake them any time in the near future. It's the same like Brazil, just that they are not developing as fast due to restrictions and many more. Take a look at middle east, they are fast developing, especially abu dhab.

First, I recommend China for coming up with affordable goods that even the most poverished countries can afford most of those goods that would have not been possible sometimes back. I do not expect other countries to be so much appreciative of what is happening in China as it is perceived as threat to other countries. On the other hand, no one has the right to incite another person or a country to rise against the government. If Chinese are happy with their government, then it should be no one else business to decide for them what to do.

I think the ordinary person in the world finds China a bit of a mystery, I must admit I am not sure as we hear a lot of conflicting information on China, I would be very interested in knowing the truth so I could make up my own mind how I feel about the future in that area.

I am not afraid of development in China, it is good to know that Chinese people are shaking off poverty and benefit from Communist party's economy policy, if that is the truth. But in reality, there is still a wide spread of poverty among Chinese people in all major cities, so it is hard to believe half a billion people have succeeded in fighting off poverty, may be making more than one hundred dollar a month is considered as rich in China according to the communist standard, then i do believe China had succeeded beyond all imagination and all impossibilities. No "Arab Spring" is possible in China, unless these Chinese People who are seeking for Freedom want to get massacre en masse by the communist regime; if not, they better don't test this murderous regime inside their country.

The name is actually McCain. However, it sounds exactly like you spelled it. That's the great part of English. No matter how much you learn the rules of the language, there's always an exception the defies all logic. There are some that would want China to not develop. Those people are not the majority. Most are perfectly fine with China growing. I personally want everyone to succeed. The more people who are not impoverished, the better. However, this is not what McCain was referring to. The Arab Spring, was about the Arabian people getting more freedoms, and more control over their government. China still has a tight fist around the public. They don't have freedom to question, or even oppose the communist party of China. There is still censorship of thought, and a control over the media. This is what McCain supports. The Chinese people having a government for the people. Not ruled with absolute power of the Communist Party. But McCain has no problem with China becoming more wealthy, and neither do most Americans. If anything, we're a little ticked off that our government is messing up our economy.

Hello Oldsix691418, No i am not afraid of development of China and why should one be afraid of it. Its good to see that an Asian country too be able to compete with US and other developed countries in development. China no doubt has emerged as a strong nation in these few years and the way it is growing it looks it will be the most successful country in the coming years.

Everything is unknown, may God bless china