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The international World Values Survey
If you have five minutes, reads the excerpts below that I took out of an article from the South China Morning Post entitled, China’s post-90s generation says no to liberal democracy, confounds West. After it is a selection of my work covering Chinese vs. Western democracy.
It’s really fascinating to look at, because it fully displays the Judeo-West’s incredible hubris, vanity and racist superiority, not only in terms of race, but especially culturally, socially and politicly. I wrote a whole exposé on this topic (http://radiosinoland.com/2018/01/06/slavs-and-the-yellow-peril-are-niggers-brutes-and-beasts-in-the-eyes-of-western-empire-china-rising-radio-sinoland/).
The idea that there is only one form of democracy in the world, and that it is so-called “liberal Western”, which has never been a democracy in the first place4, is truly pathetic. It has always been controlled by kakocratic elites, who spend an enormous amount of time brainwashing people that they have democracy, when they really don’t, so the prior can keep fleecing and oppressing the latter. The assumption that there is only one kind of democracy is totally fatuous, when you consider that Natives all across the Americas, Africa, Asia and Oceania, have had indigenous democracies going back thousands of years. China is no exception.
The article talks about the younger generation, those Chinese who were born, during the nineteen eighties and nineties. My family and I lived in China from 1990 to 1997. It was an interesting time to say the least, but it was not a lot of fun, because of lawlessness, corruption, nepotism and crime. This was a policy decision to make a rapid shift from the Mao Era, to cutthroat, backstabbing, do anything, do whatever it takes to get rich concrete jungle, Judeo-capitalism at all levels of society, high and low.
The reality in China
The international World Values Survey of the Chinese people discussed in the article is quite old, 2018. I understand that they quit doing the world survey in China, because it was making everybody else look so bad. Communism-socialism’s success must be censored! These graphs tell the story,
Reality in the Judeo-West
I can guarantee you that with what has happened in the last eight years in the Weimarized West – if they did the survey again – the repulsion and rejection of Judeo-Western values would even be greater. China’s younger generation is rejecting Western values because they have much more access to global information, social media, etcetera. Furthermore, China is the Number One outbound tourist country in the world. In 2025, 130 million Chinese – almost 10% of the entire population – fanned across the continents. Upon returning home, they flood national social media with their impressions, photos and videos. For those going to the United States and Europe, they’re shocked and appalled by all the homelessness, tent cities, beggars, slums, trash, crime, pickpockets, drugs and collapsing infrastructure. The younger generation picks up on all these verified truths, which is wizening them up.
Pre- and post-1980 Chinese generations
The older generation, the ones born before 1980, are still mesmerized by the West’s bogus Judeo-democracy, because during the nineteen eighties and nineteen nineties, they were stuffed full of American TV, watching vacuous, soul-sucking programs like Dallas, Starsky & Hutch, Baywatch, Friends, Rosanne, Cheers and other trashy Judeo-tittytainment. I can testify that they were on every TV in every hotel, restaurant and household, 24/7. It didn’t stop until 2012, when Xi Jinping was elected president. That’s a whole generation full of polluting garbage and this soft power propaganda is still lingering in their consciousnesses, needing another generation to be purged.
The Chinese are slowly catching on
The article goes on to say that Baba Beijing (the leadership) is promoting Chinese style democracy and discouraging the ersatz Judo-Western version. Of course they are. The prior is so superior to the latter and younger Chinese realize that deeply cynical, rigged elections, stuffed ballot boxes, electoral campaigns, warmongering politicians and corrupt judges who are bought and paid for by powerful Judeo-interests is not real democracy at all. Bogus “liberal Western democracy” is simply a synonym for being a vassal resource whore for the Judeo-City of London.
Ukraine
The other thing that has completely changed the minds for a lot of Chinese is what NATO has done in Europe, by expanding up to Russia’s borders, what it did in Maidan, Ukraine in 2014, overthrowing the elected government there and installing neo-Nazis Zelensky and his thugs to run the country, which forced Russia’s hand to move into Ukraine in 2022 to stop it.
