To: maui_hawaii
Very true. I think the Chinese made a major mistake by arresting N. Korea's pick (whose name espaces me--Chinese guy, Dutch citizenship?) to run the North's experimental special economic zone. That would have given the Chinese more influence on the North's economic development than either the South or the US. Instead, they got pissed beause they weren't informed beforehand, and blew it. Their loss.
With North Korea getting craizer by the day, I'm just glad Beijing is upwind of any fallout from the Korean Peninsula...
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01/09/2003 10:28:49 PM PST by
Kaiwen
To: Kaiwen
Dutch decendent. Part Dutch from way back...
I would assume one scenario in the North's economic zone...It could have been not widely based enough into broad reforms. It was probably designed around a cop out, not a real economic reform and opening. Hence not good enough for the purposes of China.
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