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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 13 May 2017

    President Xi Jinping opened two-day summit with speech portraying China as a force for stabilityhttp://on.wsj.com/2reUZ9x 

    11:05 PM - 13 May 2017
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      1. Quatrain Gleam‏ @QuatrainGleam 13 May 2017
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        Looking forward to seeing Han Chinese prove they care about world outside the Middle Kingdom. It would be a new thing.

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      1. RESTLESSLER‏ @restlessler 14 May 2017
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        China is the face of an ugly devious monster who does not respect no other country's sovereignty .

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      1. Bhaskar Dutta-Baruah‏ @BhaskarDBaruah 14 May 2017
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        So much stability among the #Uyghurs #Tibet and #Cantonese . It's a paradise waiting to be torn apart

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      1. Zorro Boricua‏ @ZorroPachy 14 May 2017
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        China gave Pakistan and North Korea the technology and materials to build nuclear weapons. China is NOT a peaceful nation.

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      1. Imbalayo‏ @Imbalayo1 14 May 2017
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        @ByChunHan He's much more stable than the clown in the White House!

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      1. Keenan Ruiters‏ @KeenanRuiters 14 May 2017
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        True in some ways, however China can sometimes be a shy superpower.

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      1. The Last Prophet‏ @Quevedo7Henry 14 May 2017
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        It s a fact: N Korea is kept in check.

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      1. Raymond Luxury Yacht‏ @Ray_luxuryyacht 13 May 2017
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        The more Trump withdraws into a shell on this topic along with his constituents & (yes!!!) Democrats, the more ground he will yield to China

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      1. TheFrustratedGOD‏ @G0DPoseidon 13 May 2017
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        Investment = Debt ,If they would've pledged this money on mines in #Australia or #Canada it would have guaranteed returns, I doubt #CPEC 🤔

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