No, of course, China and America have very different approaches and official ideologies regarding military interventions. I'm well aware that China follows the "5 principles of peaceful coexistence," which stresses respect for other countries sovereignty and non-interference in their internal affairs, which is the opposite for the U.S. But thats not what I've targeted about China in our discussion, Maestro. I only pointed out at China's political capitalism(being a fox) that is not so different from the rest of Western countries policies today.

Maestro, don't forget that when China was poor and powerless back in the 1970s America was its number one role model, China wanted to become the United States, wanted to "copy" the United states by adopting Western economic tools by any means. China opened its doors to foreign capital, technology, and management skills. And effectively China today has surpassed the U.S in several domaines that originated in the U.S. For example the infrastructure of China's cities today is visibly superior than the one in NYC or San Francisco. Thats what I'm talking about, I wasn't really talking about how many wars China was globally involved in.