The practice of allowing foreign nationals in China to be tried according to their home country's laws, rather than Chinese laws, is known as "extraterritoriality." This system was established during the "Unequal Treaties" in the 19th century and primarily affected foreign diplomats, merchants, and their families, granting them immunity from Chinese legal jurisdiction. This arrangement was a significant aspect of colonial influence in China during that period.
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Christmas is celebrated in China, but by very few people. The government of China is officially atheist, and Christmas is a day set aside to recognize the birth of Christ. Those are two ideas that tend to be in conflict. In addition, only a small percentage of Chinese citizens are Christian. The majority of the country follows Buddhists teachings.
Both Japan and China resisted European colonization to limit imports from American and European markets.
Citizens in China play a role in their society much like citizens in other modern countries such as the United States and England. The citizens of China also share basic rights. However China is still a communist country and some things are different.
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APEX There was little demand for European goods in china.
China is not a democracy country. Instead, China is a communist state, where the government runs the country and not the citizens.
China's government sees the internet as a threat - because it suppresses its citizens by censorship. Certain websites are blocked by China - so their citizens cannot access them from within their country.
China since 1949 has been a communist government and it tells its citizens what to do.
No, private citizens in China are not permitted to own guns. There are reports of private citizens who do own them, but this is done illegally.