P.R.China

[xhai]

Hello everyone! I'm from P.R.China,who comes from the same place? :huh:

[Raphael]

hi,comrade! I am chinese too!

[Warren Peace]

Sup, comrade!

I'm white but I have several friends from China, one just got back from a vacation there and another is still visiting.

[zora]

hi I come from Beijing,
which city are you in
and How many chinese here?

[enigma2517]

"who comes from the same place?"

Haha I love it. Makes me think, if I ever had to speak Chinese I would probably make some very awkwardly worded sentences :)

[Le People]

Man! Being on a free thinking site, if I were you, I'd just turn myself in at Secret police headquarters so the beating and flogging can get done sooner.

[Warren Peace]

Dude, China isn't as bad as it was during the incident at Tiananmen. Hu Jintao is way better than Deng.

[Le People]

They'er both imperiralist fascist fuckers! Out of all the sadistic bastards who ran China, Mao was the best. He promised democracy and gave them oppression, but didn't allow capitalism. I believe he was good until he turned on the intellects after the healthy critism of the Hundred Flower Campaing.

[jaytone11]

Hi all,
I am from new york city,
new to the site but looking forward to expanding my knowledge so we can fight this so called impossible struggle against imperialism

[Fidelbrand]

from HK, China here.

[Le People]

How's the sweat shops?

[Fidelbrand]

hi , where are you from Le People?

[Le People]

the U.S, but I fucking hate that Nixoin of our's who begean the ruthless imperiarliest explotation of your people. I hope the Secret Police doesn't find.

[Satyagraha]

I am currently living in the Peoples Republic of China -- I really like it here. I'm here for study abroad. I normally live in the United States. Right now, I reside in Hangzhou part of the Zhejiang Province.

[moskvax]

Hello, I'm new here as well and although I don't know much about socialism in general, I am very eager to learn more. I'm from Darwin in Australia but I have been wondering about the state of China's politics and political history. I have heard that most of the production now comes from privately owned business, so I suppose that means there is no way they could be considered socialist today. Were they ever really socialist, even under Mao Zedong? I know there's probably hundreds of pages worth of information on this topic, but I'm not sure where to find it... please help out a newbie :)

PS. Sorry for the thread sabotage too :P

[Organic Revolution]

im from the US.

[Fidelbrand]

Originally posted by [email protected] 27 2005, 01:08 PM
Hello, I'm new here as well and although I don't know much about socialism in general, I am very eager to learn more. I'm from Darwin in Australia but I have been wondering about the state of China's politics and political history. I have heard that most of the production now comes from privately owned business, so I suppose that means there is no way they could be considered socialist today. Were they ever really socialist, even under Mao Zedong? I know there's probably hundreds of pages worth of information on this topic, but I'm not sure where to find it... please help out a newbie :)

PS. Sorry for the thread sabotage too :P
yes, most of the production now comes from privately owned business.
So I would say its state capitalism nowadays.

Under Mao it was socialist, with a chaotic revolutionary bite.