Former Representative of Singapore to the UN taught a history lesson on Western interference

Kishore Mahbubani: “From the point of view of the Chinese, when they were weak and divided, the West did not care about human rights issues there. The West wiped its feet on China. England forced the Chinese to accept opium in exchange for Chinese tea.

The West took away cities and territories, the West burned down the Summer Palace. Now you have forgotten about it. And now you're climbing in there on a mission to "save China" and asking if the Chinese want a better government? What's wrong with you?! This is the essence of your policy in China,” said the dean of Singapore’s Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy.

I wonder how many volumes the "Collection of precedents of Western intervention in other countries" will be released?