What do you think of the West?
What's the general sentiment there towards the West?
What do you think of the democracy?
This isn't a chinkhate thread or anything like that, I'm genuinely curious. I know 4chans banned there so I'm guessing the only Chinese people here are foreign uni students.
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>What do you think of the West?
Alot of talk, but clearly the talk isn't working, governments say they want equal rights and freedom of speech, citizens are screaming about how they hate globalism and want to shut out the third world
>What's the general sentiment there towards the West?
distrust, so it's mutual don't worry
>What do you think of the democracy?
has not been truly achieved, just like communism
>I know 4chans banned there so I'm guessing the only Chinese people here are foreign uni students.
哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈。笨蛋的白人,什么是 4chins.中国 ?
It's not at all banned here
but you need a pass because captcha and no VPN posting...
What's your opinion on Britain?
My one on China is I'm happy you're not all starving anymore but don't want you to be interfering round Europe of you overtake America. Never interacted with Chinese people personally so can't comment on what I think you're like.
Well, I'm an american who is working here so, bing bong tea time, hope nobody cucks you out of brexit cheers
britain will be fine, iirc china plans to use you guys as a port to trade more with europe
My wife is Chinese, so I have an interesting insight into these things.
Her opinion of democracy is that it doesn't really work, is very slow, and often accomplishes nothing.
In China - if they want to build a bridge, boom - it'll be built very quickly. In the West it could take 10 years to actually build from initial idea, planning, lobbying, etc. Same for solar power - the coal Jew has no power there, so the Government just do what the fuck they want - this is of course both good and bad, but I'd say overall it's probably better as you do not have people with conflicts of interest fucking things up.
Also, the Chinese do actually vote for local politicians, who in turn vote for the higher levels of Government - I couldn't really see how this is much different to the US or even UK system, as we do not directly elect our leaders.
a ching chong ding dong
Most interesting thing she ever told me BTW was that she feels women do not make good leaders, as they are too emotional.
Hence why she is perfectly happy China has basically all male leadership
Forgot to add - China in general are laughing at Brexit. Giving absolute plebs of society the ability to vote on something so important is the biggest flaw of Democracy - your average moron has no fucking clue what is good for the country
Did you use Google Translate for this? It reads like piecemeal English converted over word for word naively.
In the UK it was generally all the uneducated/poor who voted leave... Don't think your average successful Brit was for it, they weren't.
Imo I think China sort of has it right but all the censorship/monitoring is very off-putting
the other half is trusting people like nigel farage or boris johnson to lead your country, I mean I know they connect well with the working class, but alot of the humor from brexit is the fact that nobody seems to know what to do (that isn't meme tier) despite brexit being such a big deal for the UK
yeah but at any significant level politicians 'better be' towing the single party line or else they might disappear or arrested for some made up charge....
no doubt everyone is manipulated into doing whatever the absolute top of the pyramid wants
you think people just happened to vote out the president term limit laws, because they really wanted it and xi is some godly leader? or were they afraid to be outed as 'not supporting the current leader' and end up on the wrong side of a political issue....
不。我是中国人。我也说 英语。 AMA.
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They don't connect well with the working class. The working class only vote for Labour. The only reason they voted for Brexit is because they are sick of immigrants, but they will still vote Labour
The UK is an absolutely doomed nation and no change will ever occur
Hello Elliot Sr.
i hate chinese people.
You come to american colleges and stick in your own group and speak the least amount of english. Out of all the races of people, chinese make the least amount of effort to even bother learning.
Your languange is utterly filthy. Seriously, you sound like youre purposely trying to annoy people when you speak
BA SHI AR TING TING AR. and you speak the loudest in public. Even louder than black people.
Every chinese person i met literally stinks like shit. Im sorry, this even rings true for the females. Its like your body emits some nasty chink odor thats intolerable.
The few chinese men i had as roommates would pee in bottles next to their bed and refused to wash their hands after shitting.
You people are notorious scammers. Every chinese person i know is a cheapstake who tries to rip off people at stores or try to get out of many people as possible.
The workers at your restuarant act our right racust towards american customers and try to make them feel unwelcomed, yet you claim youre hard workers.
Your country is one of the most fucked up places ever; you have multi billionaires in hong kong yet your gdp per capita is 12 thousand.
