The United States also has laws, not without restrictions. Why are there many major incidents in China? That's because the conflict has been going on for a long time. Mild methods cannot solve the problem, so only violent and intimidating methods can be used.

If politics is left unchecked, then that's a red flag.I don't deny the West's mistakes. The shootings in the United States, as well as the repeated thefts, must be problematic.

如果把批评都当成 xx 处理，那谁还敢批评啊？这都要说成"foreign forces"。

“莫须有”，如果读过岳飞，就知道这个有多可怕。

Yanjun Xu, Xiaolang Zhang,An Quanzong.呵呵呵，还敢说没有任何错误吗？

a message on twitter just now:

In the "White Paper Movement", a total of 91 students were taken away by the police, and 14 of them were identified as the organizers of the activity. These 14 students can no longer take the civil service exam, are never hired, and need to obtain a level I security clearance to obtain a passport. All their social media accounts were suspended for 3 years. The other students admitted their mistakes and apologized at the police station, and wrote a letter of guarantee. Let them go home without leaving a criminal record. "

⬆️Never take part in any Parade any countries, there will be someone to take pictures and file a record in your archive.

Feng Xiaogang, Wu Yajun, Lang Xianping and other wealthy people all left China. Feng Xiaogang once said "Cultural Revolution 2.0" (an event from 1966 to 1976, similar to the Great Purge of the Soviet Union).There are liberals in China, but most of them are suppressed and persecuted. It has nothing to do with whether or not they enter the party system. If they dare to criticize, they will be persecuted. Once this is done, there is no room for maneuver. BBC TV has a 2016 video about independent candidates. The interview was stopped by people from the Public Security Bureau. It slapped the system severely.They can only hide themselves. There is no idea to solve these problems.

There are so many sensitive words in Chinese, I really don't plan to use Chinese to reply to posts in this forum anymore.Every time I use Chinese, it takes so much time to modify the content to avoid sensitive words. Only anger and helplessness.This comment area of this post has become a place of quarrels, only various noises, which have long deviated from the content of the discussion.

There is no one in the world who does not make mistakes, even famous people such as Steve Jobs and Bill Gates make mistakes. The key lies in what, dare to accept criticism and the attitude towards criticism. "Great work outweighs faults" does not mean "only merits, no faults".

Hans Goebbels say: "The nation and the government in Germany are one thing. The will of the people is the will of the government and vice versa." [the original german is "Du bist nichts; Dein Volk ist alles."] The Nazis used this sentence to brainwash the people. Smart people are not brainwashed by these things, they seek the advantages and avoid the disadvantages.They can live well without motherland.

The Chinese say their country always use "motherland", People in other countries use"homeland",The emotional color expressed by the words is completely different. In China, patriotism is equal to loving the party. In Hong Kong a long time ago, there was a saying that "love the country but not the party".However, with the increasingly serious conflict between China and Hong Kong, the rise of local factions, the controversy over Hong Kong’s extradition law, and Beijing’s unilaterally forcibly modifying Hong Kong’s election methods, such discussions have become less and less frequent. Even in 2021, the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council Director Xia Baolong and Hong Kong Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Zeng Guowei also stated that "being patriotic means not hurting the leadership of the %******e &***********t P**ty."There is a heavy price to be paid for listening only to good things and not to bad things.

Criticizing the government and subverting the government are two different things.Subverting the government is illegal in all countries.Many people say that the United States, the United States also has laws and regulations, Section 2385 of Chapter 115 of the United States Code does mention the crime of subverting the government. This law stipulates that it is illegal to subvert or destroy the government. Offenders will be fined or sentenced to a maximum of 20 years in prison. After the sentence, they will not be allowed to hold public office in the US government within 5 years.

下面内容与 op 无关。主要是给评论区的一些人看的 [如果带着严重的偏见阅读，我建议立即关掉网页] 。

This is the most classic speech of the writer Long Yingtai:

Going back to the theme of the Chinese dream today, many Taiwanese may jump up and say: "China is not my dream, and there is no China in my dream." However, if you ask Long Yingtai if he has a Chinese dream, I will first ask What does the "China" in your Chinese dream refer to? If it refers to "country" or "government", "country" and "government" are just management organizations in my mind, sorry, I have no dream about "country", "government" always say lie. But if the "China" you mean refers to the people in this land, this society, how can I not have a dream? Not to mention that this beautiful land is the eternal hometown of my beloved father and mother. The good and bad of this place have such a great impact on Taiwan. The good and bad of this place will affect the future of the entire human community. How can I Will there be no Chinese Dream?

