For Jiang, China's Great Wall symbolizes a strategy of preserving territorial integrity by keeping outsiders out and insiders in, rather than projecting power globally.
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Great Wall
For Jiang, China's Great Wall symbolizes a strategy of preserving territorial integrity by keeping outsiders out and insiders in, rather than projecting power globally.
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"...territorial integrity by not participating in the world. China built the Great Wall. The purpose of the Great Wall was to prevent outsiders from..."
"...China is the only nation in the world to build the Great Wall to keep people out, right? And it's a very large complex,..."
"...invade most of China. And historically, the response has been the Great Wall of China, okay? But also, in Central Asia, the steppe people..."
"...moment he goes home, he has an epiphany. He sees the great walls of Uruk."
"...the Great Pyramid, except for two. The first structure is the Great Wall of China. There's more stone in the Great Wall of China,..."
"...the west, you have mountains. To the north, you have the Great Wall. Okay? So China doesn't feel threatened by anyone, and therefore, it..."
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