The Rise of China is Safe and Peaceful

Hello again, I will first discuss the case studies that you presented in your previous argument. The main idea I believe that you are trying to point out is that China uses acts of neo-colonialism upon other countries, I do acknowledge that this is true and China has been using this this tactic since the Ming Dynasty. During the Ming Dynasty, China has all the opportunity to invade and colonise many countries near the present South China Sea, but instead they use the same tactics as they use now to influence and control without officially claiming sovereignty over the country. But the main reason to why I would say other nations are not needed to fear China's rise military wise, is because in order for neo-colonialism to occur the targeted country must first be willing to accept what China has to offer first. Africa is a prime example of China's use of neo-colonialism, however, the African people had to first accept and agree to the terms China offered first, some may view this as not peaceful as it is just trying to control another nation but another view about this is that there are more benefits than drawbacks for both nations. Just less than a month ago, China and George Osborne made a deal, basically China will help the UK build a somewhat power plant that can help power up the whole UK nation. Under the terms the power plant will be built by Chinese people, it's management system will be under a Chinese management system, the materials will be all made in China. Many people said that China was not peaceful and was taking it's first steps to colonise the UK, neglecting the benefits they can receive from this deal. My main point is China can be considered peaceful and should not be feared military wise because China would not forcefully impose it's ways onto other countries, it would have to get the Chancellors permission first in order to do so, history has also shown these methods before and they are rather peaceful methods. Furthermore, as mentioned in my first argument the US or any other nation who has relations with China have become like two countries on one string, any harm to either of them does nobody any good at all. The cyber attacks I consider them to be quite natural, throughout history governors have been sending spies to gather data, this is mainly for their own protection. Knowing your enemy and knowing yourself has always been an popular tactic for people. US and China can both be considered as victims of cyber attacks, but it has cost the US an increasingly more amount of money than China simply because of China's cheap labour. One of the main reasons why everything is made in China is because of the cyber attacks, the process goes like this: China cyber attacks any US company, China spies and takes the information from a specific product or idea, China analyses how these products are made or how can they use those ideas, China re-creates almost the exact same copies through cheaper materials and labour of the product, and then re-sells them to the US market for an much cheaper price, beating them in price competition. These strategies are used almost everywhere though, on a smaller scale you can see supermakets and many businesses using the exact same strategies to win over the competition, so it's nothing really surprising or shocking to see it in the larger scale. One could say that China's cyber attacks are collecting valuable military information which is not a good thing for any victims, but to why I may say China is not to be feared is because China's economy and country are still stuck within the developing era, their main focus is on economy, GDP etc., war and domination would only be one their mind for the last resort. Also, China does not need to steal any resources from other places because of the help of globalisation, in fact any damage to their trading partners does them no good at all.