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  • C cnhnyu

    I born in China. And I live in China for 20 years and more. I love this country, and I love the greate people in this country, but I hate the ruler, and I hate the government. It tells you that it's a democracy country, as a mater of fact, it is an autarchy country. The government is very very corrupt. Citizens in this country have no free speech. The media never report the facts. It stands the profits of the ruler and dusts the eyes of its citizens. In this country, citizens can NOT afford their children's education fees. Citizens have no money to see the doctor, because the fees are too high to afford. And citizens can NOT afford enough money to buy a house which can only live for 70 years. Citizens in this country can NOT move from one place to another freely. If you want to move to another place, you should support some certifications. For example, citizens who are not in Shenzhen want to go to that place, you should buy a certification. Besides those I mentioned, there are many many things which make you feels as if you live in hell but in fact you live in China.:mad: :((

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    I think there's a couple of problems with China... 1) It consumes too much land mass. They're exercising monopolistic control and they need to be sued. 2) There's too many chinese people there. I mean seriously - just because it's called China doesn't mean most of the world's chinese have to live there. 3) Almost nobody there speaks english. Of course, almost nobody in the U.S. speaks english either.

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    • C cnhnyu

      I born in China. And I live in China for 20 years and more. I love this country, and I love the greate people in this country, but I hate the ruler, and I hate the government. It tells you that it's a democracy country, as a mater of fact, it is an autarchy country. The government is very very corrupt. Citizens in this country have no free speech. The media never report the facts. It stands the profits of the ruler and dusts the eyes of its citizens. In this country, citizens can NOT afford their children's education fees. Citizens have no money to see the doctor, because the fees are too high to afford. And citizens can NOT afford enough money to buy a house which can only live for 70 years. Citizens in this country can NOT move from one place to another freely. If you want to move to another place, you should support some certifications. For example, citizens who are not in Shenzhen want to go to that place, you should buy a certification. Besides those I mentioned, there are many many things which make you feels as if you live in hell but in fact you live in China.:mad: :((

      Don't let habit prevent you from trying something new.

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      Estherino
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      The only heartening thing is the number of people who have withdrawn their membership from the ruling CCP (Chinese communist party) as atrocities become known through publications such as The Epoch Times http://www.theepochtimes.com/ [link was timing out when i tested it, sorry]. I love china, my family doesn't hail from there but my mum has always had a love for the culture & country, and I have grown up in a house with much Chinese art and literature. She recently came back from a 5 week stint teaching English. I also have a wonderful chinese sister-in-law. I know a lot of other people don't have this kind of up-bringing, but it shows that we all need to support each other no matter where we come from. Australia should have more of a conscience when trading with China. It should think carefully before deciding to support and deal with an oppressive regime, without supporting the people upon which the regime imposes. Peace! :-D -Estheral

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      • T toxcct

        cnhnyu wrote:

        It tells you that it's a democracy country, as a mater of fact, it is an autarchy country

        i'm curious to know what you think of north corea then ?! :)


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        toxcct wrote:

        i'm curious to know what you think of north corea then ?!

        As much as I know, it's much worse than China. The people of North Corea lives in a misery.When I'm a child, the schoolbook tells me that the capitalism is a devil, and the socialism is very beautiful. But When I grow up, I find that it is a lie.The government befools me, and befools all people. I would never believe the socialism which the ruler said. They said the official serve the people heart and soul, but in fact they heist people heart and soul. They are just a flock of robbers.

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        • A Ashley van Gerven

          I don't know enough about China to think much of it. I saw a documentary once about how male children are hugely preferred, and because of the child-limit, couples try to abort female fetoeses etc. Is that correct?

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          Ashley van Gerven wrote:

          I don't know enough about China to think much of it. I saw a documentary once about how male children are hugely preferred, and because of the child-limit, couples try to abort female fetoeses etc. Is that correct?

          Yes, it is very common in China. Because the male is the main labour force of a family, if a couple don't have a male child, no people will support the rest of their life.

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          • C cnhnyu

            Thank you very much. I found that people who reply my question have a very positive attitude against life, which makes me realize that I should work hard and have less complaint. Complaint brings me nothing but annoyance. From today on, I will keep working harder and try my best to change my life, change my fate.

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            cnhnyu said; "From today on, I will keep working harder and try my best to change my life, change my fate" You can change your life but you can not change your fate. You were born to have your fate! You would not be you without your fate.

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            • N Nirosh

              cnhnyu wrote:

              The "relations" makes things in China are very unfair.

              You speaks for me.. I have never been to China, but when it comes to the matter above it is same over here in Sri Lanka..

              L.W.C. Nirosh. Colombo, Sri Lanka.

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              I think its more or less same everywhere. In India also, it's a bitter fact.

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              • A a mulay

                I think its more or less same everywhere. In India also, it's a bitter fact.

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                Nirosh
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                Yep, I know India. I think it is not same, it is worst in the sub continent :|

                L.W.C. Nirosh. Colombo, Sri Lanka.

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                  Yep, I know India. I think it is not same, it is worst in the sub continent :|

                  L.W.C. Nirosh. Colombo, Sri Lanka.

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                  Seems like u lived in India for longer time. In India, we have apprx 30 states. So The local govenrment and rulers change state to state, and so does the importance of relations and amount of corruption. In the state where I live, corruption relatively less. Ofcourse I am proud of being Indian.

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                  • A a mulay

                    Seems like u lived in India for longer time. In India, we have apprx 30 states. So The local govenrment and rulers change state to state, and so does the importance of relations and amount of corruption. In the state where I live, corruption relatively less. Ofcourse I am proud of being Indian.

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                    a.mulay wrote:

                    Seems like u lived in India for longer time.

                    Nope, but I have been to India few times recently, of course some of our ancestors were living in north India some thousand years ago .. Great histories and and and .. I cannot stop it if I started.. These part of the world is going through a rough period now.. but it is just a one side of the circle.. and also it is a matter of what definitions you take to measure certain things. I know all change all the time..

                    a.mulay wrote:

                    In the state where I live, corruption relatively less.

                    :laugh: OKK!!

                    a.mulay wrote:

                    Ofcourse I am proud of being Indian.

                    Indeed you should love your country and also can be proud about it. I love my country and also proud about it too..

                    L.W.C. Nirosh. Colombo, Sri Lanka.

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                    • C cnhnyu

                      I born in China. And I live in China for 20 years and more. I love this country, and I love the greate people in this country, but I hate the ruler, and I hate the government. It tells you that it's a democracy country, as a mater of fact, it is an autarchy country. The government is very very corrupt. Citizens in this country have no free speech. The media never report the facts. It stands the profits of the ruler and dusts the eyes of its citizens. In this country, citizens can NOT afford their children's education fees. Citizens have no money to see the doctor, because the fees are too high to afford. And citizens can NOT afford enough money to buy a house which can only live for 70 years. Citizens in this country can NOT move from one place to another freely. If you want to move to another place, you should support some certifications. For example, citizens who are not in Shenzhen want to go to that place, you should buy a certification. Besides those I mentioned, there are many many things which make you feels as if you live in hell but in fact you live in China.:mad: :((

                      Don't let habit prevent you from trying something new.

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                      I am Chinese, in BeiJing. I wish I should be a good programmer and leave the country, thus I love this country.

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