Chinese Rubber and Glue Effect

Like you said speed glue give added speed on your rubber. It also soften the sponge. And you have to adjust to it a little. As for the combination of blade and chinese rubber, it will greatly depend on your perference.
Let me tell you my personal experience. About 15 years ago Johnny Huang gave me a Sardius which he used and I used it with 729 and it is fast. But the catch is the ball leave the point of contact too fast which give me very little control of my loop and feel. But the blade was good for him at the time because he play with both pimp out rubber both sides and he is a world class level player.
Now I change to a Wang Liqin's blade, a simple wooden blade and without speed glue but I have much more feel and control of my loop. Yes I would give up a little on speed, but the spin, control and hand feel I gain is well worth compensate the lose in speed.

The big thing for me is speedglue softens the sponge which increases dwell time an increases my controll.  I play close to the table so the rubber has enough speed for me on loops and drives but the flat hits are also faster with speed glue.

The glue effect on chinese isn't as noticeable as it is on softer Jap/euro rubbers.  But there still is an effect.  As wfw said, it does soften the dense sponges and gives it extra ticker.

I too don't bother speed glueing them though.  Just the time, money and hassle.  I think chinese rubbers are better in the fact that you don't need speed glue as much so to speak.  So I am happy with unglued chinese stuff.

I had chinese rubber with medium hard Jap sponges and when they glued up, boy were they nice.  You really did notice it.  But H3 didn't have such an effect as them.  Actually plenty less noticeable with H3. 

I think with speed glue on like H3, it may soften the sponge but the extra speed counteracts meaning you don't feel that much of difference.  But there is.

The pros with chinese have the softer glueing sponges and soaks the glue up much more than the commercial stuff i'd reckon. 

Yes I am in that same boat.  I now have H2 instead of H3.  I havn't glued it yet but figure it will be similar to H3 glued.  Softer with more speed. 

When I play longer I may speed glue the H2.  I might need more speed in my drives and loops.  But for now I am happy enough with it unglued.  I am lazy too .

I was glueing with a mixed formula that I got from you wfw.  50% rubber cement and 50% zippo lighter fluid.  I would have put in 10% dlimonene, 40% zippo but I couldn't find dlimonene anywhere.

Isn't that what you glue with wfw?

I play with Malin carbon with H3 province version on my forehand... i know its hard.. however i always insist on not using any speed glue to loop and play... This is because i feel more sense of achievement beating people who used speed glue and play... i can loop even faster and spinnier than them as i use my body weight distibution in waist turning ... most of them do not have the correct technique and use speed glue as an advantage.. i would prefer to maximise the potential of correct technique before i do anything with speed glue ( it is going to be banned anyway )...

Just my one cent...