How dare you even ask such a question! Is it your contention that the Chinese government is notable for safeguarding individual rights, or is this simply an erroneous assumption?
Honestly, it's difficult to conceive how anyone could trust the Chinese government's supposed reverence for individual liberties, given the extensive documentation of censorship and abhorrent human rights abuses perpetrated by the regime.
It's quite imprudent and downright foolhardy to engage in baseless speculations without the necessary facts, don't you think?
Honestly, it's difficult to conceive how anyone could trust the Chinese government's supposed reverence for individual liberties, given the extensive documentation of censorship and abhorrent human rights abuses perpetrated by the regime. To even entertain the idea of negotiating with the Chinese government would be unconscionable, given their appalling track record of disregarding individual libertiesTheir history of internet censorship and brutal suppression of dissenting voices is a gross violation of basic human rights. It's quite imprudent and downright foolhardy to engage in baseless speculations without the necessary facts, don't you think?