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Chinese In Charge Pictures GalleryAdvanced Photoshop Pictures Gallery - 15 image entries
Contest Directions: 
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Western nations must prepare for a future dominated by China, whose rapid economic rise will
soon fundamentally alter the balance of power,
former World Bank chief James Wolfensohn has warned.
There are currently over over 1.5 billion Chinese living in different
parts of the world.
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You may remember the joke "One out of every five people in the
world is Chinese. Check four of your friends - if none of them is
Chinese, it is you." Well, I checked four of my friends and see
that this joke has a typo. The correct version is "One out of every
five people in the world is not Chinese..."
In this contest you are asked to photoshop celebrities and politicians
as Chinese. We are not looking for just a Chinese dress up and makeup
(even though you can do that too), but your primary goal is to change
some of the facial features (eyes, nose, lips, etc.) of politicians
and celebrities which would make them look Chinese-like, but still
recognizable.
Tags: chinese charge
Top 15 Contest Gallery Pictures
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| | The wealthier countries on the planet are failing to fully grasp the
impact that the inevitable growth China and India will have in the
world of the future. This topic was discussed at the 2006 Wallace
Wurth Memorial Lecture at the University of New South Wales. It is
expected that within the coming 25 years the combined gross domestic products of India and China will excess that of the Group of Seven
nations. This should occur sometime between 2030 and 2040. China will
become the largest economy in the world, leaving the U.S.A. trailing
behind. By 2050 many experts predict that China's current $2 trillion
GDP in U.S. dollars will explode to a mammoth $48.6 trillion. India's
economy will hit $27 trillion at the same point in time. These
projects have been made by investment bank Goldman Sachs. The U.S.A.'s
income would reach $37 trillion by that time. These forecasts suggest
that Western nations, and Australia, are not investing enough in
education. China and India are also making a substantial investment in
Africa. Africa is front and center in the development plans of both
China and India. |
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