The Chongyang Institute of finance of the National People's Congress released the report "ten questi

Original title: the Chongyang Institute of finance of the National People's Congress released the report "ten questions about American democracy"
Economic daily, Beijing, December 6 (Reporter Yuan Yong) the Chongyang Institute of finance of Renmin University of China released the Research Report "ten questions on American democracy" on the 6th. The full text of the report is 23000 words, divided into five languages: Chinese, English, French, Russian and western.
The report raises 10 questions about American democracy from 10 aspects: American system practice, national governance, social status, human rights and freedom and international influence: is American democracy the democracy of the majority or the "democracy" of the minority? Does American democracy achieve power checks and balances or lead to power abuse? Does American democracy promote people's well-being or deepen people's suffering? Does American democracy defend freedom or hinder freedom? Does American democracy protect or violate human rights? Does American democracy promote unity or lead to division? Is American democracy a dream or a nightmare? Does American democracy improve national governance or lead to institutional failure? Does American democracy bring development and prosperity or disaster and turbulence to other countries? Does American democracy safeguard world peace and development or undermine the international order?
The report points out that under the name of "democracy", the United States can reflect its will, but "money owners", "gun owners", "white owners", "media owners", "military owners" and "medicine owners". In the United States, it is not the people who can decide. "There is no democracy in one country with six masters".