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I think there are crossovers. There are party elites. There are also a huge number of private enterprise that are not politically involved at all. They are the
by onethought 5y ago
I think there are crossovers.
There are party elites. There are also a huge number of private enterprise that are not politically involved at all. They are there to make money, or impact.
You are right about the social harmony aspect, but the younger generations interpret that as “don’t interfere with gov” … they won’t publically criticise or do any kind of political activism. But that still leaves a whole lot of things they do do.
- marcus_holmes 5y agoyeah, same in Cambodia. Most people I talked to didn't really seem to care about the politics, and are much more interested in making money. As long as the government let them do that relatively unrestricted, then they observed social harmony and kept out of politics.