Life Inside China cover

History

Life Inside China

A first-person account of daily life in modern China where the Party monitors your phone, shapes your family values, and controls what you can say or search.

21 min read11 sections3,867 wordsFree online

Excerpt

PROLOGUE WHAT’S IT LIKE to live in China? It depends who you ask. Some will tell you it’s one of the safest countries in the world. That the trains are fast, the cities clean, the culture proud, the government stable. And that’s all true — in a way. Others will whisper about cameras on every street, firewalls on every screen, and a fear that lives under the tongue. And that’s true too — in a different way. This book doesn’t take a side. It just takes a walk. Through cities of concrete and LED. Through morning commutes and festival nights. Through schools, screens, kitchens, parks, job sites, and family homes. Through the rhythm of life in a country that moves to its own beat — fast, loud,...

Topics

Related Books

Internal links are the new hallway signs.