Ma Dingsheng talks big

Author: Ma Dingsheng
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: In the early 1990s, the Hong Kong-based newspaper "Da Guangbao" launched a column titled "." The author wrote short essays of hundreds of words every day, and from then on, he continued to contribute to several newspapers, accumulating over 1 million words to date. From the 1991 Gulf War to Taiwan crises, "9·11" events, and the U.S.-Iraq War, it is gratifying that he has made fewer mistakes than correct predictions. As a Hong Kong military commentator, foreign media such as those in Europe and the U.S. often pay attention to these unique voices. The military developments of countries surrounding China and the strategic trends of Western nations are key focuses of the author. After more than a decade of dedication, a selection of 100 articles is shared with readers. This book is the author's first military-related work published in mainland China. The book features a selection of military column articles written by Ma Dingsheng for Hong Kong's "Da Guangbao" since the 1991 Gulf War, including analyses of military situations and weapon systems in China and other majorly influential countries (such as the U.S., Russia, Japan, etc.) and Taiwan. It also includes observations and predictions on recent counter-terrorism wars.