Should U.S.-China Relations Be Normalized: A Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Perspective

Catalogues

1. Chinese civilization and fictional ancient Greek Civilization

2. The religious, cultural, customs and beliefs of Chinese civilization are different from the religious, cultural, customs and beliefs brought about by the fictional Bible in Europe.

3. Suggest a global discussion on canceling counterfeit Easter and Christmas

4.Tesla Electric Car's Millimeter Radar Defeats False Bible to Verify Chinese Religious Culture

5. The cultivation of American political leaders and religious culture

6. The History of China's Contributions to the United States and the Harm of the United States to China

7. Since 1784, China has assisted the United States for the first time

8. Friendly China helped the U.S. accumulate wealth to expand its territory, but the U.S. dumped opium to China. Is this a friend? Does the United States have a conscience?

9. China helped the United States for the second time in the 1860

10. China's third assistance to the United States

11. The United States struck the deadliest fourth blow against China

12. China's fifth aid to the United States

13.  The United States launched its destructive sixth strike against China

14. The bombing of China by the US military led to the Korean War that began in 1950

15. In the early 1970s, the United States used its 13th strike against China

16. Comparison of Prisoner of War Ethics between China, Japan, and the U.S.

17. Looking at China US Relations from Japan's Religious Behavior towards the U.S

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