On the issue of China, we say:
It is impossible to imagine China promoting its ways of thinking and living as the West has done through its overwhelming dominance.
The West taught those who were susceptible to colonization:
It taught them to think according to its rules.
It taught them to live according to Western lifestyles.
It taught them irreligion.
It taught them immorality.
And the result was catastrophic:
The East lost its soul, its identity, and everything sacred.
China, however, is different from the West.
It does not dominate through its culture or social models, for China is a vast mosaic of peoples and cultures that cannot be replicated or imitated.
The Chinese in Indonesia, Thailand, and Australia never imposed their culture. Instead, they preserved it within their own closed circles.
This is why China’s form of dominance differs in essence from the Zionist and Evangelical Western dominance. China strives to preserve its uniqueness — and this is the source of its civilizational strength.
