He，Yan ：The Internet has broken the CCP’s autocratic rule
贺炎（He，Yan）
Before the advent of the global Internet, the Chinese authorities could control newspapers, magazines, radio and television. . . . . . In short, the Chinese authorities control all media. The Chinese people can only hear one or one voice, and that is the dictatorship of the CCP.
Since the CCP government fully operates these media, the articles and news published are also praising the CCP itself.
The negative news in China and the critical remarks of dissidents cannot be expressed at all.
The CCP prohibits private individuals and social groups from participating in the publication and distribution of newspapers, magazines, television and other media.
Since the advent of the Internet, the situation has changed a lot. The dictatorial government can no longer completely manipulate public opinion to deceive the people.
In order to save the declining glorious image of greatness, glory and correctness, the CCP deliberately creates the illusion that the Chinese people support the CCP. Establish public opinion orientation and smear the CCP＇s policies.
Since each post on an online forum can be rewarded with 50 cents from the CCP government, these so-called "Internet commentators" are ridiculed by the people as "50 cents party".
However, in actual operation, some of these "fifty cents parties" have a very low level, and some of them go to extremes in order to cater to the CCP. , is actually a disservice to the CCP.
Some even damaged the glorious image of the CCP.
In my opinion, it is better to govern a country more realistically.
He，Yan
August 18, 2015
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