Comparing the Internet in China and the United States

Introduction The purpose of this survey is to clarify the difference between the Internet of China and the United States. While the Chinese Internet is receiving strict censorship, the Internet of the United States is more flexible, protected by freedom of speech and expression, so China was chosen. This research is aimed at concluding that distribution of media in both countries and subdivision of state regulatory structures socioeconomic origins and media functions of today's society such extreme domination of the Internet disadvantage the country Become.

From a political point of view, China is challenging the United States as the world's superpower. China's GDP growth rate is the 14th (accounting for 6% of the US growth rate of 6.7%), second only to the US, second only to the US. By the way, I know that GDP is not necessarily the best indicator of economic power and potential, but for our purposes it is enough to explain the economic situation of the world China. Withdrawing from partnership in the Pacific Rim region is the greatest benefit for the US, but it is clear that China has benefited from filling this vacuum. With large labor and relaxed supervision, China can quickly and effectively use new economic opportunities. The approach to renewable energy is one example. China is currently the largest renewable energy investor in the world because it is not environmentally conscious.

In this article, we focus on three main areas. They are social, economic, and political. By reviewing the current situation between the US, China and Hong Kong, we will explore the advantages and disadvantages of implementing regulations over the Internet and what regulations are done on the Internet. Since this is my place of residence, I chose Hong Kong as my research area, so I need to pay attention. Hong Kong implements "one country, two systems", but in my country China, only one system is implemented. The United States is thought to be a model country claiming the liberty of the people and has been chosen as a foreign role. Managing the Internet in these three countries will bring different aspects and results. Secondly, I support the reason the government should regulate the Internet.