Capitalism fixed China. Trust is a big component of well-functioning capitalism. The cultural revolution killed trust. Therefore, I disagree.
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There is some trust in china, just not as high as countries like the United States. Less trust is a big impediment to economic transactions, so things still work, but it's more difficult. Technology bridges the trust gap often. It makes easy to verify things faster.
There are significant other variables that you are not accounting for: 1. Chinese are smarter and harder working 2. China is better positioned to gain from a manufacturing-led development boom because of better ports and proximity to Japan, SK, TW, etc.
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Russia didn't have the "cultural revolution," but Stalin did kill an estimated 9 to 50 million people. That should satisfy your requirement that people understand that humanity is evil. Yet Russia lacks China's development. In short, your theory is interesting but wrong.
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