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Not only did Xi meet Kissinger yesterday, they threw him an belated 100 years old birthday party for lunch too complete with those giant peaches:
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Whitehouse is getting a bit upset now at all the attention Kissinger is getting.

Why is the dishonest two-faced whitehouse upset?
 

Chevalier

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Not only did Xi meet Kissinger yesterday, they threw him an belated 100 years old birthday party for lunch too complete with those giant peaches:
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Whitehouse is getting a bit upset now at all the attention Kissinger is getting.
What’s that Chinese idiom about “meat for friends” and “swords for enemies”?
 

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Wang told Kissinger it would be "impossible" to try to reform China, and "even more impossible" to encircle and contain it.

"U.S. policies towards China require Kissinger-style diplomatic wisdom and Nixon-style political courage," China's foreign ministry quoted Wang as saying during the meeting.

:D

Well, there we have it. Proof of what the top echelon leadership thinks of the American lead containment policy towards China. In other words, they think it is damn stupid.

What they also think, is the current people in those positions in the United States, have no wisdom, and have no courage.

Besides being damn stupid with their China containment policy, supported by their allies they claim.

Quite a nice birthday party for Dr. Kissinger.

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Foreign direct investment into the Chinese mainland in terms of actual use dropped 2.7 percent year-on-year to 703.65 billion yuan ($97.55 billion) in the first half of 2023, according to data from the Ministry of Commerce published on Wednesday.

FDI in the country's high-tech industry grew 7.9 percent year-on-year during the six-month period, while that of high-tech manufacturing soared 28.8 percent on a yearly basis in the same period.

Developed countries' investment in China continued to grow between January and June. FDI from France, the United Kingdom, Japan and Germany jumped by 173.3, 135.3, 53 and 14.2 percent year-on-year, respectively.

In the meantime, China saw its newly established foreign-invested enterprises reach 24,000, a year-on-year increase of 35.7 percent.
 
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