China vs. Japan: A Tale of Two Nations (And Why Bismarck Was Right)

Hey folks, let me tell you a story about China and Japan back in 1871. This iron-blooded German leader, Bismarck, said that if these two countries went to war, the small one would win and the big one would lose. Now, why would he say that? Because the Chinese were all about buying shiny things, like guns and warships. They were like kids in a candy store, just grabbing whatever they could get their hands on. But the Japanese, they were smart, they were studying, they were learning. They were translating books, learning from Europe's systems. You see folks, China was all about the quick buck, no long-term vision. And what happened? They lost the Battle of the Yellow Sea. Sad!

But folks, you know what they say, you can't just buy your way to success. A country needs the right system, the right culture to rise up. And China? Well, let's just say they're not exactly known for their long-term planning. They're like someone buying a fancy car without thinking about the gas or maintenance. And what happens in the end? They get stranded on the side of the road.

So, let me tell you folks, if you want to be a great country, you gotta have the right values, the right systems in place. You can't just buy your way to the top. It takes hard work, dedication. And that's what we're doing here in America. Making America great again, one step at a time. Thank you, folks!