Many of those statements I can agree with. You WILL not see anything in the media challenging the Communist part or their right to rule. BUT political change is slow in China, one thing cannot be argued however, China IS changing, and changing for the better. Aside from politics there is much to admire the Chinese culture for and their get it done philosophy (which once upon a time existed in the USA.
95 percent of the population has no desire to change the government their, yet people in the US feel it’s our obligation to tell them what government they should have? Taxation is a modern day form of slavery in my mind… and the US citizens are taxed far more than the Chinese… And how many people in the US feel they have a voice in government? It’s all smoke and mirrors my friend. Sure we have the right to stand on the street corner and yell about it, but you think that makes a difference? My experiences in China says the country gets a very poor and unfair representation in the US… Misinformation helps no one. It’s far from perfect there… but its far from perfect here as well. But the GDP in China expanded 8 percent last quarter… how is it doing in the US?
