This Is What the Chinese Regime Wants You to Think About Its Economy

And it’s actually not too far off the mark

Models pose with a gold-plated Infiniti luxury sports car at a jewellery store in Nanjing, east China's Jiangsu province on March 31, 2011. STR/AFP/Getty Images

In China, if the regime wants people to know something, it doesn’t have to hold press conferences, like in the United States.

It just tells the People’s Daily or another mouthpiece what to print and it will gladly oblige.

So it’s interesting to see the very same People’s Daily printing an interview with “an authoritative insider,” answering the “five most pressing questions on the Chinese economy.”

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