When you said all information is filtered by the government, that shows your ignorance of how things work in China. The rest are not worth responding to.
Nothing that I said is related to the supply and demand of anything.
> When you said all information is filtered by the government, that shows your ignorance of how things work in China.
All information is potentially filtered / monitored by the government. I am well aware that people use VPNs to circumvent censorship, and that censorship itself is highly flawed. That does not change the fact that, once inside such a repressive apparatus, you cannot be certain of anything you read and you cannot feel safe in reading it. This is a country where people "disappear" for wrongthinking.
> The rest are not worth responding to.
This is the typical answer of those who have no counter-arguments.
Then please educate us. I'd like to know the limits of china's censorship.