How are you preparing for the Asian century?

I stick my shit to my face

>>73035293
wtf i love auckland now

no thanks, i prefer tall, blue eyed blondes to your hobbits

>>73035293
It should be "Chinese century", really. You are all going to be finlandized.

Daily masturbation

>>73035293
NZ should only legalise female immigration, and ban male immigration
So I can have a female harem with cuties of each race

i am wholly convinced that the exporting of anime to the western world to children beginning in the 90s was a ploy to normalise yellow fever into the white children into preparation for the 'asian century'

>>73035293
我準備已經好了

>>73035429

islam will fix that and remove yellow faggotry

>>73035604
その通り。

>>73035439
isn't it 我已經準備好了?

>>73035780
Yes, it is ;^)

>>73035293
you mean the Chinese century?

>>73035293
April Fools!

>>73035293
By prepping my wife's Finnish boyfriend, Niilo

Wtf is an Asian century

>>73036286
Since Europeans have influenced the world for the last 3 centuries (at the very least), now people think Asia will be back on top

>>73036495
Why would I care?

>>73036495
Asia never influenced anything outside of Asia.

thought china's economy had all but stalled?

>>73036805
You asked what it was you FAT FUCK

>>73037044
Early civilization started out in China and India so i guess it counts?

>>73037054
Its all just western propaganda comrade

>>73037348
China was well behind the Middle East and Europe in developing writing and metallurgy. The Middle East had writing since 3000 BC, the earliest oracle bone inscriptions in China date to 1500 BC. The Bronze Age in China began around 1700 BC, a good two millenia after the Middle East and Europe.

>>73035328
t. race traitor

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>>73037695
mongols can have all those features

>>73037572
[spoiler] the Middle East is still Asia [/spoiler]

>>73037848
East Asia, whatever.

In truth, China was only an advanced civilization during periods like the Tang Dynasty when Caucasian conquerors took over the country and founded a dynasty. Periods of native Chinese rule like the Ming saw the country stagnate.

>>73037348
>Early civilization started out in China and India
The Fertile Crescent is older than both.

>>73037949
WE WUZ TANGZ

>>73038021
You have to go back, Wu.

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>>73037044
http://www.veteranstoday.com/2012/03/07/china-rise-fall-and-re-emergence-as-a-global-power/

>China’s dominant global position was challenged by the rise of British imperialism, which had adopted the advanced technological, navigational and market innovations of China and other Asian countries in order to bypass earlier stages in becoming a world power.

Inb4 Chinese propaganda, it's a US conservative website.

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>>73038049
>China’s dominant global position

As I said, China had no influence outside of East Asia. The voyages of Zheng He (not Chinese btw, a Turkic mix born to a Muslim family) were merely designed to impress the power of the Chinese emperor on other nations, not about exploration or colonizing as European seafarers were. China has always had a rather chauvinistic mindset that the outside world is irrelevant; this led to Zheng He being recalled and the emperor forbidding more oceangoing voyages. It wasn't really possible to have globetrotting superpowers until the 16th century, but when the time finally arrived, Europe took the opportunity and China chose instead to hole up in a cave.

Also the gun was a European invention, so...

>>73038006
>The Fertile Crescent is older than both.
But it died out into irrelevancy. China and India had a much bigger impact on the world later on in the ancient times, than some washed out civ.

>>73038313
>but when the time finally arrived, Europe took the opportunity and China chose instead to hole up in a cave.
It's more that they were accustomed to being the best, that they never imagined they'd be colonized by japs/euros later on, when they had always dictated asian/european trade. Part of this was from the accidental beginning of the age of exploration.

>Also the gun was a European invention, so...
WE

>>73038313
>not Chinese btw, a Turkic mix born to a Muslim family

Americans never really went to the Moon since they owe all the science to Nazi engineers.

>>73037044
>literally posting on a chinese cartoon board

>>73039186
And classical Greece had a far bigger impact on the world than either. Your point?

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>>73039650
Wait, wasn't the liquid fueled rocket invented by an America....oh right.

