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Q: If China is to become superpower economy, do people need to change their mentality?

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The mentality has to change first before China has the chance be your super economy you're asking about.

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That sort of thing takes a social change, I can't see that happening too soon, and I hope it doesn't.
Just look at the rat bag young people (16 to 35) in Australia now!! Oh mi !!

Sangoku:

Unfortunately, not only in Australia. European countries are also affected by this new generation of useless people.

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liethienping:

I think must go for 1or2 generation to change mentality China People, now to fast Growing, but mentality not ready

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It's like in America where sometimes suburbs grow faster than the infrastructure and roads. It makes for a pretty frustrating living experience. China's peasant mentality is not ready for the modern international city lifestyle. But wait a couple of decades... I have confidence in them.

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