Wealth and power

Article Abstract:

China ranks seventh in terms of world economic powers, though it is still poor in terms of per capita income, and there are few world-class Chinese companies. The Chinese army is in need of modernization. China blames outsiders for many of its problems, but there is little recognition of domestic divisions and the problems that these have caused. Political reform is possible, as is shown by the example of Taiwan, though the Chinese leadership fears this type of change.

Political aspects

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Ready to face the world?

Article Abstract:

Concerns that China is developing into another superpower engross much of the world, though perhaps they are overexaggerated. China certainly has superpower potential, but it also faces enormous challenges with its continued economic development and its outdated political system.

Taiwan, International aspects, International relations, Chinese foreign relations, Chinese (Taiwan) foreign relations, Chinese reunification question, 1949-, Balance of power

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