Jewish state Goyim turkey shoot
Even more Judeo-grotesque, in 2023, the Jewish state started slaughtering en masse hundreds of thousands of Palestinians. The latest, truly accurate estimates are 680,000 martyrs. Over a half a million Palestinians have been exterminated like rats, twice as many as Jews who were killed in World War II (https://radiosinoland.com/2021/03/05/einar-schlereth-shares-his-amazing-84-year-long-autobiographical-book-the-odious-germans/). Of course, in the Jewish religion, they’re actually not even rats.
Like Chinese, Palestinians are lower than cattle. Thus, they can be easily expunged, because Goyim are not considered to be human beings at all.
If you don’t believe me, I’ll leave you the link here, and you can check out my library on Judaism. You will see that in the Talmud and Torah, everything that I am saying is true (https://radiosinoland.com/2025/01/23/judaism/). And you wonder why the Weimarized West is so fugged up!
Cringe-level Judeo-Western arrogance and Sinophobia
In the article, Bill Clinton, former US president, academics, etcetera, talk about how the Chinese would surely be begging to embrace so called “freedom and democracy” in the Judeo-West, which Westerners have neither of, actually, other than being able to hold up a sign at a protest and hope they don’t get shot, beaten, tasered, maced, run over or jailed by militarily-armed police. There is much more liberty and democracy in communist-socialist China than there is in the Judeo-West. The difference is that in the latter, I can hold up a sign that say Trump sucks. But, Western kakocrats don’t give a damn, don’t listen, ignore the citizens and do what the Judeo-City of London tells them to do.
Chinese democracy versus the bogus “liberal” kind
I can’t hold up a sign in China that says Xi Jinping sucks, because it is totally frivolous. It is totally useless. It does nothing constructive for society and causes Baba Beijing to lose face. This is an extremely important point, because East vs. West social hierarchies are completely flipped,
If someone in China does not like what Xi Jinping is doing, all they have to do is go down to their local mayor’s office or go online and register their displeasure. Along with 1) 300-500 public protests a day and 2) millions of surveys a year (which I have 1) personally witnessed, and 2) participated in, respectively) all of this information is collected by Baba Beijing to find out the mood of the people to address their desires and displeasures. This right has been true in China for 5,000 years, something I wrote about in The China Trilogy (https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B00TX0TDDI/allbooks). It’s called xinfang (信访), the right to petition.
If the petitions pile up and there is serious popular discontent, Chinese democracy allows for a change in leadership. Everybody will just storm the palace/government office and demand that there be a change in leadership. That’s real people’s democracy and it has happened thousands of times at all levels of Chinese governance over the millennia. It’s called Raise poles and start a rebellion (揭竿而起 = jiegan’erqi).
Mao Zedong understood this all too well, calling it mass-line/dictatorship of the people, meaning the masses dictate government policy (https://radiosinoland.com/2018/09/15/do-you-prefer-the-1-or-the-party-or-why-china-wins-ramin-mazaheris-new-china-scholarship-series-part-7-of-8/ AND https://radiosinoland.com/2024/01/03/the-mao-encyclopedia-for-dummies-updated-and-its-all-here-books-articles-movies-visuals-china-rising-radio-sinoland-240103/). It has had other names over the decades: consensual democracy, consultative democracy, participatory democracy, people’s democracy, from the bottom to the top democracy, and the latest appellation is whole process democracy, since the people are so deeply involved in executive decisions and legislative laws.
While advertised as such in the West, we all know it’s not true, as our corrupt Judeo-leaders do whatever the hell they want, make a few promises a few months before each election cycle, and then completely ignore the citizens, while amassing trillions in filthy lucre for the 1%.
Anecdotal stories
Many people who travel to China, live in China, work in China, testify that they feel much freer and have much more liberty in China than they do back in their home countries.
This includes my younger daughter who lived with us, from 2010 until 2017, and she continued to stay on in China to go to university through 2019. Great anecdotal story: we were back in Paris one summer, when she was about high-school-age. We were on the Champs-Elysées having a cup of coffee in a nice cafe, overpriced, of course. We had been back in France for a couple of weeks. As we were watching all the street life, she just popped up and said, “You know, Daddy, I feel like I have so much more freedom in China than I do here”. I totally agreed with her and the disparity has gotten worse and worse by the year. That’s just one testimony out of many I’ve heard over the years.
