Folks, there are several themes I want to write about right now, but I am debating which to write about.
So I decided to let you have the vote.
Whichever theme gets the most votes in 7 days, I will write it out by the end of next week.
During the Ching Ming Festival two weeks ago, I visited the (destroyed) tomb of Dai Li, Chiang Kai-shek’s Himmler/Beria/Hoover in Nanjing, and had a really bizarre encounter that could showcase very well how grassroots governance played out in today’s China.
I realize what the whole “lying flat” culture prevalent in China’s younger generation is all about.
There used to be a clear advantage of Western governance models over China’s. But information technology and AI make that advantage less certain.
Now, please cast your vote. Again, my promise is that I will write about the topic you, the reader, choose by the end of next week.
I'd like to hear your take on lying flat- but I feel like I need to know about this "really bizarre encounter." I guess they're all interesting, really, but my vote is for the tomb. (I find that the poll doesn't work for me either; I click and nothing happens.)
I can't vote, not sure why? But i would be interested in 'Technology and governance models'.