Do Chinese people think that democracy would be better for China? - Quora

Answer: I am not Chinese, but I lived in China and had a lot of conversations.​.​.​ Top Stories from Your Feed Your Quora Digest Do Chinese people think that democracy would be better for China? Sergio D'Argenio 153.7k views I am not Chinese, but I lived in China and had a lot of conversations with Chinese people on this topic. I'd summarize the points of view I heard like this: First, why should...  Read More » If I bought an island, could I make it a nation and then declare war on the United States? Geoff Thomas 333.1k views The key is to buy a country that is an island. I suggest Tuvalu, which has a population of 10,000, and a GDP of USD 38mn. Offer everyone about USD10,000 to vote for you. ...  Read More » Of the things humans can currently do better than computers, which seem most likely to still be this way in 20 years? Alan Yee 192.2k views (Picture sourced from xkcd) Within the next 20 years, computers will beat us at Starcraft and Poker, but I believe humans will still be better at Mao, Seven Minutes in Heave...  Read More » Does being a member of the Chinese Communist Party give you benefits? Feifei Wang, The Interpreter 46.3k views Being a party member in China is very similar to being a Christian in the US. My my, did I just compare the evil atheist totalitarian organization to your beloved Church? W...  Read More » Who are Russia's closest and most important allies? Gabriel Chan, Smart Shiba Inu 39.5k views India, without a doubt. They have each other's backs. Their relationship has always been seen as the parallel of the China-Pakistan brotherhood. MILITARY ... Read More » If a nuclear missile were launched towards the U.S., what is the current military protocol to prevent it from hitting the U.S.? John Geare 850.6k views If a nuclear missile were launched towards the U.S., what is the current military protocol to prevent it from hitting the U.S.? A nuclear missile? Just ONE? ... Read More » What typical culture shocks that international tourists will encounter when travel to China? Haining Luo 95.7k views I guess it is the moment when you find these on your dining table: Level 1 (common dishes): Pig nose Chicken feet...  Read More » Who are the biggest winners and losers if Britain were to exit from the EU? Peter Hawkins, I love philosophy, politics and strength training. Not necessarily in that order... 24k views Winners Vladimir Putin. Putin wants a divided Europe and a weak EU. One of the richer (and militarily powerful) nations in Europe leaving the EU helps this. This is why Krem...  Read More » What’s likely to happen with real estate in the SF Bay Area over the next few years (as of May 2016)? Subhobroto Sinha, NLP, SemWeb, Search. Ex Data Engineer, OneScreen (acq.); Sr. Engineer, Accenture 14k views TLDR: SF Bay area non-commercial RE is “too big to fail”. People who can’t afford to buy now will buy when prices fall, raising demand and keeping prices in check. Physical...  Read More » Why do China's cities look a lot more impressive and feel more futuristic compared to U.S cities? Shaun Lawson, lived in China three years, studied Chinese for seven 69.6k views A lot of it is because China's cities are just newer, with virtually no buildings older than 30 years old and most buildings younger than 10 years. If life worked like Sim ... Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). Choose which emails we send you through Email Settings or Unsubscribe.