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Newbie from China, not a spy, not a politician, not a peeping Tom, but a teacher interested in US politics and trying to understand it, open to any view, and posting opinions not out of any propaganda motive.
Currently very interested in the US e-government.
China today, to me, is pretty much like USA yestoday in the late 19th century and early 20th century; an economic boom, full of political vallains, opportunists, bloody bosses, dirty marriage between business and politics... What's worse, the feudal nepotism has penertrated and pervaded all politics and big businesses. When a few are enjoying the fruits of enlightenment progress, many are struggling for a better life, a lot many are only surviving, and some are forgotten and non-existent. China sucks. But it also allows the growth of freedom and democracy and human rights, of course, with domestic and overseas pressure and push.Welcome chinese how is china today ?
Hahahha, you are joking. My major is not computer but language and literature. But I like your political allusion, and your mild stereotype. Hahahhaha.Welcome to the USMB. Please don't hack into my computer.
I like your Nietzsche quote. It reminds me of the Frankenstein.Newbie from China, not a spy, not a politician, not a peeping Tom, but a teacher interested in US politics and trying to understand it, open to any view, and posting opinions not out of any propaganda motive.
Currently very interested in the US e-government.
Welcome to our ongoing experiment.
Oh, great. You can have a lot of stories about China. So, your friend and I are colleagues.Hi and welcome.
A good friend of mine is currently in China teaching ESL at one of your universities.
