Socialist concept of honor

  • To love the motherland and do not harm the motherland ashamed
  • Proud to serve the people to depart from the people ashamed
  • To Uphold Science, Ignorance,
  • Work hard to ease disgrace,
  • Be united and help to selfish ashamed
  • Honest and trustworthy, to unscrupulous ashamed
  • Proud to abide by the law to break the law ashamed
  • Proud to work hard to voluptuous shame.

Civilized urban and rural residents in Guangxi Health Convention

First, to care for the environment and health, do not throw spit, do not urinate or defecate anywhere, not arbitrary row of fly-tips;

Second, we should observe public order, stop indiscriminate chaos, not Luantie doodle, take into chaos chaotic pendulum;

Third, to develop civilized behavior, do not speak foul language, without prejudice to the rights of others, does not destroy public facilities.

Proposal to create autonomous regions and civilized city

Civilized city is a city of “unique business card ” and the “gold standard “, civilized city is the city of material civilization, spiritual civilization, political civilization, ecological civilization “Four Civilizations” to build a comprehensive title of highest honor. Create a civilized city, to carry out the spirit of the Seventeenth Party Congress, building a harmonious society necessary requirement; is to improve people’s living environment, strong desire to improve the quality of life; also promote Hezhou scientific development, to accelerate development and enhance an important way to the city’s comprehensive strength . To this end we propose:

First, actively participated in activities to create masters. Hezhou is our home, to create a civilized city, and create a beautiful home, is the bounden pokies duty of every citizen and obligations. We all have a responsibility and obligation to act through their own civilization, to add bright colors for the city.

Second, I start, striving to be civilized people. To seriously implement the “Outline of Civic Morality, ” and consciously practice the “Eight Honors and Eight Shames ” socialist concept of honor codes and the public to comply with the Convention of civilization, from me, from little things to start, start now, get rid of bad habits Advocate of civilization, to develop good habits, habits of civilization.

Third, promote healthy and establish a civilized new. To vigorously promote the “civilized, honest, open-minded, tough, realistic and innovative”spirit, “the tree civilized new and be civilized people”, consciously abide by the civilized urban and rural residents in Guangxi Health Convention, “three to nine no’s ” and Hezhou Civilization Committee “Ten Ten do not want to “public norms of civilized behavior, words and deeds with all uncivilized to fight to safeguard the good image of Hezhou.

Create a civilized city tagline

Party mobilization, public participation, together, strive to create autonomous regions and urban civilization!

General Secretary’s speech as a driving force to continue to emancipate the mind, to create autonomous regions and urban civilization!

New starting point, the new act, to create autonomous regions and the high state of civilization, the spirit of the city!

To create the city as an opportunity to develop new world opened up Hezhou!

To solve problems in the emancipation of the mind, in addressing the problem of emancipating the mind, to create autonomous regions and urban civilization!

Continue to emancipate the mind, create a civilized city, and promote sound and fast economic and social development Hezhou!

Strengthening the military and civilians and jointly build a civilization Hezhou!

HEZHOU CITY PUBLIC SECURITY BUREAU

Honor in a Socialistic Ideal

  • Do not harm or inflict shame on the motherland and show the motherland love
  • To separate from those who bring shame and be proud in the service of the people
  • To stand by science and defeat ignorance
  • Limit disgrace through hard work
  • Unite and assist the selfish who have brought shame
  • Be trustworthy and honest to scrutinize those that have brought shame
  • Be ashamed to break the law, follow the laws with pride
  • Take pride by working hard to repel shame

Guangxi Health Convention Urban and Rural Inhabitants

Health and environment are the concern of people. No defecating or urinating in public, no spitting, and no buskin.

To follow public order, no loitering and no chaotic behavior in which rioting is a result of irresponsible acts.

Public decency, civilized behavior, no bad language, do not be prejudice towards others or disturb their rights, and refrain from vandalism in respect of facilities provided for the public.

Scheme to generate sovereign districts in addition to sophisticated metropolis
The city is created under a “one of a kind business card” and a “Platinum rating”. A city sophisticated system containing a material society, political, divine, and natural entity including all these implementations is to give residents the chance to reach the top level of honor. Additionally, building a higher quality society as per the Seventeenth Party Congress hastening the cities development to gain a strong backbone and develop science ventures in Hezhou.

With these aspects in mind targets will be met through the following actions:
Firstly, create master activities. Every citizen has a responsibility to be part of implementing the cities structure. The beauty of the slots online will be an important development plus adding color to the environment.

