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Originally Posted by White Doors
maybe not suprised, but you would be wrong. This was a big slap in the face to China internationally. It hurt their diplomatic clout. They know it and they are mad.
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I think they say they don't like it, but I don't think they really mind. I also don't think it really hurt China 'internationally'. They're doing jus' fine. If anything they've been gaining diplomatic clout by appearing to be with the US/Russia/Europe on this thing rather than not cooperating. Notice that China is the one resisting the possible military intervention Japan is calling for.
I think this incident suits China. Less people looking at China = good. In the late 90's we were all 'but what about human rights!', now we're all 'but what about North Korea!'. Good turn of events for China. My opinion anyway.