> You can say what you want, and unless you specifically go organize a large group of people and screaming in public something politically sensitive note: scre

> You can say what you want, and unless you specifically go organize a large group of people and screaming in public something politically sensitive note: screaming includes what we would call "organizing" and "protesting", including simply using online groups to form such protests. So, yes, you do have to watch what you say. If you criticize the government for corrupt police or a chemical plant explosion that caused unjust deaths, you can expect to be locked up for an unspecified amount of time and forced to sign a confession of wrongdoing. Heck, even if you're outside of China you have to watch what you say. Book dealers in Hong Kong have been abducted and held indefinitely in China for selling the wrong books. So much for "one country, two systems"