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It seems that this is only true for ethnic Han executives based on the examples in the article

• hkmaxpro 3y ago
  Are you suggesting that ethnic Han is in fact second-class citizen in China (possibly behind Caucasian)?
  • JumpCrisscross 3y ago
    > suggesting that ethnic Han is in fact second-class citizen in China One hundred percent. Something similar is happening in India and has been the case in Russia for some time. There is a sense of possession of everyone of the ethnicity running through the authoritarian streak in these cultures that justifies almost any action by the state against is "own" people.
  • jokethrowaway 3y ago
    That's true in a lot of places. The best advantages are for the foreigners. It's a good rule to live in a country you don't have a passport in. Worst case scenario you just leave and they won't care about you that much (unless you're a criminal).
• rurban 3y ago
  Nonsense. The two examples were managers from Hongkong of supposed criminal foreign companies, the Chinese are now investigating.