China is collecting on old debts but won’t pay its own

China's government is aggressively pursuing billions of dollars in unpaid taxes, reflecting a tough stance on debt recovery. However, the country is simultaneously defaulting on its own financial commitments, raising questions about its financial discipline. This dual approach highlights a complex economic strategy, suggesting China is prioritizing its interests while potentially undermining global financial trust. The implications could affect international investor confidence and the stability of global supply chains.