> Yes, there's no question it's a lousy place to live. That's why so many
> wealthy Chinese move to the USA and Canada. Way too much government
> control over everything there.. The only unusual thing there, being a
> communist country, is that they do seem to have a middle class. Usually
> there is a tiny percentage of very rich people and the rest are all
> super poor.
I think the ones who are loyal to the party can make a good living. That
is how it used to work in the USSR. Are the ones that "move" to Canada
allowed to stay there full-time? I was under the impression they could
own property and spend "seasons" in Canada and the US (and Italy and other
countries) but that they were still considered Chinese citizens and had to
spend some time in their home country per Chinese rules.
* SLMR 2.1a * SYSOP (sih' sawp) n. The guy laughing at your typing.
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