Which country will you go to if you have to choose between these 3?

[Rosabelle65]

If I have to choose between these 3 countries where Chinese people lived I would choose Taipei because I wanna go there try all the street food, learn the history of Chinese culture and many fun things to explore.

Beijing (China)

Taipei (Taiwan)

Hong Kong

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+1 y

It’s funny that I’m a Chinese yet I don’t understand Chinese and the history of Chinese culture lol 😂

[slatyb]

There is no freedom of expression in China and Hong Kong. Taiwan is still free. So far Xinping hasn’t been bold enough to invade. I think Xinping is going to overreach and lose support. He’s going to destroy the economy by nationalizing successful companies.

[Morning_Cereal]

@slatyb you’re a racist and a brainwashed idiot. China has produced tons of artists and writers with free expression. China also has a booming video game and movie industry. How do you generate all this without creativity and expressivity? You only say what you’re saying because you’re brainwashed by your own media. Typical seattle white brainwashed Java crunching weekend card playing washed up used up idiot

[Morning_Cereal]

Stupid brainwashed seattle white loser

[slatyb]

@Morning_Cereal How many journalists have been arrested in China and now in Hong Kong? Why did the Chinese government demand that Google censor search results displayed in China? Why are Chinese not free to read foreign media?

[Morning_Cereal]

American government has censorship and control tactics too that doesn’t mean America is just a totalitarian state with no free thinking individuals. Open your eyes you brainwashed buffoon. Chinese people usually don’t speak English so why would they pay attention to cnn or bcc? Any Chinese who wants to do so can buy a VPN and get the info if they want. Government and country are not entirely the same things

[Morning_Cereal]

Sorry for calling you a buffoon and an idiot too offensive I’m sorry however I do think your viewpoint is very closeminded.

[slatyb]

@Morning_Cereal Why do Chinese have to use a VPN to escape the Great Firewall of China? Your propaganda tactics may work in China but they not work in a free country.. Do I have to start listing well-known political prisoners currently held in China?

[Morning_Cereal]

Who cares? You know US prison population is four times the number of China? And US has 1/4th the people! Who is the police state now? Who cares if you need VPN or not?

[slatyb]

Liu Ping: A member of the banned New Citizens Movement, which called for greater government transparency and stronger safeguards against official corruption, Liu was sentenced in 2014 to six and a half years in prison for “picking quarrels and provoking troubles,” “gathering a crowd to disrupt public order,” and “using a cult to undermine law enforcement.”

Hu Shigen: Hu previously served a 16-year prison term for circulating information about state violence during the Tiananmen Square massacre. In 2016, he was sentenced to another seven and a half years for “subversion of state power,” possibly connected to his role as an underground church elder.

Dhondup Wangchen: A Tibetan filmmaker, Dhondup Wangchen served a six-year prison sentence between 2008 and 2014 as a result of his documentary film Leaving Fear Behind. He remained under heavy surveillance until he fled to the United States in late 2017.

Gulmira Imin: Involved in campaigns for Uighur rights, she was given a life sentence for participating in a 2009 demonstration that turned violent. The charges were “splittism, leaking state secrets, and participating in an unlawful demonstration.”

Yu Wensheng: Yu, a human rights lawyer, was one of a small group of attorneys who sued the state over air pollution. He was arrested earlier this year.

Lü Gengsong: A writer and democracy advocate, Lu was sentenced in 2016 to a prison term of 11 years for “subverting state power.” The prosecution cited 11 articles he wrote for foreign publications that were critical of official corruption and abuse in China. Lü had previously served a four-year term on similar charges.

[slatyb]

freedomhouse.org/.../china-global-leader-political-prisoners

[Morning_Cereal]

You can’t argue with numbers man. America incarcerates way more than China or any country in the world.

[Neosporin]

My family is from Beijing so I chose Beijing although honestly I’ve been there a couple of times already and bored of it. But I want to explore more of Mainland China so I’d rather see more of Shanghai or Fuzhou and provincial China like Fujian and Zhejiang. That’s my next travel destination whenever I can afford it.

[Agape93]

Taiwan 🇹🇼
I've no love for the CCPs rules and hong kong fell politically to them a while back. At least Taiwan is freer

[SeekerOfBooty]

I would go to Hong Kong.
All three countries are unstable, but Hong Kong is the most aligned with western ideals and culture.
Taiwan is pretty much just little China in terms of the people, politics, rule of law and so on.

[ibodi]

China is alived history for taiwanese.
one is on paper one is alive without knowing in it.

[DryGermanGuy]

If you value your personal freedom and freedom of the press, there’s only one place, Taiwan/RoC. Rather sooner than later Hong Kong will be indistinguishable from the rest of China.

[nawtee_me]

Can I join you there? I would love to try the street food too.

[Wise4myage]

I chose B.

[Rosabelle65]

I wouldn’t wanna go to China and Hong Kong because the situation there was complicated. In China they do sell fake foods made of plastic and cardboard paper yikes everything in China is fake!

[Erron_Black]

taiwan for technology

[Morning_Cereal]

I pick Shanghai as I am Mainlander parents from

[Morning_Cereal]

China is the best. Whoever downvote me is a retard moron

[Anonymous]

Japan
Taiwan
Ukraine
Bangladesh

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Hong Kong

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hong kong

[XXblack88]

🇹🇼 Taiwan