2026年8月6日木曜日

中華人民共和国の「共産主義」を理解していない中国人達/Chinese people who do not understand communism in China

 Youtube: 「日本なんて嫌だ」帰国した中国人を待っていた地獄 /The hell that awaited the Chinese person who returned to China after declaring, "I hate Japan."


 中国から出稼ぎに来ていた中国人達。
 彼らは一様に「日本の慣例や生活様式」等に馴染めず、「日本人がを嫌い」と言います。

 就業ビザが満期の3年を迎え、中国へ帰ったのですが、今の中国は空前の不況真っ只中。
 仕事も見つからずに苦労している事を話します。
 再出国しようとすると、目的や期間だけでなく、彼らが持つ財産の全てを調査されるそうです。

 実はそれが当然の事なのですが、資本主義社会で働いた経験のある彼らには理解出来な
いようです。

 中国は共産主義であり、指導者は「共同富裕」政策を進めています。
 元来、「共産主義は富を個人が持つ事」が不可能です。
 個人が働いて得た所得の全ては、国全体の人々の財産でもあるのです。

 ですから、本来は日本で働いて得た財産の全てを、帰国したと同時に国に差し出すべきなのです。


There are Chinese nationals who came to Japan for work.
Without exception, they struggle to adapt to Japanese customs and lifestyles, and they often say they dislike the Japanese people.

Their three-year work visas eventually expired, and they returned to China, only to find the country in the midst of an unprecedented economic downturn.
They speak of the hardships they face in trying to find employment.
When they attempt to leave the country again, they are reportedly subjected to scrutiny not only regarding their travel purpose and duration but also concerning their entire personal assets.
While such scrutiny is standard practice, it seems incomprehensible to those accustomed to working in a capitalist society.

China is a communist state, and its leadership is pursuing a policy of "common prosperity."
Fundamentally, communism precludes the concept of private wealth ownership.
Any income an individual earns through labor is considered the property of the entire nation.
Therefore, in principle, they ought to surrender all the assets they acquired while working in Japan to the state immediately upon their return.

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