All roads lead to China

While the Americans continue to flex their muscle all over the world, and now in the South China, to show who is the biggest gangster, China continues to dedicate all its effort and resources to build a new world. The Chinese planners and strategists have done a great job in rebuilding ancient agricultural China into a modern China with hundreds of cities bigger and more sophisticated than anything you can see in any part of the world. The latest city, Liangjiang (two rivers) in Sichuang is twice the size of Singapore, 1,200 sq km of modern city complexes that rivaled anything you see in Singapore. Forget about our Jurong Industrial Park. The student has excelled the master. Any Singaporeans still thinking that they can go to China to teach them about building modern cities must be still in dream land.

When the once richest man in America, Vanderbilt, built the railroads across North America, it was a feat of enormous proportion, of continental scale. And he deserved to be the richest man then. What Vanderbilt had done then is miniscule compared to what China is planning to do, and some parts are already completed, with the rest in the blue prints. China is building railroads to connect the whole world. Yes, connecting the whole world on land, by railroads. The lines will go out from China to Singapore, the southern tip of the Asia continent, South West to India and the Middle East and forward to Africa, West to Europe, with Germany in the first phase and ending in London, off the European continent. The next major road will go North East through Siberia, Alaska to Canada and North America, onwards South to Latin America.

This ambitious plan was never thought possible for a long time. To conceptualise this plan itself is unthinkable. But with today’s technology, political stability and the resourcefulness and industry of the Chinese people, and the financing muscle, the whole world can be linked by railroads.  Well almost, as the Pacific Islands, the Southeast Asian island states and continental Australia would be a bridge too far.

The programme currently being screened on Channel News Asia, ‘The New Silk Road’, gives a very good view of this grand and mammoth initiative of modern China. The Chinaman has remastered their railroad building skills and enterprise to build a railroad complex that would connect the five continents of the world together. All roads will lead to China and to the rest of the world.

While the Americans continue to waste their money and resources, including their best men and women, in the pursuit of war, instigating war, provoking war and conducting war, and telling the world that America is the most peace loving country, China is dedicated to rebuild a new world in commerce, trade and cultural integration of the communities of the world. China is building a new world of peace, to uplift the standard and quality of life of the peoples of the world.

A new world is emerging with China as the main architect, minus the bullets and the guns, in the New Silk Road Plan, an intercontinental project beyond the imaginations of the Americans and Europeans. And all roads or railroads, will lead to China.