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Jiang judges Japan by crisis resilience rather than surface weakness: age, resource dependence, Taiwan vulnerability, and debt are real, but Japanese culture repeatedly adapts under extreme pressure.
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Jiang judges Japan by crisis resilience rather than surface weakness: age, resource dependence, Taiwan vulnerability, and debt are real, but Japanese culture repeatedly adapts under extreme pressure.
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"...fundamental weaknesses to Japan. But I'm a historian, and I study historical patterns. And what I've seen is that the Japanese people are incredibly..."
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"You go back to the 13th century, when the Mongols invaded not once, but twice. And at this time, Japan was very much a..."
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"war of 1905 right and then you go to world war ii when america devastated japan uh not just nuclear strikes but also the..."
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