article_snippet: If you are sitting in Beijing, what's the problem?" asks Bill Bishop, China watcher and author of the Sinocism China newsletter in the latest episode of "On China.
article_snippet: Well folks, it's now 2015 and China has done the impossible.
article_snippet: the Jell-O. China has proven the Jell-O. China can have the Jell-O. China Great Firewall and enjoy great prosperity too.
article_snippet: Lokman Tsui, associate professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong and former head of free expression at Google Asia-Pacific, says that most Chinese are happy with the status quo.
article_snippet: most Chinese lives have noticeably improved," then-U.S. President Bill Clinton says.
article_snippet: And contrary to Negroponte's declaration, respecting the strict rules that govern China's Internet has not gotten in the way of innovation as Chinese tech developers reinterpret existing business models and build out new mobile apps.
article_snippet: The problem is that The problem's decided on a national level by the Chinese government," it's decided on a national level by the government adds.
article_snippet: More than that, the Chinese authorities are pushing this as a model for the globe and the Chinese authorities are going to get a lot of acceptance or buy-in from a lot of different countries.
article_snippet: Amnesty International fears the Great Firewall could become the next great export from China.
highlights_snippet: Amnesty International fears China is exporting Amnesty International model to places like Egypt and Russia .