On one hand, you have the Chinese users who are either eager to evangelize for China or unable to complain about China due to censorship rules. On the other han

On one hand, you have the Chinese users who are either eager to evangelize for China or unable to complain about China due to censorship rules. On the other hand, you have the American users who hate America and love to complain about it. It's not hard to predict which way that will ratchet public opinion. > The flipside is this is also likely to present attractive and vivid images of a whole new Western world to the Chinese public China is not the USSR, they're not going to be wowed by supermarkets full of food or colorful and eccentric fashion.