I argue that China has engaged and is furthering a new model of economy and nation that is both a response to the western imperialism that was imposed upon China (see Opium Wars) and a model that fits within a Chinese mindset. That Chinese mindset includes a communal concept of organisation that Maoism captured and in turn Deng developed further to incorporate the principles of enterprise that are very deep within Chinese values. Maoism with its brutality was arguably necessary to make some of the brutal changes to the Chinese societal structures that needed to change in order to logically respond to western technology and ideology. Just as the brutal capture of Tibet was required to prevent US CIA capturing strategic missile launching sites which would have left China ever vulnerable to a US that was clearly hostile toward Communist China until at least the 1970s. Look at S.E.Asia and the Chinatowns that occupy prime trading positions within most of the cities there and have done for hundreds, if not thousands of years. The West which has triumphed over all other cultures and seized global resource hegemony does not understand what it is dealing with with China. Libertarian ideology may be a logical extension of the thinking that has developed under the era of western resource hegemony but Libertarian ideology is not capable of conceiving let alone responding to the force and logic of the emerging Chinese power projection.