Why are so many Communist Chinese on Quora despite it being illegal for Chinese citizens to use Quora?
12.06.2025 05:34
Besides, even you have full access to the internet, when was the last time for you to access any “communist” Chinese web site, to seek for first handed information about the country? If your answer is never, then what’s the point of your “full access”, besides bagging? Lol.
Whenever someone adds Communist before China and Chinese, I’d literally laugh for a second, thinking how much communism-fearing propaganda they have given you, so that you have to use the ideology of the government to labelize 1.4 billion people and their country.
Which part of a random Chinese has to be communist? And in China, the roads, the trees, the mountains, the rivers, the traditional culture, even the food like KungPao chicken, Ramenm and fried noodles….which part of them have anything to do with communism?
But is China a communist country already? I mean, everything is shared by the people, people have zero private properties? Obviously not, Cocacola is in China, so are Pepsi, Ford, Apple, Google, KFC, BurgerKing, Pfizer, BlackRock, GE, Boeing….are they shared and owned by Chinese people? Not to mention millions of other native private companies, like BYD, Xiaomi, Tecent, DJI, HUAWEI, Alibaba…. are they all communist companies as well, owned by all the Chinese people? If no, then what the hell are you talking about?
See the little key icon, this is VPN on my "communist" Huawei phone, 😂
Even I am sure such little trick is to make China sounds different in a bad way deliberately , it sounds quite stupid. Because the only reason why you play the trick is, you assume people would unconsciously attach their negitive bias of communism, to anything you put after “communism”, in this case, is China or Chinese. And the only reason why the trick will work to many westerners is, much bias about communism have been deeply programmed into their mind by the media 24x7 for decades, since the cold war started, that is 80 years ago.
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Can’t you see there are so many native Chinese accessing Quora, X, Facebook, Youtube, Tiktok, Alibaba, many are even selling their made-in-China products on live stream everyday to customers all over the world, clothing, LED, TV, toys, makeups, household appliances, even EVs…you name it. Have you seen Chinese police break into their stream show and arrest them for using VPN?
Back to the question, which is just old and boring, being asked by trolls everyday on Quora? This is your answer, I don’t know if you plan to labelize all the red and orange countries in this map with “communist”, like communist Russia, communist India, communist middle east and east Africa, communist Singapore, communist South Korea….oh, look, even the mighty capitalist America is a little more “communist ” than Canada, North Europe and Mongolia… Awkward.
I mean, you don’t even need VPN to fact-check on China and the big world, but if you have to see the word thru lens of media, media speaks for the same side of the ideological camp, owned by the same group of people, narratives generated from the same view of values, how can you ensure what you get is not biased? When you hear some news about China, if you are like “Nah, who would see Chinese media…”, or “I don’t speak Chinese, and I can’t learn…”, then obviously bias and language skills would be your barriers to see the world, that can’t be workaround with a VPN, hence is 1000x worse than a firewall.
What China has blocked are those web sites with too much violence, porn, gambling, frauds, misinformation, ideological propaganda contents, which are illegal in China… As well as companies like Google and Facebook who want Chinese market but refused to obey the laws.
I mean, America is just America, not capitalist America, not imperialist America; Americans are just Americans, not capitalist Americans, or imperialist Americans, but Chinese and China, have to be communist Chinese, and communist China. Why?
Using Quora is illegal in China?
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