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It sounds like there are mixed opinions on that - the Chinese docking system is reportedly a clone of the Russian APAS-89/APAS-95 docking system (which is also in use on the ISS). So it's possible, but there doesn't seem to be a definitive answer at the moment.
I would have thought there would have been a technology transfer amongst the spacefaring nations, so that just in case they could dock with each other.
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By going directly from the moon to shuttle, you conveniently forget Skylab. Also, something about hubble.
I didn't mention them (but I'm very well aware of them) because they're not very relevant to the point. Skylab was a great project and good utilization of leftovers from the Apollo program (although the Soviets did much better with Salyut -> Mir -> ISS when it comes to technology reuse). The end of Skylab was a bit embarrassing as it did not survive long enough to be serviced by the shuttle and there were no more Sat…
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If personal, economical gain is your goal, yes.
Personal, econonical gain can suck my dick. I can think of hardly anything that's less important.