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"It's hard to be a good person in China"

SteelWool

It's hard to be a good person in China. The system makes you numb to what's right and wrong.

             --Tao Jun, a former Foshan businessman turned anti-corruption activist, interviewed by Mark Magnier in the Los Angeles Times, 28 December 2008

06 January 2009 in Business, money, economics, Chinese, Law, legal system, government, Nasty and funny quotes about various nationalities |

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