March 1, 2017

"It is imperative for China to adopt sanctions against South Korea. But how?

Chinese society should learn that conflict is normal in international politics. Our countermeasures toward Seoul's deployment of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) anti-missile system must be organized and resolute. Yet there is no need for us to fly into a rage and swear not to stop until we bring South Korea to its knees. Our sanctions should be peaceful and rigorous. We don't have to make the country bleed, but we'd better make it hurt.

Chinese consumers should become the main force in teaching Seoul a lesson, punishing the nation through the power of the market. "

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