Next, create moral harmony among the people. The Eight Honors and Eight Shames will be a part of the harmonized civilization aimed for.
Finally, encourage health plus a new moralistic way of life. To ensure honesty and open minded thought with a stern public attitude. Also, the city strives to repel any uncivilized acts as to uphold the image of Hezhou City.

To promote a civilized city reputation
Organizing speeches from the general secretary as the push for a self-sufficient society in the city and surrounding regions.

To enter into a new world era through opportunities made within the city.
Promote the city spirit to systematically bring city regions into autonomously.
Find solutions to the problem of and the minds of emaciation for urban societies and regional independence.

Create a speedy and stable economic development as well as social well being Hezhou.
Invest in improved military, public, and building of Hezhou civilization.
The people of should demonstrate a general concern for the well being of the society where in return for their commitment and love of the organization of the socialistic ideas will reap the rewards of honor. Economic advancements within the countries stable organization with the corroboration of the public whereby adhering to the ideas, beliefs and laws of Hezhou City.

Internet Censorship in China

The Internet is a free, open plane full of information, hilarity, fun and caring communities, and even hate. From everything to television shows to religion to politics to current events, everything you can imagine, you can find information about it and more than a few people willing to chat with you about it. Yes, one of the Internet’s greatest aspects is the pure freedom of it all.

Over time, we’ve grown accustomed to the Internet. We almost take it for granted. All the information in the world available at your fingertips and most people don’t think anything more of it than their morning cup of coffee. So ask yourself this question; what would you do if the Internet were suddenly policed and censored? How would you react if you knew someone was regulating anything and everything coming into and going out of the web pages you view? Would you feel safer? Would you find it unfair? Would you have no problem with it at all?

The citizens of the People’s Republic of China already know what it feels like.

It is a very large task to police the Internet. After all, the Internet is immense and contains so much information and so many web pages. Despite it being a large task, China has been doing its best to regulate what can be shown to the Chinese public and what their citizens can write about. Entire websites have been blocked; certain keywords have been blocked from use, and regulations have been put in place to control what is acceptable content and is not acceptable content to post, watch, or read on the Internet.

Some of the content blocked by the Chinese government includes, but is not limited to, sexual content, many overseas news sites, especially targeting ones that are not ‘official’ sources or regularly cover subject matter relating to democracy or uprisings against government, and sites that contain or promote criminal activity. Though a handful of sites have been on and off the ban list, a majority of these blocked sites seem adamant in their ruling as banned.

Social networking sites, such as Facebook, have also been targeted by block in China. Supposedly, the reason for blocks on these sites is because they contain open political discussions and groups. In addition, it’s also speculated that Chinese officials believed that these websites might be used for organization of an uprising, protests or riots.

Though there’s debate on whether that’s a valid reason to actually ban these sites in their entirety, social networking sites have, indeed, been used for those very purposes. The well-known uprising in Egypt back in January was organized through a social networking site. Those who were planning the initial protest used the site to promote viewers to join them on the day of the revolution.

The censorship in China has even been pushed to the point of a haunting effect on users. Whether in Internet cafés or accessing the Internet in a business, or even getting online in the privacy of your own home, the lingering feeling that someone’s watching you is what they seem to want. As stated before, policing the entire Internet is a large job. So, a great way to make sure that any content they aren’t catching isn’t being accessed is to make users believe that they’re always being watched so they won’t even bother trying to find it. Accessing the Internet in a place of business seems to be the best effect. Businesses want to make sure they are always abiding by laws and don’t want any illegal activities going on in their place of business. There’s always at least one person around in a business location, so feeling like you’re being watched or even actually being observed by an employee isn’t too hard to believe.

As for being alone, well, that’s more or less up to the user in question. Despite whether or not you agree with a law, you still abide by it to not get in trouble. If you have a truly law abiding citizen using the Internet, you’d have no worry. Someone who doesn’t care would do it anyway. So, in essence, self-censorship in a private setting may not be the most effective method. The ever looming feeling of being watched is effective either way, though.

Internet censorship is not restricted just to China either. Many other countries feel the sting of some form of Internet censorship. Perhaps not as bad as China does, but still, it exists. Do you feel any Internet censorship is fair? Do you believe some of it is alright or needed? How much is too much or is it never enough? Some people believe the Internet was too free to begin with, but having no freedom at all takes away everything great about it.