>>73041172
There's a couple factors. Europe is resource-poor, China isn't, this compelled Europeans to travel abroad to seek riches. Europe happens to also be in a much better geographical location than China, with easy access to the Middle East and North America. China is surrounded by huge walls of desert and mountains which cut them off from other advanced civilizations.

>>73041455
>easy access to North Africa
Both Europe and China have an ocean between them and North America, what are you smoking?

asian roach behavior
>>73041455

>>73041455
The Chinese writing system and language also suck and are very hard to master.

>>73037949
Nothing you said was even remotely true

>>73041485
The Atlantic is a good 3000 miles smaller than the Pacific, also it faces the temperate, fertile side of the Americas while the Pacific side is arid and full of mountains and desert.

>>73041455
>Europe happens to also be in a much better geographical location than China, with easy access to the Middle East and North America
Ditto Africa.

>>73039322
Are there any actual white people posting under an Australian flag?

>>73041455
So you are saying China had a resource-rich land and protection from external threats and somehow that counts as a disadvantage for them ?

>>73035293
thailand is not even located in east asia it's an underdeveloped country in southeast asia

>>73041702
>and protection from external threats
Wait, weren't they raped by steppe nomads for hundreds of years?

>>73041746
For almost 1000 years, China was invaded and subdued by Mongols, Khitans, Jurchens, Turkmens, and Manchus.

About 300,000 Mongols managed to kill nearly half the Chinese population (some 30 million people) and rule over China for a century.

Some decades before the Mongol conquest, the Jurchens conquered the northern half of China, took the Sung court as prisoners, and forced the empress to work in a brothel.

During the early Ming Dynasty, the eunuch Zheng Ho, a Turkic/Arab mix born into a Muslim family, built enormous ships and engaged in huge tribute collecting voyages across the Indian Ocean.

The Manchus conquered China during the early 17th century and killed one quarter of the entire population. They then forced all Chinese men to wear Manchu pigtail haircuts and robes.

During the 18th century, the introduction by Europeans of new crops such as the peanut and sweet potato allowed a major population increase in China.

Starting with the 1842 Opium War, China began the "century of national humiliation" in which it was very nearly partitioned by the European powers. Britain managed to flood the country with opium, creating millions of addicts.

In 1894-95, China lost a war with Japan which demonstrated the extreme ineffectiveness of the Qing army, plagued by enormous corruption and opium use among the enlisted men.

In the 1900 Boxer Rebellion, a multinational force captured Beijing with just 30 casualties. German emperor Wilhelm II boasted that "No Chinaman would dare to look at a German cross-eyed."

After the Qing dynasty was overthrown in 1911, China entered several decades of anarchy and civil war.

In the 1930s, Japan invaded China and committed a terrible orgy of looting, destruction, and atrocities.

During World War II, Chinese forces did little to repel the invader--the Kuomintang were happy to take US and British money most of which went to line the pockets of Chiang Kai-shek and his friends. The communists meanwhile did little other than hide in caves or collaborate with the Japanese, who were never outright defeated on the battlefield and only withdrew after Japan surrendered to the Allies in August 1945.

During the Korean War, the Chinese People's Volunteers managed to surprise attack the UN army and drive them back below the 38th parallel. Once the UN troops rallied, they pushed the CPV to the 38th parallel. UN casualties in the war were about 130,000 versus over a million Chinese.

In 1979, China engaged in a three week long border war with Vietnam, in which the PLA lost 20,000 men to Vietnamese border guards and militia. Today, most of the PLA's equipment are second-rate knockoffs of Soviet weapon systems from the 1980s and corruption in the officer corps is immense.

>>73041866
>>73041838
Thank you.

Pretty and disgusting at the same time

>>73041913
Chinese have never been good at war; it's not in their genes.

>>73041913
Yeah at the end of the day, China has simply never been as important of a civilization as Europe. A world without China wouldn't have been that different, a world without Europe would be _very_ different.

>>73042060
meh im not so sure about that, China's production of silk sparked the silk road which vitalised trade from china through the middle east and into europe. This mix of cultures and trade items really pushed some human progress (and of course disease unfortunately)