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I was curious to find out how Chan Koonchung, author of dystopian novel The Fat Years, feels to see his vision come true.I also wanted to know why his blissful dystopia—more “Brave New World” than “1984”—didn’t predict the harsher reality of today’s China.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/27/business/china-coronavirus-amnesia.html?smid=tw-share …
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中国人的健忘是不治之症。 十几年前的三聚奶粉事件，大家对蒙牛三鹿口诛笔伐，现在呢？ 跟没事发生过一样。 我本人从那时起再也没有买过蒙牛的任何一样东西。
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无法容下一句真话
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一直住北京认为那挺好
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China has not "forgotten" its epidemic but Chinese realised how bad other countries were - so much worse than China - and so they actually feel proud (and rightly so to some extend) on how they managed the outbreak.
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Yes if you believe their mortality figures....but
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