>That's naive, totally not going to happen. I find many mainland Chinese people are proud of their country's political stance and return to the mainland proud o

>That's naive, totally not going to happen. I find many mainland Chinese people are proud of their country's political stance and return to the mainland proud of their allegiance to their country. Coincidentally, the opposite of my experience. For the record, I think you've expanded my recommendation far beyond its scope. I don't think corporations are going to solve the problem in China no matter what they try. But this is my recommendation for how corporations "that must operate in China to stay competitive" should behave. It's limited to a certain audience and it's for their sole benefit. I most certainly think China needs to be dealt with through international measures. But I also disagree that mainlanders are as willing to support China's government as you think. And like you, that's from my own personal experience. Take it as you will.