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https://nyti.ms/2KRmJhu Their views show a fundamental shift in how many people in China see HK.And it reflects a deeply rooted belief in the success of what many call the China Model: economic growth at the cost of individual rights. My column
The CCP has long pushed the Chinese to look at the world through the lens of economic interests, and skeptical attitudes toward the Hong Kong protests show it has taken firm root. That attitude even among the elite suggests more conflict ahead between Hong Kong and the mainland.
It also casts further doubt on the possibility that as China becomes more middle class, its people will inevitably demand more individual rights, forcing the Communist Party to ease its control over society or even democratize.https://nyti.ms/2KRmJhu
Because money buys happiness
Great piece. I understand it is framed for a Western audience which may still be holding on to this belief that elite Chinese educated abroad are going to spur political reform in China. Not going to happen. They are, ironically, now a reactionary ruling class.
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