Your women are the nastiest most autistic group of women i ever met. They never once crack a smile unless theyre talking to a chinaman chad. Your chinese women arnt cultured in anyway, as they only listen to american music, i say this based on the few chinese girls i know. And everytime your around one, it seems like they have a problem with everything.
so, i just hope one day your country falls and japan and korea kick your ass.
oh, and every chinese americna i met is a total dick.
britfag here. why do chinese people all wear those facemasks. like i am in gatwick and see only ever chinese people wearing them
chilll my nigga, they just behave like everyone would when allowed. it is really the wests fault for being so cucked.
>They never once crack a smile unless theyre talking to a chinaman chad.
cope
> i say this based on the few chinese girls i know. And everytime your around one, it seems
you dont know anything at all
Chinese here. Black people smelly bad and make me want to go back live in China again. No dirty black people there
Why do black people have to ruin United States America
the eternal soulless insectoid chink
jesus christ
its just a dog. chinks are based and redpilled.
That is fucked up. I guess if they kill each other to get out of traffic lawsuits or whatever this should not surprise me but still... Pretty fucking soulless
WHY
yes, that is normal in vietnam - china border.
dog meat is good for blood circulation.
they do that so the skin get crunchy like chicharron and the inside is good for sup.
yummy yummy yum yum
>What do you think of the West?
The west as it is now, has betrayed that which has made it strong. To our benefit. (But it's sad).
>What's the general sentiment there towards the West?
Something that is Alien, chaotic, powerful, inspiring but also, dangerous, violent towards others and themselves.
What do you think of the democracy?
Its inefficient in our eyes, we do not see any thing about it that provides practical benefits to your peoples. We lack the historic references and traditions of democracy therefore it is incompatible to our people therefore it is treated with alien suspicion. In the past it was experimented with, but it ended up in civil war and bloodshed.
Your government brutally shut down any experimentation of democracy with Tiananmen Square. All the based Chinese at that time fled to the US. The remaining Chinese didn’t revolt because of hybridized capitalism allowing them to buy Louis Vuitton bags and sports cars.
The democracy movement in 1989 was comprised of university aged kids that had no idea what they were talking about try to rationalize with the government their ideas to organize a billion people.
Its the equivalent to SJW's with pink/purple hair storm the White house demanding to sit down with Trump and negotiate a deal on how cheaper university fees will solve all financial and social inequalities in all metrics of society.
The Chinese that didn't fled realized its better to be ruled by a benevolent authority in the desert, rather a malevolent chaos in the garden of Eden.
While the ones that fled to the USA ended up living with that grudge, the ones that stayed have only the future to look forward to.
why the fuck did I click that
What is your profession, user? You're especially well spoken on and knowledgeable about this subject.
did you realize he is ROASTING the animal ALIVE? and let the small kid watch and learn
I am currently a NEET and nearing 30 years old, previously I worked as a Bellman and a Waiter. I am Chinese ethnically however I've been raised within the Western sphere on influence and currently live in a Western country.
These forms or opinions is by no means coming from educated facts, rather they are how I feel.
>The Chinese that didn't fled realized its better to be ruled by a benevolent authority in the desert, rather a malevolent chaos in the garden of Eden.
Neutral/Positive chaos. That is what democracy is.
Its a good thing long term that there are so many different groups in the world with different social and economic systems. This allows progress and guards humanity against shocks better than a uniform, brittle world. However, Chinese people do admire authority too much, place too much trust into it. Yes, you might get an insane amount of progress in a short time (at a cost to society, all those nail houses/ people having their property and dignity stripped away come from somewhere), but if you take a wrong turn somewhere you will push yourself into a dead end, long term. While democracy allows a slow, gradual evolution towards what society actually prefers, but it takes generations to see the results.
>benevolent authority
Let me know when you get one
>malevolent chaos
There is still organisation and rules, democracy isn't anarchy. But the people collectively decide the rules, not a corrupt ruling class.
Chinaman here.
We may have small dicks, but round eye white boi very insecure and suffer from small cock syndrome. Why you so insecure of black boy? They fuck you bitch?
>benevolent authority
>Let me know when you get one
The Chinese do not respect authority for the sake of it. The Chinese only respect it so long as it provides them with progress, safety and above all, money. If you refer back to our history, it is dotted with many patches of revolutions, dynasty changes, genocides, wars.
>There is still organisation and rules, democracy isn't anarchy. But the people collectively decide the rules, not a corrupt ruling class.
