It has a "Made in China" sticker on the back
Does it matter when it comes to cultural ideal? After all, it sounds more like the chinese being under american influence than anything.
It's a gradual process - as American wares flowed to Europe post WW1 so did American movies, music, food and general culture - same will happen with China.. Your culture does not become the dominant the instant your economy is the biggest. In Europe we are just used to exporting culture at gun point because that's what we did for the last 500 years.
I haven't even seen any indication of this happening. Remember the Japanese tiger? All that we got was some japenese influence, but a far cry from the total domination. We are talking about change of langua franca in business, music and general culture. So unless China seriously flexes its muscles, it's not going to happen.
So did America at first - in fact they were pretty dead set on staying isolated and minding their own business, both figurative and literally.
Not comparable such easily though. The US assumed control after the power vacuum after WW1 where the british empire, their closest allies, started to crumble. The US also had a pretty nice head start with it sharing the same language and similar (Anglo-saxon) culture. China has none of these. It has a tremendous languagebarrier that is not only a completely different alphabet, but it is also not even phonetic.
Point being, China still has a pretty steep uphill battle to face in order to replace the US as the dominant superpower in the world.