流儿江
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Reporting from the Financial Times on Xinjiang remains incredibly grim:
* In some areas, 90% of children are taken from parents to be educated in boarding schools where they aren't allowed to speak Uyghur
* Officials monitor who eats during Ramadan and report those who skip meals
* Basic items like prayer mats and religious text are considered illegal contraband
* Adult Uyghur women are pressured to marry Han Chinese men, and there are official goals to sterilize a certain % of them.
* Xinjiang has the largest prison capacity in the world relative to population
* Huge numbers of Uyghur prisoners are now being shipped across the country in forced labor schemes, as a way to dodge Xinjiang sanctions/boycotts
* The CCP shut down all 10 existing Uyghur-language publishers, none remain. They fed one university's book collection into a shredder.
There's a lot going on the world, but it's worth remembering that China is still actively engaged in cultural genocide. They're barely even hiding it, they openly talk about the need to 'correct' Uyghur culture and create 'ethnic unity'. They are openly destroying an entire culture as efficiently as they can, cutting children off from parents, restricting language, restricting religious practice, forcing sterilizations and intermarriage, imprisoning anyone who resists the tiniest amount and shipping them out to forced labor factories. That is what the CCP is.
ft.com/content/119d8c…
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@Ausproperty95 "Streets were clean" - Erm, looks like you have been to Shanghai or Shenzhen city center mostly. Most of the country is dirty and very chaotic, with little to no attention to detail. I'm telling you from china, being around for several months, living and traveling.
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Just finished a trip in China.
I know a lot in the west have been ignorant to what life is actually like in China.
Few takeaways
1. China is the most capitalist country in the world. The level of competition between firms is extremely cut throat. Has led to extreme value for consumers
2. For the level of population, it’s not that chaotic. Streets were clean, quite (due to most things being electric)
3. Everything is extremely convenient and efficient. Delivery drivers, restaurant service, payments. The tech is genuinely 20 years ahead of other developed nations.
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Nothing escapes their eyes. Their gaze is fixed on the guests' every move, as well as the activity at the nearby tables. They are trained to “spy.”


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