Milton Osborne looks at the Chinese trade expansion in the South East Asian nations just to the south of it and some of the concerns that are coming out of these countries.
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the Chinese in ASEAN will eventually hijack ASEAN
for the Chinese people in China .
just like in Tibet or in Xinjiang ,
the Chinese in Malaysia , in Thailand , in the Philippines , in Indonesia , in Myanmar , in Singapore , in Laos , in Cambodia ,
will eventually take over ASEAN
in the next century ,
for the on behalf
of the Chinese people in China
and for the Chinese people world- wide .
the Chinese want ASEAN , especially Malaysia .
Chinese community .