Potential China military base in Solomons

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How long before Beijing claims that Japan is a rogue province of Red China?
Beijing can claim all they want - what they do NOT want to do, is provoke Japan.
While Japan has been reserved in the past seven plus decades, the Chinese will find out, without question, why they got their ass kicked decades ago, because Japan is not to be messed with.

Japan's military is currently ranked 5th worldwide and China needs to take note of that.
 
Beijing can claim all they want - what they do NOT want to do, is provoke Japan.
While Japan has been reserved in the past seven plus decades, the Chinese will find out, without question, why they got their ass kicked decades ago, because Japan is not to be messed with.

Japan's military is currently ranked 5th worldwide and China needs to take note of that.
A nail on the head moment right there.

China claims to have the largest navy in the world but only when you add in coastal and river patrol vessels.

As far as a projection force goes it is out everythinged by the US for a start. Add the Japanese navy to this and look at the capabilities of vessels and you
get a poor scenario for the Chinese navy.

Japan starts work on their next generation of naval vessels as soon as the current one goes off the slip. Japan has started work on amphibious vessels
to ensure that any outer islands can be reached if necessary which is a response to aggressive flyovers by certain other parties.

There is a line in the sand being drawn and a couple of nations don't seem to see it.
 
How long before Beijing claims that Japan is a rogue province of Red China?
It is possible anytime as the cultural revolution generation like Xi lost chances to learn history a lot.
Japanese originally belong to the northern racial family of Mongolian, Manchurian and Korean who were opposed to the Hans who now control the land of China. Historically, as China is also the motherland for the Japanese, Xi may say Japan is a part of China but vice versa.
 
The current federal government claim that they knew nothing and could do nothing about the lease of Darwin Port to the Chinese and did not support it.

To quote from Scott Morrison 'encouraged' Darwin Port lease with nearly $20 million incentive payment, Labor says

Labor has used the documents to accuse the Prime Minister, who was treasurer at the time, of offering a financial "sweetener" to get the controversial deal done.
The current Federal government has never claimed they knew nothing about the Darwin Port lease.

Since there is an election campaign on in Australia stories of accusations are just politics rather than fact.

There was no incentive payment given. The money received by the NT government was from the standard recycling assets system.

There was no 'sweetener' and no reason for one either.
 
I do not understand this at all. Asians did what?
Good or bad, Asians imitated what Westerners did in Asia.
The Xinhai Revolution of China in 1911 was motivated by the western democracy.
Japanese colonialism was inspired by the western one in Asia.
Mao's revolution cannot be talked without Karl Marx's ideology.
The recent radical democracy movements in HK and Myanmar did not happen without the western influence.
Even the 99-year lease of Darwin Port is exactly what the UK did in HK, which looks a sort of China's revenge in the history.
 

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