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Perhaps he loves the Chinese nation even if he doesn't love the Chinese government. Making country, nation, and government into synonyms is a western cultural f
by Mountain_Skies 4y ago
Perhaps he loves the Chinese nation even if he doesn't love the Chinese government. Making country, nation, and government into synonyms is a western cultural fallacy.
- nicolas_t 4y agoIt's also very typical of a lot of the chinese discourse of china. "What you criticise the CCP, you're not patriotic." is a typical sentiment expressed there. HKers that say they appreciate Chinese culture they come from but not the CCP doesn't engender very positive reactions in mainland China.
- RobotToaster 4y agoWorth noting that Jack Ma is a member of the CPC.
- localplume 4y ago[dead]
- crop_rotation 4y agoWould a high ranking CEO even have a choice in that matter?
- dathinab 4y agoexactly, they would not have a choice or more precise they would never have had a chance to reach where they did without becoming a party member through being a party member in the end isn't the same as being a politician of the party or working for them (just saying because some people seem to not be aware about this)
- enedil 4y agoAnd what? Even if he loves Chinese nation, why should he stay? I don't thing parent commenter conflated the two.
- dathinab 4y agoIt's the place you where born at. People did went much further then bowing to their Governments oppression in a way which still leaves them wealth to be able to live at home.