Ideally yes, that is Democracies ideal. Communism also had an ideal. We all do whats pragmatic for the survival of our group, all these systems are just different colors painted atop a fine tuned killing box machine.
Yeah you need to be put down, war is an excuse to cull you insects.
It’s all good until a messed up government takes control. When/if that happens (some would argue it already has) you’ll understand why having limited freedom of speech, absurd levels of government censorship, random government abductions and a social credit system is a bad idea.
Democracy and freedom of speech aren’t perfect (people can say/vote for bad things), but they’re necessary protections against centralization of power and corruption.
chinamen here
We may smell bad but white boy age really bad and for sam weason whiteu boi and his bitch crave the bbc not eben joking whadda fak is wong with you we hab a word for that in nihon based and cuck pilled
>implying that power isnt already (for the most part) centralized and corrupted
once when you watch a webm like this you start to realize how right i am
chinas population is like 4x the size of the US population. I hope you realize how difficult it is to scale up democracy and still have a functioning, competent society/government. All you "muh democracy" anons never take SCALE into consideration, this shows how deeply you all actually think about these issues (not very deeply at all). Wanna see what china as a democracy looks like? Look at india, its the worlds biggest democracy. I think that makes things pretty clear what china would be like as a democracy
Another important consideration is time. China as we currently know it has only really existed since the late 70s when deng xiaoping initiated the reopening of china's econony and other various reforns, therefore its pretty irrational to claim that china should institute democracy when "modern" china is still only like 40 years old and still has a lot of issues which need addressed NOW and not decades from now which would be the case with a democracy. In a practical sense, democratic reforms should be put off until china is more stabilized (again this involves SCALE since china has such a vast population, it would be a very different situation if china only had a population of like 50 million or so)
finally many anons forget that the US is constantly trying to destabilize and psyop china (want proof? look at all the US military bases surrounding china, meanwhile china has exactly zero surrounding the US), as a result of the US constant attempts to subvert china, china has to be very careful about things to avoid giving the US the means to initiate color revolutions or similar subversive movements in china. If the US were not constantly trying to subvert china then I think china would probably ease up a lot more on things.
You anons are so naive about details like this and really think only dimensionally about it all instead of taking everything into consideration
t. non chinese
kek, a nation of insects that have been enslaved for thousands of years, genocided and raped by the hundreds of millions, mongrelized to high heavens
The chink is so weak and fearful, that a handful of barbarian savages only needed to fart in their direction to put them into submission.
>SOULLESS WEAK INSECTS
im not chinese so this doesnt offend me but I do find it interesting how much what you say applies to the west too. It only took a few million jews (probably less than that), to bring the entire western world to its knees. So much for white supremacy huh?
>china is big
There's no reason democracy can't work on any scale. India is underdeveloped due to economic protectionism; economic and political freedoms are independent axes.
>china is young
All the more reason to institute democratic institutions before the authoritarian ones ossify. The longer it takes, the harder it will be.
>finally many anons forget that the US is constantly trying to destabilize and psyop china
The chinese government, not the people. Authoritarian governments are a threat to freedom everywhere, if india was rising and becoming an economic and military proto-superpower the US would not be nearly as concerned.
Subhuman
i detect some inferiority complex here bugman, the jew has similar traits
They're loud, sneeze and cough in close proximity, spit and snot on the ground or in bins, very racist people against others, zero moral compass, literally hive mind bug people.
These are statisical facts not le racist opinions.
This is a meme. Educated people are indoctrinated boomers and younger who have been exposed to cultural marxism in the academic world. Some realise it but most educated people do/did not.
The people who voted for Brexit are nstionalists who wish to see Britain return to it's former glory. The country is a pathetic shell of what it once was even just 100 years ago. Ever since they joined the EU there has been a clear degeneration of quality of life and freedoms in the United Kingdom, additionally with it's breadth of power shrinking globally. Just wait until CH pulls their gold out of the bank of England if Britain doesn't leave the EU.
Absolute brainwashed moron
Based greatest ally. Nanking wasn't enough.
That's an Imperial Japan flag.
wow pure evil
unironic chinese here. Grew up in california. Went to college here. I feel more american than chinese (nationality wise). My family flew commie china for a reason. Please don't think all chinese are commies.
kek there is no difference in methods of control between the west and east, it's just that the chinese has no reason to pretend to be anything else, just like how the national socialists openly displayed their beliefs at the consequence of making them vulnerable.