Let’s start with the phrase “rise of great powers”. I would like to see the rise of China, but I hope it will rise with the power of civilization. How to measure civilization? I would like to share with you my own yardstick for measuring civilization. It's not too difficult. The degree of civilization of a city depends on how the city treats its mental patients, how well it serves the disabled, how well it takes care of the widows and lonely, and how it treats the so-called low-level migrant workers. To me, this is a very specific measure of civilization. How civilized a country is depends on how it treats immigrants and its minority groups. This of course also includes how 1.3 billion people treat 23 million people!

Who cares about the "rise of great powers"? At least I don't care. What I care about is the scale of civilization that I just mentioned. How you, a big country, treat your weak and minorities, and how you tolerate dissidents with different opinions, this is what I care about. If it is said that the so-called rise of a great power, the pride of its people is military arrogance, economic wealth and power, and political power. bring disaster and danger to their own people as well as to human communities.

Who cares about "blood is thicker than water"? At least I don't care that much. If we have no consensus on the scale of civilization at all, if we can't talk about the value of the foundation at all, does "blood is thicker than water" make sense?

When my father was fifteen years old, he used a pole and two bamboo baskets to go to the railway station in Mount Heng, Hunan, to buy vegetables and prepare to pick them up the mountain. It just so happened that the Kuomintang was recruiting the military police student corps, and the young man made a decision immediately: he put down his shoulder pole and followed the army. My father was born in 1919. In 2004, I took my father's ashes and returned to Shangougou in Longjiayuan, Hengshan, Hunan. The villagers lit up firecrackers all the way to welcome this man who had been away from home for 70 years and lived a life of wandering. The wanderers return home. During family sacrifices, I heard an elder sing a mournful elegy in the oldest Chu country dialect. I, who kept ninja tears, couldn't bear it anymore. The accent of the Chu country made me realize more deeply how my father was forced to leave his own culture and live a life of involuntary exile. It was not until I returned to that land with his ashes in my hands that I deeply felt what kind of modern Chinese history this young man who returned with his ashes after seventy years had experienced. And how my mother, who grew up on the banks of the Xin'an River in Zhejiang, missed that clear river for fish all her life.

An open and inclusive China So, please believe me, my hope for China is sincere. But please don't talk to me about "the rise of great powers", please don't talk to me about "blood is thicker than water". What I am deeply looking forward to seeing is a China that dares to use the standard of civilization to test itself; such a China, because of self-confidence, So open, because it is open, it is inclusive, and because of inclusiveness, its power is more flexible and longer-term. When the power of its civilization is flexible and long-term, it will make a key contribution to the peace of the entire human race.

I wrote "Wild Fire Collection" in 1985, and in January 1986, "Wild Fire Collection" was published amidst the panic. In August, I moved to Europe. On the eve of leaving Taiwan, he gave a farewell speech, which was the only one during the "wildfire" period. The speech took place in an atmosphere of fear of "blackout" at any time. Today, August 1, 2010, at Peking University, I miss the last paragraph of that speech and share it with mainland readers:

On the night of parting, you may ask me what kind of dream I have for Taiwan?

Yes.

Standing here to speak tonight, I have deep fear in my heart, fearing the consequences of my words tonight. My dream is that the next generation of Chinese people can stand in any place at any night and speak their hearts. Want to say what you want without any fear in your heart. All the efforts of our generation are nothing more than the hope that our children will have freedom from fear in the future.

It was August 11th, 1986.

Many Chinese people think that "laying flat" means giving up management. That's not true, I don't know what the situation is in your country. I used to know a Chinese student (from Shandong) who was studying in the United States. In Minnesota, he told me: "The Chinese media are talking nonsense. The mRNA vaccine is given here, and the vaccination rate is very high. There is no such thing as the Chinese media said." Don’t wear a mask”, and you still have to wear a mask at present. It reduces the chance of infection. The mRNA vaccine is more durable than the inactivated vaccine. As for the side effects, they are similar. Some of my friends have some symptoms after being vaccinated, but they get better soon. "SARS in 2003,
2008 Chinese milk scandal, 2011 Wukan protests,etc....Most of the media was suppressed.Reporting these negative things is almost risking life. Most people dare not report at all in order to save their lives and jobs.Having a conscience but not being able to exercise it is the greatest tragedy.

Due to poor information and the special translation methods of the Chinese media, people who do not know how to use a VPN know completely different things than those who know how to use a VPN.