China’s third generation rich
Towards the end of the article, they talk about how the younger generation is more apathetic than earlier generations. However, this is what happens in every society that develops economically. The first generation works hard and makes sacrifices. The second generation lives off that, working less. By the third generation rich, life has gotten easy, everybody has the tendency to be fat and happy, becoming dissipated and nonchalant. This is happening among a certain segment of third-generation rich Chinese adolescents, which is aggravated by high youth unemployment right now. It is Baba Beijing’s biggest headache, continuing to hang around the 15 to 18% level, which is very high. Baba Beijing is working to mitigate it, nonetheless it is a big reason for some of this youthful apathy.
China’s biggest threat to its ongoing success and survival is…
I always insist that China’s biggest danger is not the United States and it’s not Europe. China’s biggest enemy is popular apathy, overconfidence and a lack of humility. I hope that the Chinese do not become fat, happy and complacent. They have it so good, they are so spoiled, they have such a wonderful existence, their quality of life is so much better than the rest of the world, yet most just don’t realize it. Looking at Chinese media and propaganda (public service announcements) around the country, I can see Baba Beijing is keenly aware of this tendency and is working hard to overcome it.
It’s going to take a while
As I mentioned and worth repeating, this trend is worsened, due to all of the soft power propaganda from the nineteen eighties and nineteen nineties, causing a hangover that the Judeo-West is far superior economically, politically, socially, culturally, when in fact the opposite is true.
It’s a really good thing that so many Chinese are traveling overseas every year, since they actually witness all the crime, homelessness, tent cities, drugs, garbage, cost of living and infrastructure falling apart in the usurious, Judeo-West. These hundreds of millions of globetrotters are coming back to China and counteracting thirty years of Judeo-Western Big Lie Propaganda Machine vomit that was foisted on the people in the 80s, 90s, and 2000s. It didn’t really stop until Xi Jinping became president in 2012. It took a generation to brainwash the Chinese about phony Judeo-Western superiority. It will probably take another 10-20 years to undo it all.
With the moral backing and inspiration of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and People’s Liberation Army (PLA – https://radiosinoland.com/2025/12/21/evelynejeffs-excellent-china-adventures-11-no-other-country-and-its-military-have-the-bond-and-mutual-love-as-the-chinese-and-their-peoples-liberation-army-pla-it-truly-is-a-noble-force-for/ AND https://radiosinoland.com/2025/12/22/evelynejeffs-excellent-china-adventures-12-the-peoples-liberation-army-works-tirelessly-for-the-citizens-and-the-latter-lavish-their-soldiers-with-praise-13-short-videos-with-bare-knuckled-com/) locked arm-in-arm with the people, China’s “apathetic” third generation rich gives me hope that they’ll spurn historical norms.
Excerpts
China’s post-90s generation says no to liberal democracy, confounds West
Study contradicts decades of assumptions that the economic boom and post-materialism would lead to more support for democratic values
1.Chinese who came of age during the country’s economic boom are less supportive of liberal democratic values than older generations, a study has revealed, contradicting the predictions of Western policymakers and academics.
The study by researchers based in China and Britain found that Chinese people born after 1990 were “less likely to support democratic values than the older generation”, despite greater economic security and “a higher level of post-materialist values”.
The researchers took 1996 as the starting point of China’s rapid economic growth, which saw per capita GDP nearly quadruple over the next decade, according to World Bank data.
They designated 1990 as the generational dividing line between the two economic eras, reasoning that individuals born in that year would be more attuned to life changes from the age of six.
2.The indicators used in the study to determine support for democratic values differed from the “Chinese-style democracy” promoted by Beijing to describe China’s political system as more effective than the Western electoral version, they pointed out.
The study measured variables including support for free and competitive elections for national leaders, as well as respect for and safeguarding of individual rights, along with the importance of civic responsibility.