The governence implemented so far in the west is full of deceit, in that although your authorities are for equality, peace and common good on the surface, beneath it is just as sinister, albeit more creative, than the chinese counterpart.
how fucking ignorant and hypocritical can a person be? You think the meat you bought from the supermarket are treated ""humanely"" because you've never seen them?
By sheer scale china is similar to the EU which means there are definitely plebs here and everyone hates them just as much as you do.
hahahahhahah the "people" DONT GIVE A SHIT about politics and the actual people in control WILL NOT let you change shit so easily. It's all smokes and mirrors
you think AOC can get to where she is now by sheer popularity? What is her ancestry? You think bush and obama were for the common good? What was the objective of the afgan invasion? Why is it that serious whistleblowers tend to coincidentally come out as gay and trans not too long after? Why did the medfag got suspended from uni just for questioning his lecturer - something that all stem students should do? Why did the woman who said one of the US president is gay die not long after in a low-risk throat surgery? Why did high profile celebs such as Bourdain and Kate Spade die in the same week as two other high profile rothschilds - all were hung in their bedrooms? What happened to heath ledger? Whats really going on in hollywood? You are just as oblivious yet you choose to turn a blind eye and talk shit to the plebs of china for doing whatever plebs do because they're fucking plebs
Off your meds, uncle?
You seem to defend and downplay the insects. I detect some bugman in you.
>US Is constantly trying to subvert China
China is constantly trying to subvert the US and every other nation.
Very redpilled my dude. Every Chinaman I've come across at work or on the street was shady and insufferable. I don't know if that's the culture or genetics or what. I don't know enough US born Chinese people to know.
I've spent over a month in China once. It was fucking hell on Earth.
>points out hypocrisy
>resorts to name calling
China needs to be split into multiple countries.
West should
1. Embargo China
2. Support dissidents
3. Provide weapons to genocide victims in Tibet and Xinjiang
Watch the Chinese troll army throw a fit. Its happening, and if you have half a brain to forget your brainwashing you'd be heading for the exit too.
I have loads of chinamen in my class at uni. They're English is terrible. They literally type their essays into Google translate and submit them. It's unreadable mumbo jumbo. Got paired with a few for my group project and they fucked my mark. Never eating Chinese food again.
You’re a chink.
>democracy cant scale
So just fork it?
To be fair it is way harder for a chink to learn english than for an other westerner to learn it. They don't have the same alphabet and words aren't the same as english at all.
For german or latin based langages (scandinavian, german, Italian, french...) the alphabet is the same and many words are the same in their native langage and in english.
Nice simple picture of the world you painted there. You're either a cultural Marxist boomer or a woke nationalist? Cool.
I was where you are now once, keep reading/listening to different intellectuals thoughts on things, you might find the situation less cut-and-dry. Don't get stuck in the Peterson/Molyneux echochamber like half the people here.
yeah and? world's a tough place buddy.
I dont really see chinas manipulation of other countries being as large as the US' manipulation of other countries. If you are unable to realize this (its pretty obvious) then you really do lack all credibility
Why the masks? Are those trained in the art of ninja combat?
No you pretty clearly lack all credibility chink shill.
This post changed my viewpoint on China. I can see how they would be protecting their country by banning Facebook
yeah, democracy gets harder to effectively implement the more people you have. Try making a decision democratically with 10 people and then try doing the same thing with 1000 people. Reaching consensus gets considerably more difficult with the more people you have and subsequently the more political options that people would have available to them in such a democracy. Being a democracy is not the only reason why india is poor, but it is a major reason why india is unable to get its act together. China was a poor shithole just 40 years ago, but thanks to its focused leadership its been able to become the worlds 2nd largest economy, its because of democracy that india has been unable to similarly marshall its resources and achieve a similar result. Im guessing youre like 20 because of your inability to grasp the obvious scaling problems inherent in democracy
First of all, youre going off the assumption that china NEEDS democracy, which may or may not be true. We dont really know if this is the case or not. Secondly, this goes back to scale as I said before and youre conveniently ignoring. Due to chinas immense population, rapidly changing to a more democratic form of government (and everything that it entails) would cause an immense amount of turmoil and dissatisfaction. What people in china want (who are barely removed from the poverty and ideological madness of the 60s and 70s) is stability and increased living standards, not experimentation with new and unfamiliar political ideologies. You cant eat democracy afterall. Why do you continue to proclaim your views so confidently when its clear that youre not really knowledgeable about what youre talking about?
