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What is the potential for enterprise software in China?
Having your software stolen after they request a 30 day trial.
In 1999 someone from the Korean company called up and asked if we could certify our software to be Y2K compliant.
It seems to me the article written by a Lobbyists of CCP before Xi's visit
Or it could be just telling the truth.
Until Aug,2015 about 276 lawyers who help Chinese people protecting their human right have been arrested. But China still claim it is a country under the rule of law.
Another example is that recently an official media of China claim that China is the most democratic country in the world.
CCP is evil, never trust it!!!!!
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Or it could be just telling the truth.
Telling the truth? Until Aug,2015 about 276 lawyers who help Chinese people protecting their human right have been arrested. But China still claim it is a country under the rule of law. Another example is that recently an official media of China claim that China is the most democratic country in the world. CCP is evil, never trust it!!!!!
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Or it could be just telling the truth.
Telling the truth? Until Aug,2015 about 276 lawyers who help Chinese people protecting their human right have been arrested. But China still claim it is a country under the rule of law. Another example is that recently an official media of China claim that China is the most democratic country in the world. CCP is evil, never trust it!!!!!
But does the emperor have clothes on? No one can really say for sure.
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Telling the truth? Until Aug,2015 about 276 lawyers who help Chinese people protecting their human right have been arrested. But China still claim it is a country under the rule of law. Another example is that recently an official media of China claim that China is the most democratic country in the world. CCP is evil, never trust it!!!!!
From where do you get the ridiculous claim that human rights and the rule of law are preconditions for economic prosperity? There are many unfree yet rich countries, i.e. Singapore.
http://www.barrons.com/articles/anne-stevenson-yang-why-xi-j...
"China is sinking into a deflationary recession that’s increasing in speed and may take some time to run its course. Investors have lost faith in the property market, which alone comprises about 20% of GDP, when taking into account the entire supply chain, from iron-ore production to construction to related financial services and appliance sales. Employment and wage compensation will suffer. Consumption will continue to suffer. There’s even an outside possibility that China’s economic miracle could end up in a fiery crash landing, if a surge in banking-system loan defaults outruns government regulators’ attempt to contain such a credit crisis and restore financial confidence."
She has a good video about China's economy here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2SStFt-k_A
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From where do you get the ridiculous claim that human rights and the rule of law are preconditions for economic prosperity? There are many unfree yet rich countries, i.e. Singapore.
A person who pretend to be asleep cannot be waken up （你永远唤不醒装睡的人）