

Fair points I guess, but I’d like to point out that a lot of these were made as defensive measures against outside interference and aren’t actually all that different from stuff NATO countries are doing right now. Their mass surveillance isn’t driven by corporations trying to extract every last penny off of you, which is more than what any NATO country can say. You can also just get a VPN in China and access the outside internet relatively easily. And what Xi Jinping image cult? I’m pretty sure that ended with Mao. There are also other political parties in China BTW, although they only serve advisory positions to the CPC. Not saying any of this stuff is good, of course, just that it’s not that much worse, or in some cases even better, than rival countries. Maybe someone more knowledgeable about China can explain this better.


To be honest, these people are few and far between. Most people will give you well-thought-out reasoning if you ask them for it respectfully.
Source?
Everything I’ve heard about this has said you just need a preinstalled VPN, international eSIM, or roaming plan
I’m no expert on China but here is a list on Wikipedia that took less than 30 seconds to find
You know Winnie the Pooh isn’t banned in China, right? Do you have any sources for claims? Because it sounds like you’re projecting your thoughts about Maduro and Chavez onto Xi