11/08/2026

Stupid Chinamen think the Poles can be friends by offering a few drumsticks and chicken wings...even a whole chicken will not make them like Chinese

I read that Shein is investing 500 million Euros in Poland, which really puzzles me. Why choose Poland now when it is in the bad books of China?

Poland has enacted measures to cut off Chinese rail links to Europe running through its territory from Belarus, citing security reasons. In September 2025, 300 Chinese trains were left stranded trying to cross through Poland. Although the crossings have later been reported being lifted, the damage is already done.

China has already done serious work on three other alternative routes to cut off train services going through Poland. The reason is obvious. China cannot depend on Poland after having been given a taste of what the Poles will do when pressured by USA and Nato Europe. This is what China can do to counter and will do. The Chinese are pragmatic and will find alternatives even before the shit hits the fan, which it thinks is unavoidable. Poland, like Lithuania will suffer the consequences with slow strangulation by China. Trade with Poland will shrink. China is an important trading partner for Poland outside of Europe.

China has now launched three alternative corridors - the first being the Arctic route, even though not operational throughout the year. The second is the Trans-Caspian route through Kazakhstan, crosses the Caspian Sea, goes through Azerbaijan, then Georgia and Turkey before reaching Europe. The third corridor is the Kyrgyzstan Uzbekistan railway now under construction.

China's plan is all long term, while countries like Netherlands, Lithuania and Poland are betting on short term attempts to derail China. They are finding out their mistake the hard way. When China decides to leave or cut off links, it is terminal. No going back and no mending of ties already broken.

As some people say, do not mess with China. This is not the era of the opium war, or the eight nations period with attempts to divide up China.


Anonymous

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