"Made in China, 2025" has become a thorn in Ameican flesh.  Recently America rekindled the so-called Trade War against China mostly because of its growing apprehension that China would vie with it for the hegemony if China has realized such a magnifient project by the time she set.

You know, not long ago I just came back from the trip of west Hunan, and let me take city of Changsha, the provincial capital of Hunan, as an example.  Changsha is just a second-tier city at lower position of the standings in China, but to my observation, the city has surpassed Taipei at least in architectures, infrastructures, and city plannings.  So you can imagine how it will be for China in 2025, even though I doubt China will achieve an across-the-board surpass over America by then.  But no doubt soon we will see a matter-of-fact G2 in 2025. 

Even China will have gained such a stature in the near future, she is not a widely respectable country should the average quality of her citizens not reach to the generally-recognized standard of modern civilization.  This time when I was in Changsha, I noticed that some vehicle would slow down or stop when there were pedistrians on zebra crossings without lights, but not ALL vehicles.  Despite having improved a lot, jumping the line is still not an unusual act that some impatient people are doing especially in the long queues at scenic spots.  Dear fellow Mainlanders, I have full confidence in you that by 2025 China will be a highly respectable nation not only for her strength, but also for her high-quality citizens like you are.