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Taking 800 million people out of poverty and becoming the manufacturing hub of the world is not good enough of a government for you? It is for the majority of Chinese people though, highest government satisfaction rate in the world!
Edit: so many comments responding with striking cognitive dissonance against factual, empirical data carried out in study after study by Pew Research, the University of California and the Ash Institute. Westerners are so propagandized about China that they can't even listen to western factual information about China and government satisfaction. Again: if you think you are less biased against communism than the western institutions listed above, think again.
9-9-6, suicide nets on some factories... Sounds like a happy place to be.
It's interesting how much pro-China stuff seems to have flooded the Internet lately. They've even been inviting (maybe paying?) YouTubers to visit their country, despite not allowing YouTube to be accessed (legally) on their Internet. This campaign seems to be effective though.
I'm not even really anti-China. I used to conduct a lot of business with Chinese factories, and might do it again someday. But let's not ignore reality and pretend it's all sunshine and rainbows over there.
You're talking like terrible work culture and exploitative working conditions don't exist in America.
There are laws that limit it, and 72-hour work weeks are pretty extreme, even in the US. Do they happen? Sure. I've known people who have had to do hours like that for a week, maybe even two. But it's not their normal schedule like 9-9-6 workers.