3.The research indicated that the selected cohort showed stronger post-materialist values – defined as a greater emphasis on autonomy, self-worth and self-expression – a development that was predicted in the West.
According to Western political-science theories, such a shift in values should have led to stronger support for democratic and liberal principles.
4.However, the authors noted that this was not the case for what they called “post-take-off generation” Chinese, whose endorsement of democracy was markedly lower than that of the pre-take-off generation.
Instead, the younger generation had “neither extended their heightened post-materialist values to democratic support nor linked their life dissatisfaction to promoting democratic changes”, the authors said.
The finding “seems to defy any hopes among political leaders and China watchers, particularly in the West, that continuous economic development in China will lead to stronger support for political liberalisation among its population”, they added.
Western expectations had included the belief that stronger backing for democratic freedoms “in turn would facilitate a gradual yet steady political change towards liberal democracy over time in that country”.
Within Western policy circles and academia, particularly in the United States, there was widespread speculation that Chinese citizens raised in a more economically liberal society might embrace Western values centred on liberty and democracy.
5.The hope – as expressed in 2000 by then US president Bill Clinton – was that this would eventually drive a fundamental transformation of China’s social system. Such a transition is something Beijing has tried hard to fend off for years.
In an address to Johns Hopkins University ahead of China’s admission to the World Trade Organization the following year, Clinton acknowledged that membership would not guarantee the Chinese would choose political reform.
“But … the process of economic change will make the imperative for the right choice stronger,” he said.
The authors’ research was based on statistical analysis obtained from a 2018 values survey that questioned 3,036 Chinese citizens on their attitudes towards specific issues, including life satisfaction and agreement with particular democratic values.
6.According to the study, older generations of Chinese reported higher life satisfaction, which the writers attributed to the experience of years of scarcity, which made them more appreciative of economic growth.
Greater satisfaction with current socio-economic conditions correlated with increased support for liberal democratic values, yet China’s younger generations expressed dissatisfaction with the status quo, the study found.
The article suggested that political apathy among the younger cohort may also stem from the intensified ideological education implemented by Beijing following the 1989 Tiananmen crackdown, aimed at preventing the recurrence of large-scale protests.
The data formed part of the seventh wave of the World Values Survey which has conducted research in more than 120 societies worldwide since its launch in 1981. Its core research tool is a globally comparative social survey every five years.
References
What to know about whole-process people’s democracy in China
Further reading on Chinese democracy
60 Seconds over Sinoland: Chinese democracy shuts down fracking project. Western citizens are told “F.U. deplorables”!
60 Seconds over Sinoland-Selling breast milk as public protest is Chinese democracy in action! China Rising Radio Sinoland 180131
China has democracy and the West has dictatorship 171227
https://radiosinoland.com/2017/12/27/china-has-democracy-and-the-west-has-dictatorship-171227/
China’s public Social Credit System versus the West’s secret Panopticon. China Rising Radio Sinoland 180111
China’s Western garbage ban redux. You can’t make this stuff up. China Rising Radio Sinoland 180423
Chinese democracy says “NO MORE” to Western garbage. China Rising Radio Sinoland 180421
Chinese Social Credit Score update. Leshi Corp. pays the price. China Rising Radio Sinoland 180922
From Mao to Xi and Zhou to Li, the Communist Party of China (CPC) offers its 1.4 billion citizens real people’s democracy, leading with the motto, “SERVE THE PEOPLE”! China Rising Radio Sinoland 211004
Ramin Mazaheri’s questions after his 8-part New China Scholarship series. China Rising Radio Sinoland 180722
Sordid Boeing and FAA capitalist crimes vs. China’s communist-socialist democracy. China Rising Radio Sinoland 190329
Vaccine scandal shows just how democratic and participatory is China’s democracy. China Rising Radio Sinoland 180727
We decided that Xi is our president-China’s participatory and petitioning democracy succeeds online. China Rising Radio Sinoland 190119
West attacks China’s Social Credit System to deflect from its fascist Panopticon. China Rising Radio Sinoland 180321
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