Summary of Graham Allison, Robert D. Blackwill, Ali Wyne & Henry A. Kissinger's Lee Kuan Yew

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#1 The question of how China will behave as the dominant Asian power is central to the likely course of Asian and world history. China’s leaders are serious about replacing the United States as the number 1 power in Asia, and they have a strategy for doing so.

#2 China’s leaders believe that becoming the dominant Asian power will allow them to share the century with America. They believe that their culture is 4,000 years old, and that they have a huge and talented pool to draw from.

#3 The Chinese have concluded that their best strategy is to build a strong and prosperous future, and use their large and increasingly skilled workers to outsell and outbuild all others. They will avoid any action that might sour relations with the United States.

#4 China’s strategy in Southeast Asia is to lure the region into its economic system, and Japan and South Korea will inevitably be sucked in as well.

• Language: English
• Publisher: IRB Media
• Release date: Apr 2, 2022
• ISBN: 9781669381631

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Insights on Graham Allison, Robert D. Blackwill and Ali Wyne & Henry A. Kissinger's Lee Kuan Yew

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#1

The question of how China will behave as the dominant Asian power is central to the likely course of Asian and world history. China’s leaders are serious about replacing the United States as the number 1 power in Asia, and they have a strategy for doing so.

#2

China’s leaders believe that becoming the dominant Asian power will allow them to share the century with America. They believe that their culture is 4,000 years old, and that they have a huge and talented pool to draw from.

#3

The Chinese have concluded that their best strategy is to build a strong and prosperous