Joe Tsai🎤

1. You have to be specific on what human rights abuse you're talking about, because the China that I see, the large number of the population, I’m talking about 80/90 percent of the population, are very happy with the fact that their lives are improving every year. 2. If you talk to a parent in China and you ask them, “Are your children gonna have a better life than you are?” Most of them will say, “Absolutely yes.” They're gonna be educated. They’re gonna find good jobs. The economy is expanding. 3. In China you have (a) different set of values. You also have a verydifferent political system, in that, one single party dominates the governance of the country, which you know, whether you like it or not, there are some great benefits.Like, China has managed to build terrific infrastructure, because there's no politicking around whether you should build a highway from point A to point B. 4. The bottom line is, you have to look at the results. Are people happy? When I look at China, the average citizen is very hopeful about the future. They're happy about where they are. 你首先得明确你所说的“侵犯人权”具体指什么。就我这些年亲眼所见，绝大多数的中国人，可以说百分之八、九十的中国人，他们的生活一年比一年更好。对于这样的生活，他们感到满意。 如果你去问中国的父母：“你的孩子会比你过得更好吗？”他们多数会回答：“绝对会的。”孩子们会接受好的教育，会找到好工作。经济也在蓬勃发展。 中国有自己的价值观，也有一个非常有特色的政治体系，那就是一党领导下的治理模式。不管你喜不喜欢，这种体制有它的巨大优势。比如，中国建设了非常了不起的基础设施，因为不存在围绕“是否应该建造一条从A点到B点的高速公路”而进行的“政治斗争”。 中国最看重的是结果，看民众是否满意。我所看到的中国，是普通民众对未来充满了希望。对当下感到幸福。