My personal position is against the "zero policy", at least the economy has been shattered. The real estate thunderstorm triggered the "dominos" of China's economy, and all kinds of problems were trampled and exploded like landmines. Last month, my high school classmate (law major) talked with me on the phone, "I am bearish on China's financial and technology industries in the next ten years. At least the two positions of Hong Kong and Shanghai have been completely destroyed. Hong Kong's The position of the financial industry was soon replaced by Singapore. Macau is getting rid of the "gaming industry", but it is getting rid of difficulties due to lack of preparation. Shanghai has been closed for three months. It is reasonable to restore the economy and cannot be closed again. However, this recovery process has been repeatedly interrupted. It has sharply accelerated the evacuation of all foreigners with foreign capital and foreign companies in Shanghai. People who want to come don’t dare to come because they are afraid because of policy issues.”

In October, there was a mass exodus of workers from Foxconn in Zhengzhou. On November 24th, a fire broke out in Urumqi (originally there were good conditions to save people and put out the fire, but because of the "zero clearing policy". As a result, 10 people were burned alive and 9 people were injured.) Xinjiang and Tibet were The city has been closed for more than 100 days. Due to the inherently harsh natural environment and economic environment, the people of these areas are live in very difficult.

The "Tencent and Alibaba" you mentioned, in addition to the "996 work issue", there are also "national security and data storage issues". The Chinese government has a stake in domestic entities under ByteDance and Sina Weibo. Although they hold 1% of the shares, they have "one-vote veto power"; that is to say, they are monitored by upper-level authorities. In the future, these IT private enterprises will be transformed into state-owned enterprises, which is a long-term process.

At 8:00, the doors were closed and we drove away from Hongqiao Station. It was still pouring rain outside, and the Fuxing was washed away by the rain, and the scenery outside could not be seen. I had no choice but to open Baidu Maps to see where the car passed by. Shanghai South, Chunshen, Chedun, Xinqiao, Songjiang South, Songjiang, Jinshan North... The car left Shanghai. . . Although the car stopped at Hangzhou East Railway Station, due to the translation policy, it stopped and then drove away. . The car went all the way south, the rain never stopped, but my heart was full of pain, helplessness and anger. "The more sober a person is, the more painful he is to live." It was approaching eleven o'clock, and I picked up my mobile phone and scanned the QR code on the seat; I ordered something. After a while, a braised pork rice and a small bag of salt-baked peanuts were delivered to me. I can't lift my mood.

In the west of Nanchang and the south of Changsha, very few people left. Most people end up getting off at Guangzhou South. There are many people with Cantonese accents in the carriage; the two girls sitting next to me are also Cantonese.

The weather stopped raining and turned into a cloudy and sunny junction. Before entering the station, I stopped outside the plane once.

After getting off the bus, all the people in the car were taken away to an isolation hotel in Guangzhou for one day of isolation. On the second day, they were either transferred by the community where they lived, or continued to be isolated in a designated isolation hotel (Vienna International Hotel, Guangzhou, No. 601, Sanyuanli Avenue, Baiyun District) .No money is charged on the first day. If you want to continue the quarantine, 430 a night, including three meals. Pay for 6 days). The taste of the quarantine meal was not bad. In fact, I wanted to write the diary of leaving Shanghai that day, but I was too weak and physically tired. The computer was taken out, but I didn't have the strength to conceive and type articles.

The next afternoon, I was finally transported. 7+7, although the distance from home is closer, but I am farther away. What makes me farther and farther away from home until it disappears. . . Shanghai, is it really the same Shanghai as before?


Notice：VXXX has site review too.

When I left Shanghai in May, I wrote an article:
Leaving Shanghai
From May 26th to 28th, nucleic acid was done for three consecutive days. On the 28th, he submitted an application for leaving Shanghai and received a return certificate. Departure at 4:30 am on the 29th. The weather from the 28th to the 29th has not been very good, it is humid outside and it rains from time to time. When I left the dormitory at 4:30 in the morning, it was drizzling. This is actually a forecast error. There are two minibuses, one for people and the other for luggage. I can only hear the car, which is quite lively. When the car drove into the campus, I knew that I had to do another nucleic acid test just in case; I bought two scallion pancakes and a meat bun for breakfast. After finishing the nucleic acid, the manager asked: Where to go? Answer: Hongqiao Railway Station. In the first car. At 5 o'clock in the morning, the bus bound for Hongqiao Railway Station started to move. I hastily took another look at the school's view through the wet glass. The car left the school and started on the road.

