My guess is it’s a variation of your second bullet point: trip wants to keep operating in China due to future earning potential, so it’s important for them to stay friendly with the Chinese government.

I guess op refers to how they’re represented which is a bit complex imo: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/digital-logic/floating-point-representation-basics/

If you look at the original pew page you can see views of China have improved:

across 20 countries: Median % who have a favorable opinion of China went from 32% in 2023 to 46% in 2026

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Hey! I can chime in here! I studied Chinese and business like 10 years ago (so my knowledge might be a bit outdated) so I can provide a bit of context.

A lot of workers from rural China has limited work opportunities or would earn very little. So what they do is they’d migrate to bigger cities where they’d be able to work at factories (like the one in this pic) at a higher wage and more hours. Then they send their wage home. Some things that surprised me was that in many cases the workers themselves would request long hours, to earn more, and that they’d likely only go home for the big holidays like lunar New year

Interesting, I thought a bit about the comment

as long as the do not violate the law

i guess you might have cases where people can’t consent, like if one person in the relationship is underage, or mentally handicapped, or the like. Where you’d run into problems if you just announce “everyone can love anybody”. Guess there might be other similar cases?

Ah yes, Denmark 🇩🇪

Yep, Labster is a really good supplement to lab work for biotech learning