本帖最後由 Ovaltine 於 2011-4-20 12:00 編輯
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I would say China current governing system is prttey effective and efficient to the f ...
rockypath 發表於 2011-4-19 11:33 
From a political and economical point of view, yes. From a social point of view, no. The problem with the Chinese society is the lack of morality and social justice. In China, and the United States to a certain extent, money is above all. Civilizations of the world have set up a value system where the accumulation wealth is the end goal. This is similar to most addictions, we are all here chasing a high. From Great Britain's colonialism to America's imperialism, and now Chinese the so called "Socialism with Chinese characteristics" I don't argue the Chinese way is a good system to create wealth and prosperity, but as Ai wei wei said, "if the chinese people are to create a properous society just to have bigger houses, bigger cars, biggers planes, that would be a shame."
I think most people that are speaking for the Communist regime are businessmen that benefited from economic reform in the 1980s. The thing most of these businessmen don't understand is, Chinese had been the manufacturing factory of the world since 1980s and how come we haven't transformed into a society with designing capabilities like the states or germany? Because Chinese's education system create obedient students to generate more workforce for the factories. Until the rich businessmen and the chinese communist party aristocrats start giving power to educate our citizens, we will not be civilized and achieve equality. |
發表於 2011-4-14 22:51
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