Nice sleight of hand but I didnt miss it. You did nothing to disprove my original point, which is that the US is constantly trying to subvert china, which in turn makes it very hard to implement reasonable liberalizations in society because the US will try to exploit it. Youre also extremely naive, if the US actually cared about authoritarianism so much then it wouldnt have been such close allies with saudi arabia for decades. And yes, if india was a rising global superpower then the US would be very concerned about this regardless of its political system. You're obviously very young or gullible if you think its ever been about an ideological commitment to promote democracy.
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no nations hands are clean when it comes to manipulation and espionage. There is no point in talking about who did worse as no one can ever prove it
>"authoritarian govs are threats"
tell that to the national socialists in pol
>democracy gets harder to effectively implement the more people you have
citation needed
>Reaching consensus gets considerably more difficult with the more people you have
That's what voting is for. It reduces a multiplicity of opinions into one outcome
>thanks to its focused leadership its been able to become the worlds 2nd largest economy
That's thanks to economic liberalisation. That "focused leadership" wasn't such a good idea when mao was starving peasants and purging dissent, was it? It seems to me that authoritarian rule is responsible for all of china's historical fuckups.
>obvious scaling problems inherent in democracy
If they're obvious, explicate them. Why should democracy be the empiracally best form of government for 1 - 300 million people, but suddenly not for a billion? Federal systems deal with some of the baseline objections that you may think of at first, where authority is by default at as local a level as possible, only being the responsibility of higher sub-national and national assemblies when truly needed.
>youre going off the assumption that china NEEDS democracy
Freedom is the birthright of all people.
>would cause an immense amount of turmoil and dissatisfaction
Really? An election every five years would cause chaos? No. Trying would bring conflict, as the CCP tries desperately to cling to ill-gotten power, but the democratic process itself could and should be instituted quickly and efficiently.
>You cant eat democracy
Democracy is well-correlated with GDP and average citizen happiness
>the US is constantly trying to subvert china
The chinese government, not the nation.
>which in turn makes it very hard to implement reasonable liberalizations in society because the US will try to exploit it
Exploit freedom to promote further freedom? Those bastards.
> then it wouldnt have been such close allies with saudi arabia for decades
Yeah, you got me there. Oil's a hell of a drug.
Somehow I don't think I'm going to dissuade an entire subculture from nazi fetishism.
if you speak english with an anglo accent you're good in my book.
most of jews are also white
A better way to put this would be...
China hasn't manipulated other countries as much as the U.S only because they aren't the major world super power.
Could you imagine how China would behave with such power?
why is chinamen an offensive term? why is oriental offensive? is it just that terms that identify ethnicity have to be recycled generationally because a previous generation happened to have racists existing in them?
>What do you think of the West?
Don't really care
Only start caring when it affects my SOL
>What's the general sentiment there towards the West?
Growing increasingly negative by the day
The West makes it even easier for Chinese to hate on Whites by being so utterly hostile and hypocritical.
And Then there is the racism and retard-tiers of evangelism.
>What do you think of the democracy?
Democracy is garbage and China should come up with a new system, rather than 'copying-and-pasting' from the West
Britain is a country that is visibly festering, which is a pity considering its position a century prior.
>interfering round Europe of you overtake America
Europe is a rideshare bicycle, everyone gets a ride.
You just have to wait your turn.
Kek Tiananmen was a lie, a very badly told lie at that.
Listening to Westerners drone on about 'muh democracy ideology', 'muh religion' and how 'subhuman' my people are also doesn't inspire much empathy
>Assuming that could happen in a Technocracy
The CCP fits in whatever role the Chinese people need them to fill.
Chinaman and Oriental isn't offensive.
It is mainly stuff like 'Chink', 'Slant/slit-eye' that made Chinese people want to punch your lights out
> citation needed
-Its pretty obvious man, its a feature not a bug. The fact that democracy is hard to EFFECTIVELY scale is correlated with the fact that it is slow and inefficient, which in turn is the reason why democracy shills are advocating democracy in the first place because it is an effective countermeasure against authoritarianism. Just to make it clear, im not against democracy itself or democracy in america, im just against the idea that one system is correct for everybody, in every situation. In other words, im a pragmatist and not in ideologue such as yourself
> That's what voting is for. It reduces a multiplicity of opinions into one outcome
Why did you leave out the other part of my response?
