It's not about China has or keeps death penalty. It's about something that we can learn from this country apart from a debate leading to what so called human rights. To some, brutal sentense like sharia or whatever seems to be "inhuman" should not be implemented in modern age. it is for the sake of human beings themselves and for the things resulted in repent and spiritual recovery for the criminals. In the eye of fair justice, people need something called an eye for an eye. However, relatively there's no fairness in the world when it comes to political interest and any other related factors.
To our awareness, the question above should be aimed at our country: why our country doesn't apply the death penalty? Is it because we are more human than China or Arab? And then as the result, such first degree criminalism, including power or fund misuse keeps growing up with the authorities can do nothing but only regretting it and expressing sympathy, condolences and so on to the victims. The "civilized" countries turn out to be unsuccessful to lower the criminalism rate.
Perhaps China really wants to reduce its large population by keeping the death penalty, that's a naive thought, what do you think? However the reason is simple and classic: they like to make sure whether the country can be saved from such crimes by applying something which makes people think twice do do such crime.
Especially if you like to go on a tour to China--whether you agree or no with this death penalty discourse, it's not funny to leave your family crying for you because you're beheaded in a foreign country far away from home.
To our awareness, the question above should be aimed at our country: why our country doesn't apply the death penalty? Is it because we are more human than China or Arab? And then as the result, such first degree criminalism, including power or fund misuse keeps growing up with the authorities can do nothing but only regretting it and expressing sympathy, condolences and so on to the victims. The "civilized" countries turn out to be unsuccessful to lower the criminalism rate.
Perhaps China really wants to reduce its large population by keeping the death penalty, that's a naive thought, what do you think? However the reason is simple and classic: they like to make sure whether the country can be saved from such crimes by applying something which makes people think twice do do such crime.
Especially if you like to go on a tour to China--whether you agree or no with this death penalty discourse, it's not funny to leave your family crying for you because you're beheaded in a foreign country far away from home.
