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Q: Why do Government workers in China get special treatment?

I have noticed while living in China, that the government workers get police escorts, get treated better, and when you book a hotel and later if the local government wants that hotel they will cancel your reservation. Chinese government workers get treated like Gods.

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Because China is a communist country and who says "communist" says the overmighty power of the governement. You go to any communist or former communist country, it might be the same.

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Corruption.
Power is still more important than money here in China.

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Power is money here and money is power...

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All government officials everywhere have special privileges but China takes it to the extremes.

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good answer

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its same everywhere in Asia..Power more important than money

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It happens in any country. It's just more obvious here. And if you belong to the Party you get special privileges.

Njord:

No actually it doesn't sorry to say....

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