| numonex said: In China a worker can have a good paying job but that does not give him any political rights or social rights. A Chinese citizen's role is to work and never question the government. No one works harder than a Chinese person. They are the hardest workers in the world and they work for low wages just to survive. The Chinese are one of the strongest race of people in the world. Chinese factory workers work 70 to 80 hours a week, long hours making goods for the western world to consume. It will be ironic that the developed world may one day be making consumer goods for the Chinese people to consume. |
interestingly enough, (I read this in a histroy book long times ago) over 100 years ago when half of the China was being colonised by the west, the national production was none existing as all goods were from colonial western countries. A western scholar interviewed a Chinese student, asking his view on this, the student said something like " one day we'll have our own productions, we'll manufacture goods better and cheaper, maybe even your countries will start to use our goods".
And here we're today.
