>If the Great Firewall blocks Bitcoin packets, the Bitcoin network would be partitioned and thus fork. Upon unblocking, the shorter Bitcoin chain would be wiped

>If the Great Firewall blocks Bitcoin packets, the Bitcoin network would be partitioned and thus fork. Upon unblocking, the shorter Bitcoin chain would be wiped out. Ignoring complicated attacks, just imagine that the Great Firewall blocks Bitcoin packets for a week, creating a Chinese fork and non-Chinese fork. Then it unblocks. All of a sudden, the non-Chinese fork would disappear. Is that true? Is it only based on how long the fork's chain are?