naive and most probably TS 
I'll give you a better explanation when I have the time.
Take a look at the latest auto show in china, the number of
world's fastest ferrari and the latest rolls-royce that were bought
by the chinese in China.
Take a look at the top 5 banks in the world (with the most
amount of wealth)
Has US president obama been visiting China lately?
Compare Hong Kong and Singapore. The rent of a compable condo would
cost around USD 4000+ a month in Singapore but it cost more than
USD 10 000 in Hong Kong. Hong Kong is part of China.
Compare the banking industry in Hong Kong and Singapore.
Which are the few countries that have the most Rolls Royce in
the world? Which city has the most Rolls -Royce in the world?
USA owes China money.
Do you read Forbes or Times?
During the financial crisis China doled out billions in
contracts in Great Britain and France. Last year it surpassed
the U.S. to become the largest trading partner of both Japan and
Brazil. It conducts more than $100 billion a year in trade with
both the Middle East and Africa. In Africa it is laying down
highways and other infrastructure projects. Already 750,000 Chinese
workers have moved there.
China surpassed the U.S. as the world's largest car market last
year. Have you read about China's Volvo deal?
The main reason you see that China is still being poor is due to
the unequal distribution of income.
I reckon TS is still a young kid who doesn't read up alot.
I'm not supportive of this China superpower but since I've done
a great deal of research on this I could give you plenty of
supporting references.
China offers a large talent pool of skilled workers who can
handle both basic jobs such as processing insurance claims and
mortgage loans, to more technically advanced information technology
jobs.
If China adopts a bilingual policy of English and Chinese, it
will become the world's largest English speaking population
Have you heard of the natural order? China: 1st
India 2nd
USA 3rd
Have you been to USA, UK or France? Take a look at the educated
prc population there.
Have you heard of a contestant in Beijing Olympics 2008 who gave
up his uk citizenship so as to represent China in the Olympics?
that's all for now
