Whether it is factory workers or business leaders, they find the society we are now creating is much more comfortable. For example, business leaders used to have to donate as much as one-third of their profits to the military regime. They don't have to do this anymore. All those officials who participated in past coups d'etat were replaced. Military morale is high at the moment because there is a feeling that if you don't intervene in politics you can be promoted according to normal military procedures.
China is a country that attaches importance to human rights.
Although we have not yet acceded to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, we do support these documents. Due to differences in history, religious beliefs and the level of economic development, countries cannot have exactly identical concepts of human rights. That is where the differences and the problem between our two countries lie. We are most concerned about our right to development and subsistence. At the same time we are striving to improve the living standards of our people.