People all over the world for peace and democracy、united! Go all out for a democratic China! Democracy、Freedom、Fairness、Rule by Law、Human Right、Better Life!
Homepage - > ForumforDemocracy
Zhenxing Wang: Chinese people can’t depend on hard
Date: 10/20/2009 11:06:50 AM Sender: CDP
Zhenxing Wang: Chinese people can’t depend on hardworking to become wealthy

按此在新窗口浏览图片
王振兴(Zhenxing Wang)

The policy Chinese government implemented is to encourage people “hardworking to become wealthy”. However, presently the wealth of Chinese society mainly concentrates at the hand of the privilege classes and corrupts rather than at the hand of “Hardworking and Compliance Officer”. Why it happens to such kinds of situations? The unfair phenomenon of Chinese social serious distribution has been brought by the backward system at the back of policy rather than by the policy. The current political system carried out in Chinese society is autocratic system. The leak of the existing system has made the governmental officials take advantage of it to pursue private ends. They can abuse the power at hand to occupy the property, leading to the disproportionation between the rich and the poor and the increase in contradiction between people and government, and intensified positions.

Serious unfair distribution of Chinese society mainly focuses on the gap of revenue rather than huge amounts of unfair methods, depending on the power at hand to trade for the wealth. What Chinese people feel depressed most is not because of the revenue gap but because of government officials’ corruption and private pursuit, leading to the majority of Chinese losing the ensured guarantee.

Zhenxing Wang
Oct. 20, 2009


中国民主党           主席:王军    China Democracy Party    Chairman: Wang, Jun
Address:               41-25   Kissena   Blvd.   FLR 1 #110,   Flushing,   NY   11355   USA
 Website:                            http://www.cdpwu.org                                 http://www.cdpwu.org/en
  E-mail: cdpwu1998@gmail.com  cdpwu@yahoo.com(yahoo email Password Stolen Dont Use)