As a Chinese, I have to point out a FACT: The number of Chinese people using VPN view youtube everyday are way way higher than numbers of foreigners view a Chinese video website daily.
The "social credit score" shit keeps showing on comment section makes me laugh.:face-green-smiling:

Imagine a "How US  see China" video. Oh boy.

"Is China in Europe?"

I think the main different between the Chinese and the American is:
The Chinese KNOW they don't have the free speech;
The American BELIEVED they have the free speech.

It is hard for the American to know anything beyond their ENGLISH network, but not a problem for the Chinese.

As Malaysian, here is what i think:
- China Chinese speak with logical sense and certain level of validated acknowledgement
- Western people speak with full blast of ideology and political correct, and their own standard of moral coercion

As someone who lived in china everyone i knew had a VPN. As for politics it's simple : you don't talk about it

My wife of 21yrs is Chinese. When I first traveled there from Australia I thought I knew about China from western media... Then I lived there for a while and couldn't believe how much my head had been filled with shit about the country. China is awesome, Chinese people are awesome.

I tested this before. If I said something bad about the U.S., Google would pop up a message saying, 'This content may violate our usage policies.' But if I said something bad about China, no message would pop up. I guess this is what we call 'freedom of speech.

most Chinese are well aware of government censorships, but most just don't really mind since it doesn't conflict with their personal interests and goals.

In Hangzhou, China, there were two idiots robbed a gold shop in a mall, in March this year. That was a huge news in the whole China. Local police were very excited about it, they finally got a thing to do and won a chance to earn some achievement. The two idiots were caught within 9 minutes after rushing out. I was so disappointed.

when you think chinese live in a bubble,You have to consider whether you live in a bubble or not

I've lived in Canada for 10 years and the most bullshit I've heard is the Chinese social credit score. Whenever I ask them to fact check some people gonna go mad lmao.

I have lived in US for 12 years, and I am afraid to comment about “LGBT” and similar topics. This is what you guys call “freedom” of speech.

Isn't it crazy how the thoughts of the regular people in China are fair, thoughtful and offer credit where it's due to their counterparts in the US. And a lot of their commentary is accurate and not filled with stereotypes and propaganda narratives. It makes you wonder who are the ones really being censored in the world. But man what a difference to if you ask regular Americans what they think of China. It's night and day.

"You avoid making mistakes so much you avoid making money" is a BANGER quote

Street interview of Chinese: 120IQ

Street interview of Americans:
75IQ

people dont understand how easy it is to use a vpn there LOL, a lot of us just prefer to use chinese social media because everyone speaks and write in a language we are familiar in

When I visited China I had a policeman told me which vpn to use. It's more legal there than weed in the US.

Most people around the world just want to understand each other, find common ground, and make friends.

18:00 Blue Jacket with glasses was spot on with his assessment

The more i travelled, the more i realised we in the west are the ones that got propagandized.