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I'm aware that the propaganda about the Chinese military is fake and gay, and that china's strategy has always been "do nothing and win", however they are building exponentially to have a military par for the size of its population (as you said of course). In a country of over 1 billion people, that's an enormous and very capable military, this will be something that will assuredly extend beyond Xi Jinping's life, but the question is will the chairmen after him have the same foreign policy goals? Or will they start actively challenging US interests by deploying troops abroad during America's gay proxy wars like Mao did (which, the fact that the chinese arguably won in both vietnam and korea is impressive for being effectively a 3rd world country at the time), after they have built up that military capable of doing it? I don't think doing so would be a bad thing at all, in any case.