> I doubt any chinese citizen is upset at the crackdown.
Tibetans and Uygurs may beg the differ.
— Or maybe you already discounted them from being Chinese? I’m fine with that definition too ;)
Tibetans and Uygurs may beg the differ.
— Or maybe you already discounted them from being Chinese? I’m fine with that definition too ;)
Tibet and Xinjiang ( and to a limited degree hong kong ) are interesting because europe in particular wants to use them to break china. And interestingly enough, the both tibet and xinjiang were invaded by foreign powers ( britain and soviet union ) in order to destabilize china. Both times, most tibetans and uyghurs sided with china.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_invasion_of_Xinjiang
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_expedition_to_Tibet
My point is that most people just care about their well being. As long as they are getting wealthier, they don't care. If china's economic situation worsens dramatically, then I suspect things might be different. But I doubt any chinese citizens of any ethnicity wants their family to experience 90s russia or 1800s china. Just like no one here wants to go through a great depression ( which was mild compared to what 90s russia and 1800s china experienced ).