I lived in China for over twenty years and I enjoyed every minute of it. The Chinese are warm-hearted people, extremely hospitable, and intensely loyal.  I visited many families in the countryside whose income rose from $150 a year to $1200 a year. I educated over 10,000 students in my twenty years. The relationship between teachers and students in China is extremely important. Historically the teacher was the only person not obliged to kowtow to the Emperor.  If you lived in a country which had been invaded and occupied by eight foreign powers you'd be angry. The British got the whole country addicted to opium. How's that for aggression!  For centuries the Chinese had to endure famine, drought and extreme poverty.  Imagine if your family only owned one pair of winter boots and one winter coat. Many Chinese families were so poor they had to hang a cube of salt over the table and lick it if they wanted salt with a meal. And you say that the Chinese are the real aggressors. How cruel