Do Chinese people fear their government?

There is a little fear - but this is “good fear” and not the “scared” kind of fear. For example, when common Chinese people talk and deal with government representatives, they do so on a more one to one basis than is prevalent in most developing countries where there is a large gap between the government and people. read more

No, we do not fear our government. Over 100 million Chinese go abroad each year recently and 99.99% came back. read more

That moment reveals a deep, painful truth about my experience of making my film – that the Chinese government’s grip on its people is so strong, the repression is so far-reaching and intense, that any Chinese person who dares to think about speaking up can’t feel safe in their own home. read more

When you criticize the Chinese government on South China Sea, you are critizing the Chinese people because we people stand with the government on this issue. Chinese people are not always for the governmen, nor are they always against the governmen, just like American people. read more