Jiang says elderly pensioners control Chinese society culturally and politically because respect for elders is built into Chinese social structure from childhood.
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Jiang says elderly pensioners control Chinese society culturally and politically because respect for elders is built into Chinese social structure from childhood.
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"...mentioned that um the ones that control society are those old pensioners right because they get revenues from the youngers and the they control..."
"but it's the pensioners, the old people, who control society, control the culture, who control government, right? Because in China, from the first day,..."
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