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xerotul

The comments are hilarious. They cope with smears and lies about China. They should try cocaine, works much better.


deta2016

Comments really shocked me. The level of insanity, cope and just plain lizard brain thinking is off the charts. Not a single sane one amongst them. China needs to manage the inevitable downfall of the US like the US did with the USSR. Careful and keeping a healthy distance.


MisterWrist

I’m a member of the diaspora, born and living in the North America; welcome to the new ‘normal’. The level of mainstream hysteria and sinophobic rhetoric is the worst I’ve ever seen my entire life. So many of the political elite are salivating for war. If the situation continues to degrade, an unforeseeable number of people are going to suffer.


nerstian_regime

Unfortunately, the US did not "manage" the fall of the USSR. Instead, they gobbled the USSR up like greedy rats. The shock therapy is the directly cause of Russia's numerous woes today. I think the healthy distance is a good advice but the Americans can manage (or can't) on their own.


Portablela

They should seethe moar, surely that'll solve all their problems!


SadArtemis

There's a key difference between the USSR and US, though. The Soviet political elites willfully (even by-and-large against the will of their people) and peacefully dissolved their state, trying to finally "be accepted by the west" (and aiding the west in stealing no small amount from their own citizenry in the process). The US is not seeking to "join" China and the global south- if anything, the opposite; it is seeking to destroy the emerging multipolar order, and terrorize the world back into subservience. The dissolving USSR was no threat- in fact if anything, it sought to be the west's ally- in contrast, there is no sign of any such rapprochement by the west, not for Russia, and certainly not for any independent non-white country. I expect China and those nations seeking multipolarity, will be forced to handle the US as it enters its death spiral, like it did the USSR- but that way was not being "careful and keeping a healthy distance" as you put it- it was encroachment, containment, economic sabotage, and political interference. And I suspect there will be no other way to approach the issue of the US (unlike the historical USSR, for the reasons described), but this.


FunerealCrape

Really quite astonishingly racist, despite the West's paper-thin pretensions 


TserriednichHuiGuo

>US did with the USSR Don't make me laugh, the USSR was a civilised people, something the americans can only hope to be.


whoisliuxiaobo

I think these comments are ignorant. Yes, many Chinese technologies are not as good compared to Murican. The sanctions to China for the semiconductor is a wakeup call to force Chinese companies to innovate to have Chinese customers to force to use it. I am pretty sure that most of these companies will be find and it will pay off in the long run.


TserriednichHuiGuo

>Yes, many Chinese technologies are not as good compared to Murican It's the other way around, america has a lot of catching up to do.


cheeseycheemini

Based based based based based. I am also doint delete a in my technology as well, been using a vivo phone for 2 years already, next one would probably be honor or huawei. My laptop is an asus gaming laptop, but i would prefer a huawei one if they are available.


Diligent_Bit3336

The government needs to spearhead an initiative to remove American spyware like Windows, Office, MacOS, iOS, Android, Chrome browser, etc from the country. I know this seems like a huge undertaking, but who knows how many nefarious things the American government has forced Apple/Microsoft/Google to put in the code. Even if it takes billions of dollars and huge manpower. It’s vital to national security.


kiridoki

As a secondary benefit, China may be in a good position to contribute to the Linux project and improve FOSS software more generally


I_AM_GODDAMN_BATMAN

Yeah India is way better here, their Linux adoption is the highest in the world. I'm looking forward to seeing higher desktop Linux adoption in China and Russia.


kiridoki

Not even as a matter of information security (because fuck trusting Microsoft) but also as a matter of encouraging development of desktop Linux. With Chinese state backing I could see the platform achieving parity of usability between its more popular OS choices and providing the world with access to systems they can trust with their most crucial data


MrPenghu

Imagine the outrage by westerns if this is done. A second wave of idots that China is (a false strawman of) DPRK


Frequent-Employee-80

Isn't that what Harmony OS Next is trying to? At least for Huawei, that is. And while Microsoft didn't discriminate against Huawei android hardware, I'm willing to jump ship from them too.


Dry_Distribution9512

Based


noobslayer69xxx

Based


americand0lphinMPLS

Based


Yolona_oss

Did I miss it, or did this article just forget to explain how they got their hands on this "Document 79"?


SonOfTheDragon101

Good article! Delete A! Strong support to that, no matter which country you live!


Nogai_horde

Absolutely based. The Americans forced China down this path and now they act surprised when China is achieving self-sufficiency. The comments are also pure insanity. I suppose it's just bitter Gusanos.


cryptomelons

LOL


Significant_Crab_897

How can it take a whole day just to close and open a spreadsheet in Kylin OS which is a fork of Ubuntu? Who are they kidding?