Although it is said that it is going to recover, the road is deserted. There were no vehicles on the road, and the sound of the windshield was disturbing. It is the Shanghai-Kunming Expressway and the Jiamin Elevated Highway, and the return point is in front of the toll station. There are no obstacles on the road, and the journey is smooth. The only thing that slows down is when it is 1.5km away from the entrance of Hongqiao Railway Station. A girl reminded me: Brother, put on protective clothing and masks in advance, otherwise it will be troublesome if you can’t get in. It took a lot of effort to put on the protective suit. But I was even more suffocated because I was sweating profusely due to the long pants and long sleeves (the clothes were completely soaked), and then I wore a mask and face shield; my breathing was as weak as those of dying people. My mouth is dry but I can't take out a water glass to drink water. At about 6:45, the car finally arrived. Everyone starts to line up with their own luggage, and the length of the line is 15 meters (S-shaped). But I myself became Bennett, and suddenly it rained heavily. Clothes, backpacks, reusable bags, suitcases, and shoes were all wet. I wanted to open an umbrella, but because I had no spare hands and no other classmates, I could only endure this embarrassing situation silently. "Open the Suishen code on the mobile phone, take out the ID card, and need to check", the loudspeaker keeps playing this audio repeatedly; but there are always people who are not ready to block the way of others. I passed without a hitch. When you enter the station, you need to swipe your ID card and add face recognition; this is nothing to me, and I got in right away. Waistbags, backpacks, suitcases, a recycle bag, coats, all thrown on the security machine. I go through security. "The high-speed rail G85 has started to check tickets. Please go to the 2A/3A, 2B/3B ticket gates to check in." Where dare to neglect, I hurriedly dragged my things and ran to the 2A ticket gate, swiped my ID card, and went directly to the platform. The car model is Fuxinghao (CR400AF) (PS: Changke’s famous dish “Roasted Phoenix” is CR400BF-5033, which is named after a warning of high axle temperature in a certain train compartment. ). As soon as I got in the car, I was stunned: the place on the ground to put my luggage was full. I walked to my seat and quickly threw the luggage on the shelf above (if you arrive late, there is really no place to put the luggage). I ate my breakfast in a hurry and my protective suit was completely soaked (I had to take it all off).

I reply in ENG, not in CHS/CHT, just to avoid some Chinese sensitive words.I don't think there is any problem with your personal experience.However, due to the serious conflict of Chinese people's ideas.It will cause quarrels and scolding in the comment area.Living in China for 15 years, you can also feel how bad the network environment is inside the walls, outside the wall ,Keyboard Politician is more terrify.If you often go to Twitter, Facebook and other websites, Keyboard Politician is in everywhere. It's hard to block.

I've long since hated this FXXX Keyboard Politician.In this environment, neutrality cannot be achieved at all. have to choose sides😡😡.

An article written by a previous website "The status quo of China's domestic IT industry" : no respect for technical personnel, graduating at the age of 35, the general environment is nothing more than that. manifestation of poverty. Can only pursue material things. No conditions or no spiritual pursuit. Because domestic programmers have been brainwashed by a certain SDN, big cows rely on bragging to show their faces, and programmers who have the feeling of liberating productivity are extremely rare... Intellectual property rights are very secondary to the relationship between supply and demand. If it is all for money, There will be no cross-platform universal and ecologically powerful vscode. There are problems with leading manufacturers and open source suppliers. For example, although HBuilder is open source, it has not supported Linux for many years and has long been abandoned by individuals. China's basic software market is"Short, flat, fast".

In addition to a bunch of app, back-end, front-end, and low-tech work.
It is basically impossible to find a few who can write compilers, operating systems, graphics processing software, file processing software, video processing software, cad, eda.
Mainly our education is biased towards test-taking.

English has become the three main subjects alongside Chinese and mathematics. Mathematics should be pushed hard, but the compilation of college mathematics textbooks is terrible.

All industries with high software requirements are basically mathematics, but is our university mathematics taught to people? How much money has Microsoft spent on vscode? This thing is a huge investment and requires high technical staff. There is no short-term profit (maybe 5 to 10 years), and users are very picky (see if ordinary editors can catch your eye). Unless you have as much money as Microsoft and enough technology accumulation as Microsoft, you really Can't afford it.

I wrote so much, but blocked by site.

Last notice:
Never come back to China. This is a bottomless pit.

⬆️This article is reproduced on other sites, not original.
I haven't finished writing yet, I feel like there are too many things to write.😂

This is an argumentative article from a certain website, It's a matter of words


The earliest appearance of “zhi na" was not derogatory. Later, it was created because the Japanese often used it during the invasion of China. According to post-war American investigations, it was confirmed that it had a derogatory meaning subjectively.

