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Re <<It does seem as if one side has a much different approach than the other>>
... interesting, the ruskie approach.
Yep, the planet is getting stirred up.
The equivalent China China China approach is below, a military recruitment video embedding ancient poem into the music as song lyric, and the visuals of reenactment from another era of long ago, rejuvenated to invigorate, presumably ...
translation of song unnecessary for one gets a hint from the music, the language that fails not. However, as usual, the commentaries telling
rough translation:
kuojerry1002: only nearing almost-end of civilisation then one realises the importance of the nation; protect the home and serve the nation is the responsibility of all. Every time I listen to the song I get stirred up, and when the nation is in difficulty all must do all to protect the nation
Hermit Crab: indeed that a 5000 year civilisation is not ordinary! as an overseas Chinese, am proud of my ancestral history and culture.
David S: standup, Chinese, be proud!
Given such feelings little wonder Core Comrade Xi not bothering to call out the China China China Neo people as they are doing important work without knowing it. Suppose for a moment even more Chinese return to the ancestral land, what happens? a question asked.
Such approaches are not possible in the melting pot that be members of Nato, except in Poland and the minor states, and even then the societies would quickly crash into realities borne of past sins, am told.
Some folks are more deliberated ... I actually have not the time to listen to below as yet and am unsure that Paul Keating is one of them or one of 'them'. I remain agnostic because I do not know yet.
