The Chinese view is that an attempt to subvert their control, which typically amounts to some form of censorship, makes you a viable target. They are following

The Chinese view is that an attempt to subvert their control, which typically amounts to some form of censorship, makes you a viable target. They are following: best defense is an offense. (It's interesting to compare this to the legal 'attacks' from European demands on google "freedom to be forgotten" and restraints on freedom of speech surrounding holocaust denial) One suggestion is to daily and publicly publish, in a simple format, trans-national internet attacks and to link those to imposed trade tariffs. Following outrage and denials, this might result in either complete Balkanization or a retreat to more defensive measures (e.g. the great internet wall of china)