The debate on the wording of "zhi na" is another point of contention on this site: anti-Communist or anti-China, both together, or only anti-Communist but not anti-China, which directly affects the meaning and use of this word.

The viewpoint of "******** is a villain" is that the &&& has been in power for a long time, and the Chinese people should bear the main responsibility, especially under the premise that they have not known how to fight for a long time, are willing to be brainwashed, and cannot wake up with an iron fist. Therefore, only anti-communism and not anti-China means cutting the grass without eradicating the roots, and the demise of the communist party will create another communist party under its inferiority. Similarly, representatives of extreme right liberals such as Yu Jie said that "those who do not support Hong Kong independence but support anti-extradition are all pseudo-liberals", and "anti-Xi but not anti-communist" is a fake crackdown.

The counterargument of the "anti-communist, not anti-China faction" is that the people do not know that resistance is caused by long-term brainwashing by the ***.

The former supports "zhi na" as an all-round anti-China word, while the latter has different views on this, and most of them do not agree with using this word to refer to all Chinese people.

In my opinion, regardless of whether the ignorance of the people creates the $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ creates the ignorance of the people, if you want to promote free thought, it is not suitable to use such insulting words as China to win people’s hearts. The value of the world, let the people live well, rather than rebelling against the &&&&&&&&&&&, or thinking that the existence of the Chinese is to pollute the air. Don't use this word casually in your life. Because your term is aimed at all Chinese people, and it is impossible to get most of it. The #$$$$$$$$ can even hype the extremes of liberalism.

If the existence of the Chinese people is to pollute the air, then ask yourself if it is true? Or say: The Chinese in your mind must all be heroes of the Sitong Bridge in order not to pollute the air? So you don't have the courage to go on the bridge, and it's the same.

Although for me, I seldom use this word and express my understanding of the back and forth on this site, but not everyone has such a high level of awareness. Not to mention that even if the person who has been brainwashed for a long time is not a little pink, it is difficult for them to accept this kind of statement that you think is not discriminatory, but most people generally think it is.

I fully understand that I have been suppressed by the ### for too long and I need to vent. P######’s decentralization has also created this phenomenon. Anyway, no one knows, and the national security can’t find it, so I don’t talk much about it.

China has built a Great Firewall to prevent foreign media from flooding in and endangering itself. Movies and other things from the west have to be censored in China, if the censorship is passed, it will be released; if it is not passed, it will be rectified (otherwise it will be denied entry).In recently, GitHub cannot be opened directly (commonly used DNS pollution), and VPN must be used. Xinjiang & Tibet have been many riots and attacks ( July 2009 Ürümqi riots & 2008 Tibetan unrest),because these two places are border areas, the government has adopted strict control measures.

Be aware of WUMAO （五毛，一般指的是小粉红。他们大多无脑。没有思考能力，别人说什么就是什么的。这可能还夹杂一些监狱**人员。反正就是水军，见到不平就会进行版面洗地）

I find it difficult to say the question of the Chinese people.Because it has a lot of historical factors and something foreigners don't understand.

I am from Guangzhou.There is no such thing as a bride price when get married,There are relatively few feudal customs in South China and East China. Cantonese and Hongkongers still a different person, 60% of Hong Kong people's ancestral home comes from Guangdong [Refugee wave from the PRC to British Hong Kong, 1950-1980] Although Cantonese is used in both Guangdong and Hong Kong, there is a big difference in terms, fonts and input methods.

Reasons for not being free [Tiana***n S***re p***ests and m***acre] , between Dissolution of the Sov*** Union & Revolution Of East Europe.The gove*nme*t is afraid of being overthrown.The gove******nt is very afraid of critical voices, because it may **** at any time.

I think you have a vision. By the way, your Chinese level has caught up with native speakers.

说的好像原生端的就不配，原生端开发者不该活一样。难道有人真的以为安迪比尔定律失效了？

想想 android 手机和电脑，一共装了多少个 chromium 。很多无用的套壳，我没统计过。但楼上有人说了具体数量，真让人吃惊。有能力调用系统 webview 不调用是最大的问题。如果全部 Electron ，RAM 低于 32G 的电脑可以淘汰了。

Electron 应用大部分优化和兼容并不好，资源占用高，继承了 JS 所有缺点。 [有 Electron 的一律避开]

有楼层是非常典型的“何不食肉糜”。还有楼层说“忽视少数用户”，真的是张口就来啊。

曾经用过大佬的冰箱和这个。但最后发现自己不需要复杂的 app ，只需要保存记录的 app 而已。

换 appcode 。Xcode 的插件被禁止很久了。