"and subsequently the more political options that people would have available to them in such a democracy"
Even if you have voting, that doesnt mean that you completely reduce the multiplicity of opinions into a single outcome. You're omitting the fact that there will be multiple candidates across a broad number of political factions all saying different things. Your pro-democracy blinders are keeping you from seeing the obvious, which is that reaching consensus gets considerably harder to do with the more people you have. You are trying to argue your point from a perfect theoretical point of view instead of considering how difficult the practical execution of this would be on a scale of 1.5 billion people. The CCP spends a tremendous amount of resources firefighting and quelling thousands of minor local disputes, now imagine how much those problems would scale up if china became an american style democracy? Could you imagine having multiple BLM, occupy wallstreets happening every single year across the country? It would grind the country to a halt and waste tons of resources. Also since you seem to be unaware of this (not surprisingly), china does have elections. So yes, china does have democracy, but probably not in the form that you're thinking of, or more likely you were completely unaware of this from the getgo
> That's thanks to economic liberalisation. That "focused leadership" wasn't such a good idea when mao was starving peasants and purging dissent, was it? It seems to me that authoritarian rule is responsible for all of china's historical fuckups.
There is no guarantee that had china converted to a form of democracy that they would have voted in economic liberalization. They may have democratically decided to do something else as well. Therefore, the decision to (swiftly) economic liberalize china is directly due to their top down style of government
Yeah, I never claimed that focused leadership hasnt caused bad things in the past. This doesn't disprove my original point which you seem to be trying to skirt around. Interestingly enough, on that topic its actually good that china has the great leap forward and the cultural revolution, the reason why is because china's experience with these disasterous policies helped "immunize" it against future experimentation with crazy policies. My understanding is that these days china has a very scientific approach towards implementing new policies and starts out by experimenting with new policies on a small local level, and then if successful then they begin implementing it on a larger scale as well.
Finally, democracy as its currently practiced in the west is only a few hundred years old. What does the west have to show for it? Political, demographic, cultural and financial subversion. At this rate, the west will cease to exist in its current form (we're already past that point actually). Therefore its silly for you to be so judgemental about china's history when the history of the modern democratic west (especially america) is much much shorter and already seems to be reaching catastrophe. Simply put, you can't oversimplify things ideologically and claim that X ideology is the best no matter what. Life is simply not that simple and nor are politics
> If they're obvious, explicate them. Why should democracy be the empiracally best form of government for 1 - 300 million people, but suddenly not for a billion?
See my comment above regarding the fact that china does actually practice some form of democracy. You obviously have a very foggy understanding of what political system china actually has. Theres no point in having this exchange if you don't really understand what youre talking about in the first place
> Freedom is the birthright of all people.
says who? reality doesnt care about any of this. You're not making a factual statement, you're making a subjective statement. I actually agree with your sentiment, but simply wishing something to be true doesnt make it so. Regardless, you're muddying the waters and acting as if chinese people dont have any "freedom" at all which is actually untrue. As usual, the reality of the situation is much more complex than you are making it out to be.
>Really? An election every five years would cause chaos? No. Trying would bring conflict, as the CCP tries desperately to cling to ill-gotten power, but the democratic process itself could and should be instituted quickly and efficiently.
How old are you? seriously. Do you have any idea how difficult it is to implement new systems (doesnt matter whether its democracy or whatever) across a large entity? You obviously dont realize that theory gets harder to translate into practice in correlation with the increasing complexity of a system. Im talking about mundane, practical factors here; you can't just say "ok we're transitioning to a democracy today" and then everything just works out smoothly from there. This never happens, executing any kind of plan takes a lot of hiccups and on the spot readjustments to iron out all the kinks. The fact that you dont realize this makes me suspect that you're really young and naive. Just to reiterate, china already spends a huge amount of time and resources to maintain stability in china and to address local disputes across the entire country, if you add in a shift to a significantly different political system as well then this is basically like pouring gasoline onto a fire. It would no doubt lead to an immense amount of turmoil and dissatisfaction.
>Democracy is well-correlated with GDP and average citizen happiness
This doesnt disprove anything I just said, nor does it effectively address it. Nor is what you said mutually exclusive with the current situation in china. China has a GDP of 12.24 trillion USD as of 2017 which is the 2nd highest GDP in the world. As for the happiness of chinese people (as well as their GDP) it is well above that of the largest democracy in the world india. According to the world happiness report: