manqiangrexue
Brigadier
No, I'm not avoiding the question; it wasn't even a question. It was a stupid complaint that there is no absolute fairness in China. There is no absolute fairness anywhere. Find where you think is most fair and go there. There is no perfect government in the world but the CCP is the best. You pick the best to complain about, then you deserve somewhere else. Go there.
No, personally, I don't tolerate what she did. But the CCP is wiser than me. Regardless, they also can make mistakes. So I'm saying that I don't know if they did this on purpose or if they made a mistake but this is still much better than anywhere else in the world so go somewhere else if you don't like how China works. This is a matter that I cannot judge or intervene in and I'm fine with it.
Your hate is that someone else got away with talking shit about the country and you're envious that you can't do it as well (while you're doing it here). That's childish to say that in my country, I saw someone else get away with a crime so I hate the fact that I can't as well. It's not childish to hate her. Honestly, I hate her as well.
Your English sucks. This part is completely incoherent.
It's natural. Rotten things always feel disgust deep from within.
Unfortunately, your childish complaints about lack of total fairness...
How is she in the most important propaganda position? Is she Global Times or Ren Min Ri Bao or CCTV?
Yes, I think so, but you are causing more harm and complaining more. As Chinese people, if you are one, we study and work for China, contribute to the country and follow our government directive. Sometimes, it is not perfect but it is much much better than infighting and Chinese people complaining against the CCP which is what the CIA wants to so. You are just an ordinary person. The very bottom line that you can fulfill is to never cause trouble for China and never be a useful idiot for America. And you can't even do that.
And ordinary citizen's job is to follow like a soldier follows the general's orders without question. You don't need to ask why or to understand. But that's why above you. You're going to the enemy to complain how you don't like your orders. That's your level.
Because your advice is wrong and I showed why. You don't want me to respond to correct you? You want me to let it slip? LOL
Like I said, I'm the only Chinese person out of all of my friends who would comment publically about politics. The rest would not bother. A very few would talk publically about other things like cooking or computers, etc... There is nothing to substantiate your fantasy of being immersed in an authentic Chinese experience (especially if the experience relates to how the Chinese view our government) by lurking on Chinese forums.
You don't have to repeat this; I already answered it. Last post:
"That's true, but they represent the most educated and most wide-seeing group. They are fit to advise leadership and direct the country, hence thier opinion is weighted more heavily."
You're just writing this again and again to pretend you're making new points.
I'm adding more information to what you said and giving explanations. That's how conversations work. You scared to converse? Just want to "teach" your wrong approach to foreigners with no input from Chinese people? LOL
I said it's creepy and misguided to think that a foreigner could ever understand the "authentic" Chinese experience. I don't think I could have get an "authentic" French/British/Camaroonian experience no matter what I do and it's meant to be this way much to the chagrin of foreign creeps who call themselves "China experts."
No, they should have overseas experience and then return to China so they can see the entirety of the battlefield rather than just behind Chinese lines. These people are obviously equipped with more knowledge. Xi is one who fits this. They cannot, of course, reside overseas, which is something you just made up because you can't make any real points.
I don't have to tell them because Chinese people study foriegn literature in order to work for the government and open communications and maintain diplomatic relations with the official channels of that foreign nation. They don't obsessively creep and lurk on the forums of that nation trying to get "authentic" experiences to call themselves "experts" on that country.
I remember watching a Chinese show and there was a Chinese man who loved everything French, studied their language, history, obsessed over their culture and basically lived like a French guy in a Chinese body. They featured him in a Chinese show about freaks/deviants; his segment came on right after the man who eats only fingernails and toenails and the woman whose hobby is to glue dead bats to cover her walls. That's what we think about people who obsess about foriegn cultures. We don't interview him on national news as an exteemed "France expert" like the US does.
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