> I mean, yeah, he criticized the party publicly. This is what happens.
Amazing the casualness in which people defend dictatorships these days.
Amazing the casualness in which people defend dictatorships these days.
Knowing that, you'd expect him not to get too big for his britches in such a public way.
I expect a similar story arc here: he's going to pop up in a few months, explain he was seeking medical treatment, or he's discovered a new love of mining minerals on the western frontier, and apologize for the trouble he's caused. Then we'll never hear from him again.
[1] https://www.scmp.com/news/china/policies-politics/article/20...
Perhaps he knew the risks and chose to speak out anyways, which is an entirely different conversation.