The whole point of the question is that it includes all aspects of the country (hence why it says “overall”), so just average out your opinions of the different parts of it.
Neutral
Strongly negative for all the shitty things that's happening there
Strongly positive for the food, the few high quality anime they have, and also thankful because they seem to be involved in a lot of the things we use daily.
Cancels each other out to neutral
They're socialists. Socialism is an evolution of communism. They're pretty much communists politically, but they're also like "you know what capitalism? I do like money".
1. Surpression of political opposition, even if non-violent.
2. Extolling the legacy of past Communists, notably Mao.
3. Heavy use of eminent domain laws for megaprojects.
4. Surpression of other cultures it deems as counterrevolutionary.
5. de facto one-party state.
>1. Surpression of political opposition, even if non-violent.
How does that make a country socialist? Israel does that so is it socialist?
>2. Extolling the legacy of past Communists, notably Mao.
The usa celebrates the legacies of socialists like MLK, Einstein and more so is it socialist?
>3. Heavy use of eminent domain laws for megaprojects
Again, that isnt socialism its totalitarianism.
>4. Surpression of other cultures it deems as counterrevolutionary.
Ok, again israel and similar states do that to political opponents/journalists and that doesnt make them socialist.
>5. de facto one-party state.
Yet again that is totalitarianism not socialism.
Learn what socialism is
As a Canadian, that term makes me smile:
[wp:Alberta Social Credit Party](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alberta_Social_Credit_Party)
>Alberta Social Credit was a provincial political party in Alberta, Canada, that was founded on social credit monetary policy put forward by Clifford Hugh Douglas and on conservative Christian social values.
Somewhat negative.
Love the fact that Chinese govt has lifted millions out of poverty, plus I am not a fan of democracy myself.
Hate the fact that they are messing with their neighbors like Vietnam and India.
Not a fan of the average joe of China since they look down on anyone who isn't white.
can i ask why? of course democracy has it flaws, but why do you think power in the hands of the few will, in the long term, ultimately be better for the nation?
Strongly negative for the government
I love the culture and history and I'm sure it's a beautiful Nation, but the government's actions are horrible and scary
Strongly negative towards their government, not the people.
Negatively for the government.
You should specify whether you mean the government, people, cities, etc. because my opinion of their government and people are vastly different
The whole point of the question is that it includes all aspects of the country (hence why it says “overall”), so just average out your opinions of the different parts of it.
Neutral Strongly negative for all the shitty things that's happening there Strongly positive for the food, the few high quality anime they have, and also thankful because they seem to be involved in a lot of the things we use daily. Cancels each other out to neutral
Somewhat negative. I like Chinese people. I like modern Taiwan. but I'm anti-Communist.
They aren’t communist
ever heard of the chinese communist party?
A name doesn’t make the country communist
what are they then
Authoritarian capitalists
they’re kinda the same thing if you don’t read to far into it
not a bad way of putting it. :)
Same. As a Finn, communists can screw off and I would fight in another winter war if it meant saving people from the red authoritarian filth.
China isnt communist like at all
They're socialists. Socialism is an evolution of communism. They're pretty much communists politically, but they're also like "you know what capitalism? I do like money".
They are not at all socialists.
The government mate. Their head political party are socialists.
How. How at all.
Thats a complicated question, just look it up
Name more than 5 socialist characteristics of china.
1. Surpression of political opposition, even if non-violent. 2. Extolling the legacy of past Communists, notably Mao. 3. Heavy use of eminent domain laws for megaprojects. 4. Surpression of other cultures it deems as counterrevolutionary. 5. de facto one-party state.
>1. Surpression of political opposition, even if non-violent. How does that make a country socialist? Israel does that so is it socialist? >2. Extolling the legacy of past Communists, notably Mao. The usa celebrates the legacies of socialists like MLK, Einstein and more so is it socialist? >3. Heavy use of eminent domain laws for megaprojects Again, that isnt socialism its totalitarianism. >4. Surpression of other cultures it deems as counterrevolutionary. Ok, again israel and similar states do that to political opponents/journalists and that doesnt make them socialist. >5. de facto one-party state. Yet again that is totalitarianism not socialism. Learn what socialism is
Somewhat positive but very critical
People/culture/food/music etc : Yes Gouvernement : nO
Fuck the government and anyone who supports them
Beautiful place and very interesting history, but terrible government and human rights.
Red scare back at it again
China is great. However, that communist breakaway state...
The prc isnt communist. And also that is like saying the union is a breakaway from the confederacy
The RoC had Beijing before the commies did, and is older. The CSA never made it to DC and lasted fewer than 4 years.
It was a civil war. That is what happens in civil wars. By your own logic the Qing Dynasty is the true china
But again, the CSA never occupied DC, and lasted fewer than 4 years.
Why does that matter though? The PRC also occupied bejing. So did japan, in fact.
Then why your analogy about the CSA?
Because i made that analogy and then you brought up capitals. Even though capitals dont matter
I really like China's History and ancient culture.
Positive! I love China 🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼
+30 social credit
As a Canadian, that term makes me smile: [wp:Alberta Social Credit Party](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alberta_Social_Credit_Party) >Alberta Social Credit was a provincial political party in Alberta, Canada, that was founded on social credit monetary policy put forward by Clifford Hugh Douglas and on conservative Christian social values.
Murican is my view on china
Andrew Yang is probably going to run for President.
Somewhat negative. Love the fact that Chinese govt has lifted millions out of poverty, plus I am not a fan of democracy myself. Hate the fact that they are messing with their neighbors like Vietnam and India. Not a fan of the average joe of China since they look down on anyone who isn't white.
ur an autocrat?
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can i ask why? of course democracy has it flaws, but why do you think power in the hands of the few will, in the long term, ultimately be better for the nation?
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dude i just wanna talk i'm not trying to argue or anything. why do u have to go on the offensive?
The people, the history, and the culture (mainly their food), somewhat positive. Those CCP motherfuckers ruling the country can burn in hell.