Yes, just turn on the SSH to a server in a country that isn't China. You are relying on the citizens of other countries defending their Internet from their gove

Yes, just turn on the SSH to a server in a country that isn't China. You are relying on the citizens of other countries defending their Internet from their government. If nobody did that there will soon be no such places to SSH to. I'm in China too, and my current annoyances are 1. other people exercising their freedom to park their cars on the pavement and leaving me no place to walk; 2. always being last in line no matter my position, even in hospitals; and 3. the middle-aged lady behind me at the checkout constantly trying to jam her shopping cart up my ass to due to 2. Once I can afford to drive a Lamborghini and the law stops applying to me things will be great, but that day's not today.