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Can Votes Replace Bombs in China?

Many commentators have said that China has left the era of self-immolations and entered the era of bombing government buildings.
Can Votes Replace Bombs in China?
An official standing beside damaged cars at a government office after an explosion occured in Fuzhou city, east China's Jiangxi province on May 26. STR/AFP/Getty Images
Heng He
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An official standing beside damaged cars at a government office after an explosion occured in Fuzhou city, east China's Jiangxi province on May 26. (STR/AFP/Getty Images)
Heng He
Heng He
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Heng He is a commentator on Sound of Hope Radio, China analyst on NTD’s “Focus Talk,” and a writer for The Epoch Times.
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