alpha
17th May 2006, 09:05 AM
I am really interested as to hear from some native Chinese people, as to the experience of the "great firewall of china".
I have read about the Chinese censorship, but only on western websites - I would really like to hear about it from a Chinese persons perspective.
How is it accepted by the Chinese people? is it seen as a positive action?
There are always at least 2 opinions to anything, so there must be a number of Chinese that actively disapprove of it - what percentage of people is this?
Is there a democratic process that these people voice their opinion?
I have read about the Chinese censorship, but only on western websites - I would really like to hear about it from a Chinese persons perspective.
How is it accepted by the Chinese people? is it seen as a positive action?
There are always at least 2 opinions to anything, so there must be a number of Chinese that actively disapprove of it - what percentage of people is this?
Is there a democratic process that these people voice their opinion?